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v.09.03article | ruy braga 705 sociologia & antropologia setembro – dezembro 2019 issn 2238-3875 a return of class struggle without class? Sociologia & Antropologia destina-se à UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO RIO DE JANEIRO 706apresentação, circulação e discussão Reitor Roberto Leher de pesquisas originais que contribuam Vice-Reitor para o conhecimento dos processos Denise Fernandes Lopez Nascimento socioculturais nos contextos INSTITUTO DE FILOSOFIA E CIÊNCIAS SOCIAIS brasileiro e mundial. A Revista está Diretora aberta à colaboração de especialistas Susana de Castro Amaral Vieira de universidades e instituições de PROGRAMA DE PÓS-GRADUAÇÃO pesquisa, e publicará trabalhos EM SOCIOLOGIA E ANTROPOLOGIA inéditos em português e em inglês. Coordenação Sociologia & Antropologia ambiciona Rodrigo Santos Felícia Picanço constituir-se em um instrumento de interpelação consistente do debate contemporâneo das ciências sociais e, assim, contribuir para o seu desenvolvimento. S678 Sociologia & Antropologia. Sociologia & Antropologia. Revista do Programa de Revista do PPGSA Pós-Graduação em Sociologia e Antropologia da Programa de Pós-Graduação em universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro. – v. 9, n.3 Sociologia e Antropologia (set.-dez. 2019) – Rio de Janeiro: PPGSA, 2011– Largo de São Francisco de Paula 1 sala 420 Quadrimestral 20051-070 Rio de Janeiro RJ t.+55 (21) 2224 8965 ramal 215 iSSN 2238-3875 [email protected] 1. Ciências sociais – Periódicos. 2. Sociologia – sociologiaeantropologia.com.br Periódicos. 3. Antropologia – Periódicos. i. revistappgsa.ifcs.ufrj.br universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro. Programa de Pós-Graduação em Sociologia e Antropologia. Publicação quadrimestral aug., 2019 aug., – Triannual publication CDD 300 Solicita-se permuta Exchange desired 493, may. 493, – INDExADORES EBSCOHOST PROQuEST SCiELO SCOPuS SEER/iBiCT Diretórios DOAJ CLASE SuMÁRiOS.ORG Catálogos LATiNDEX Portal de Periódicos CAPES sociol. antropol. | rio de janeiro, v.09.02: 469 | rio de janeiro, antropol. sociol. volume 9 número 3 setembro –dezembro de 2019 quadrimestral 707 issn 2238-3875 sociologia & antropologia ppgsa programa de pós-graduação em sociologia e antropologia ufrj universidade federal do rio de janeiro, brasil CORPO EDITORIAL (universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro/iESP, Brasil) 708Editores José Vicente Tavares dos Santos (universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil) (universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brasil) André Botelho (Editor Responsável) Josefa Salete Barbosa Cavalcanti Antonio Brasil Jr. (universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Recife, Brasil) Elina Pessanha Leonilde Servolo de Medeiros Marco Antonio Gonçalves (universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro, Seropédica, Brasil) Maria Laura Cavalcanti Lilia Moritz Schwarcz (universidade de São Paulo, Brasil e Princeton university, New Comissão Editorial Jersey, united States) (universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil) Manuela Carneiro da Cunha Els Lagrou (university of Chicago, illinois, united States) José Reginaldo Gonçalves Mariza Peirano José Ricardo Ramalho (universidade de Brasília, Distrito Federal, Brasil) Glaucia Villas Bôas Maurizio Bach Editor Associado (universität Passau, Bavaria, Germany) Maurício Hoelz (uFRRJ) Michèle Lamont Assistentes Editoriais (Harvard university, Cambridge, Massachusetts, united States) Julia O'Donnell Patrícia Birman Rodrigo Santos (universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil) Peter Fry Conselho Editorial (universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil) Alain Quemin Philippe Descola (université Paris 8, Saint-Denis, France) (Collège de France, Paris, France) Anete ivo Renan Springer de Freitas (universidade Federal da Bahia, Salvador, Brasil) (universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brasil) Brasilio Sallum Junior Ruben George Oliven (universidade de São Paulo, Brasil) (universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brasil) Carlo Severi Sergio Adorno (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris, France) (universidade de São Paulo, Brasil) Charles Pessanha (universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil) Cristiana Bastos PRODUÇÃO EDITORIAL (universidade de Lisboa, Portugal) Projeto