Despite its common use, it seems that the many people using the term are often not defining it in the same way. First appearing in the English language in the 1940s, the term вЂњglobalizationвЂќ is now commonplace and is used to discuss the circulation of goods, the fast and furious exchange of ideas, and the movement of people. Globalization is a word commonly used in public discourse, but it is often loosely defined in todayвЂ™s society (much like the word вЂњcultureвЂќ itself). But what, in fact, is globalization? OVERVIEW AND EARLY GLOBALIZATION The fact that the students would be reflexive enough to question the ethical implications of appropriating foreign cuisine suggests that we are truly in a new era. The fact that dishes like sushi and banh mi sandwiches are even available in an Ohio college cafeteria suggests that globalization has intensified. Regardless of what one thinks about this case, it is revealing of how college campuses-as well as the larger societies in which they are situated-have changed over time. Many people dismissed the studentsвЂ™ concerns as either an overreaction or as an attempt to rephrase a perennial complaint (bad cafeteria food) in a politically loaded language of social justice likely to garner a response from the administration. Their claim, which raised a great deal of controversy, was that the cafeteriaвЂ™s appropriation and poor execution of ethnic dishes was disrespectful to the cultures from which those recipes were taken. A similar question was asked at Oberlin College in December 2015 when a group of students claimed that adapting foreign cuisines constituted a form of social injustice. Now, are these dishes authentic? That, of course, depends on how you define authenticity. At the sandwich counter, tuna salad, an all-American classic, is being served in a pita. The next station is offering made-to-order Asian stir-fry. The dayвЂ™s hot lunch entrГ©es include Caribbean jerk pork with mango salsa and a side of collard greens. It is Tuesday on campus as you enter the dining hall. Perspectives: An Open Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, 2nd EditionДefine globalization and the 5 вЂњscapesвЂќ that can be used to characterize global flows or exchanges.Д®xplain the relationship between globalization and the creation of new вЂњglocalвЂќ lifestyles and forms of consumption.Дescribe some of the ways people use agency to respond to globalization including syncretism and participation in alternative markets.ДЄssess the relationship between globalization, neoliberalism, and neocolonialism.Д®valuate the advantages and disadvantages of the intensification of globalization.Дiscuss the implications of globalization for anthropology.

CENTER FOR A PUBLIC ANTHROPOLOGY PROJECT: HOW THE BLOOD CAME BACK TO THE YANOMAMI.

A FRAMEWORK FOR RESHAPING THE DISCIPLINE.

TAKING STOCK OF WHERE WE ARE AND WHERE WE ARE HEADING.

PUBLIC ANTHROPOLOGYвЂ™S RELATION TO APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY.

PUTTING PRESENT CONCERNS IN PERSPECTIVE.

ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE BIOCULTURAL PERSPECTIVEДЎ8.В Seeing Like an Anthropologist: Anthropology in Practice.

PARTICIPATORY MEDIA AND MEDIA ACTIVISM IN ANTHROPOLOGY.

ADDITIONAL APPROACHES TO ENVIRONMENTAL ANTHROPOLOGYДЎ6.В Media Anthropology: Meaning, Embodiment, Infrastructure, and Activism.

THE FALL OF COLONIALISM AND THE RISE OF NEWLY INDEPENDENT STATESДЎ4.В Culture and Sustainability: Environmental Anthropology in the Anthropocene.

CONTEMPORARY ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO STUDYING SEXUALITY AND GENDER.

FOUNDATIONS OF THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF GENDER.

INTRODUCTION: SEX AND GENDER ACCORDING TO ANTHROPOLOGISTS.

ANTHROPOLOGY MEETS POPULAR CULTURE: SPORTS, RACE/ETHNICITY AND DIVERSITY.

RACE IN THREE NATIONS: THE UNITED STATES, BRAZIL, AND JAPAN.

RIGHTS, RESPONSIBILITIES, STATUSES, AND ROLES IN FAMILIES.

BASIC CONCEPTS IN POLITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY.

POLITICAL ECONOMY: UNDERSTANDING INEQUALITYД§.В Political Anthropology: A Cross-Cultural Comparison.

LANGUAGE CHANGE: HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS.

LANGUAGE IN ITS SOCIAL SETTINGS: LANGUAGE AND IDENTITY.

DESCRIPTIVE LINGUISTICS: STRUCTURES OF LANGUAGE.

HUMAN LANGUAGE COMPARED WITH THE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS OF OTHER SPECIES.

THE IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN LANGUAGE TO HUMAN CULTURE.

ETHNOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES AND PERSPECTIVES.

THOUGHTS ON CULTURE OVER A CUP OF COFFEEДЈ.В Doing Fieldwork: Methods in Cultural Anthropology.

A BRIEF HISTORY OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL THINKING.

ABOUT THE SOCIETY FOR ANTHROPOLOGY IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES.

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