| Research Interests for Ralph A. Litzinger
Research Interests:
Ralph Litzinger, PH.D. University of Washington, 1994,
does research on minority politics in the People's
Republic of China. He has written on Marxist theory in
nationality policy in socialist states, ethnic and
indigenous revitalization in the post-Cold War global
order, and on ethnographic film, photography, and
popular culture. He is the author of Other Chinas: the
Yao and the Politics of National Belonging and
numerous essays in anthropology, cultural studies, and
East Asian studies journals. He is currently doing
research on the politics of nature, non-governmental
organizations, and global environmentalism in
northeastern Yunnan and Eastern Tibet. - Keywords:
- Cultural and political theory, critiques of modernity and postmodernity, anthropology of socialist and postsocialist ethnology, environmentalism, NGO, transnational activism, People's Republic of China, East Asia
- Areas of Interest:
- Cultural and political theory
critiques of modernity and postmodernity anthropology of socialist and postsocialist ethnology environmentalism globalization and anti-globalization NGOs transnational activism the People's Republic of China East Asia
- Representative Publications
- Litzinger, RA, Other Chinas: The Yao and the Politics of National Belonging
(2000), Duke University Press [abs]
- Litzinger, R, Afterword: Beyond the Corporate Leninist Box,
in Privatizing China: Socialism from Afar, edited by Ong, A; Zhang, L
(2008)
- Litzinger, RA, The Mobilization of Nature: Perspectives from Northwest Yunnan,
China Quarterly, vol. 178 no. 178
(Spring, 2004),
pp. 488-504, Cambridge University Press (CUP) [doi] [abs]
- Ralph Litzinger, , “Contested Sovereignties and the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund”,
Political And Legal Anthropology Review (PoLAR), vol. 29 no. 1
(2006),
pp. 66-87, WILEY [doi] [abs]
- Litzinger, RA, In Search of the Grassroots: Hydroelectric Schemes in Northwest Yunnan,
in Grassroots Political Reform in Contemporary China, edited by Perry, E; Goodman, M
(April, 2007)
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