gráfico, capa e diagramação Edna Maria Ramos de Castro a+a design e produção (universidade Federal do Pará, Belém, Brasil) Glória Afflalo Elide Rugai Bastos Preparação e revisão de textos (universidade Estadual de Campinas, São Paulo, Brasil) Maria Helena Torres Ernesto Renan Freitas Pinto (universidade Federal do Amazonas, Manaus, Brasil) Gabriel Cohn (universidade de São Paulo, Brasil) Guenther Roth (Columbia university, New York, united States) Helena Sumiko Hirata (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris, France) Heloísa Maria Murgel Starling © Programa de Pós-Graduação em (universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brasil) Sociologia e Antropologia / UFRJ Huw Beynon Direitos autorais reservados: a reprodução integral de artigos (Cardiff university, Wales, united Kingdom) é permitida apenas com autorização específica; citação irlys Barreira parcial será permitida com referência completa à fonte. (universidade Federal do Ceará, Fortaleza, Brasil) João de Pina Cabral Apoio (university of Kent, united Kingdom) José Sergio Leite Lopes (universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil) José Maurício Domingues andré Botelho, editor responsável 709 APRESENTAÇÃO “Tão longe, tão perto: Sociologia & Antropologia no limiar de uma década” abre este volume 9 número 3 da revista, que marca mudanças em sua gestão direta, trazendo um balanço editorial qualificado a partir de mapa semântico e biblio- métrico de sua coleção de artigos produzido por meio de metodologias infor- macionais. Fortalecendo iniciativa que vem singularizando o periódico desde sua criação em 2011 na veiculação da produção científica de ponta no Brasil, o número apresenta um conjunto de textos sobre a obra do antropólogo Keith Hart, que se inicia com entrevista realizada por Federico Neiburg e Fernando Rabossi. Nela, Keith Hart articula sua trajetória intelectual, o impacto de suas pesquisas na África urbana na remodelagem da antropologia econômica e as- pectos de bastidores da história da antropologia anglo-saxã. Na sequência da entrevista, Horacio Ortiz discute a relevância da extensa reflexão de Hart sobre o dinheiro para uma antropologia política da indústria financeira global. Por sua vez, Fernando Rabossi busca reconstituir os caminhos do conceito de in- formalidade, formulado pioneiramente por Hart na década de 1970 e que, des- de então, vem sendo amplamente empregado e desdobrado na análise das eco- nomias dos chamados países em desenvolvimento. Esse conjunto é comple- mentado, na seção de Registros de Pesquisa, por “O dinheiro é como aprendemos a ser humanos”, texto do próprio Hart, em que aponta a convergência atual na internet do dinheiro e da linguagem como meios de comunicação humana; e, ainda, por resenha de Theodoros Rakopoulos sobre o manuscrito inédito de Hart intitulado “Self in the world”. Segue-se na seção Artigos, “The bipolarity of democracy and authorita- dez., 2019 dez., rianism: value patterns, inclusion roles and forms of internal differentiation of – political systems” de Anna L. Ahlers e Rudolf Stichweh, que propõe uma teoria sociológica da inclusão e diferenciação funcional para analisar as transforma- 710, set. 710, – ções nos regimes políticos democráticos e autoritários que polarizam a socie- dade mundial hoje. Por sua vez, em “A história de Gigante: conservação e caça no Pantanal”, Felipe Süssekind aborda o primeiro estudo de campo científico sobre a ecologia da onça-pintada, realizado no final dos anos 1970 no Pantanal brasileiro por George Schaller, explorando as tensões, nos relatos dessa experiência, entre um texto conservacionista e um livro escrito por um caçador profissional e guia de safáris. Sergio Pignuoli Ocampo, em “Símbolo y comunicación − hacia un con- cepto de comunicación simbólica desde la teoría general de sistemas sociales”, discute a possibilidade de elaboração de um conceito geral de comunicação simbólica que amplie a teoria luhmanniana dos meios de comunicação simbo- licamente generalizados. sociol. antropol. | rio de janeiro, v.09.03: 709 | rio de janeiro, antropol. sociol. apresentação | andré botelho, editor responsável 710 Em “Women’s war: gender activism in the Vietnam War and in the wars for Kurdish autonomy”, Mariana Miggiolaro Chaguri e Flávia X. M. Paniz debatem a interface entre a produção do gênero, da guerra e das ideias, argumentando, a partir de narrativas desses dois eventos de conflito armado, que a experiência de luta das mulheres pode produzir novas mediações entre gênero e nação. “Gerencialismo e pós-gerencialismo: em busca de uma nova imaginação para as políticas educacionais no Brasil”, de Marcelo Tadeu Baumann Burgos e Caíque Cunha Bellato, argumenta que a literatura “pós-gerencialista” permite aprofundar o debate democrático sobre as políticas educacionais brasileiras com base na Constituição de 1988, afastando-o de questões morais e ideológi- cas que o vêm pautando atualmente. Jorge Machado e Richard Miskolci, em “Das Jornadas de Junho à cruzada moral: o papel das redes sociais na polarização política brasileira”, indicam que a concentração do uso da internet em poucas plataformas afetou as comuni- cações – que antes eram mediadas pelas pessoas em diferentes contextos – no sentido de acentuar oposições binárias e formar consensos polarizados. O leitor encontrará também na seção Registros de Pesquisa o estudo de Enrique Valarelli Menezes
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    GrenadierThe Gazette 2010 THE REGIMENTAL JOURNAL OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS IssueNo33 Price £5.00 IN MEMORIAM Gdsm Jamie Janes Gdsm Jamie Janes was killed by an improvised explosive device on October 5, 2009, just after arriving in theatre. He was the first Battalion and 11 Light Brigade fatality in Helmand Province. As a member of 6 Platoon, No 2 Company, he was terribly injured whilst clearing a route for his patrol and died en route to hospital near Nad-e_Ali district centre. On his second tour of Afghanistan, he was an experienced guardsman who willingly stepped forward to take on the difficult task of clearing routes; he was an example to all less experienced soldiers and gave his section and platoon great confidence. He died protecting his friends from danger. WO1 (RSM) Darren Chant On a day which no one within the serving Battalion will forget, WO1 (RSM) Chant was one of three Grenadiers murdered by a rogue Afghan policeman 3 November 2009. The policeman opened fire on a large number of British mentors at a secure Police checkpoint in the Nad-e-Ali having just returned from a joint patrol. The Sergeant Major, Sgt Matthew Telford and Gdsm James Major of the 1st Battalion were killed alongside two Royal Military Police mentors, Cpl Steve Boote and Cpl Nicholas Webster-Smith. As the senior soldier in the Battalion, WO1 (RSM) Chant had been detached from the remainder of the Battalion and been commanding the mixed team of British troops responsible for mentoring Afghan police in the area. He had joined the Regiment in 1986 and had served multiple tours of Northern Ireland, as well as Kuwait in 1990, Bosnia and previously in Afghanistan.
  • November 1, 2013 Vol. 117 No. 44

    November 1, 2013 Vol. 117 No. 44

    VOL. 117 - NO. 44 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, NOVEMBER 1, 2013 $.30 A COPY ABCD Calls on HHS to Release Fuel Assistance Funds Thousands in Boston Literally Waiting in the Cold for Relief Government Shutdown May Slow Release of Funds Cold weather has arrived and thousands are forced to choose between heat, food, of low-income seniors and families are wor- medicine and paying their rent. ried about how they will heat their homes. Based on last year’s allocation, families Normally the ABCD Fuel Assistance pro- with incomes below the federal poverty level gram opens on November 1, with oil trucks are eligible to receive the maximum fuel rolling to low-income households as the assistance benefit. Last year that was weather turns cold and payments to utili- $1,125. With current oil prices near $4 a ties preventing shutoff of gas and electric gallon, which will not even fill an oil tank service in homes where families, struggling once. to survive, have fallen behind on their bills. Forward funding from Massachusetts But this year, citing the disruption of the The Commonwealth is considering “for- government shutdown, the federal Depart- ward funding” fuel assistance legislation ment of Health and Human Services has that would provide funds to get the program not yet allocated funds to the states to pro- started while waiting for federal funds to vide fuel assistance to low-income elders arrive. The state would then be reimbursed. and working families eligible for the Low- Drew urges quick passage of that bill. “We income Home Energy Assistance Program. need to get help to those who cannot turn The program cannot open until officials up their thermostats,” he said.