Shadow play : information politics in urban Indonesia
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Shadow play : information politics in urban Indonesia
（Anthropological horizons）
University of Toronto Press, c2021
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [269]-290) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Focusing on government-organized relocations of street vendors in Indonesia, Shadow Play carefully exposes the reasons why conflicts over urban planning are fought through information politics.
Anthropologist Sheri Lynn Gibbings shows that information politics are the principal avenues through which the municipal government of Yogyakarta city seeks to implement its urban projects. Information politics are also the primary means through which street vendors, activists, and NGOs can challenge these plans. Through extensive interviews and lengthy participant observation in Yogyakarta, Gibbings shows that both state and non-state actors engage in transparency, rumours, conspiracies, and surveillance practices.
Gibbings reveals that these entangled information practices create suspicion and fear, form new solidarities, and dissolve relationships. Shadow Play is a compelling study explaining how we cannot understand urban projects in post-Suharto Indonesia and the resistance to them without first understanding the complexities embedded in the information practices.
目次
Figures
Acknowledgments
1. Introduction
2. The Politics of Containment
3. Dialogue, Documents, and Distrust
4. Democratizing Surveillance
5. Press Releases and Silent Critiques
6. The Talk of Violence
7. Coinspiratorial Knowledge, Allah, and State Power
8. Agents and Brothers
9. Marketplace Relations
10. Conclusion
List of Protagonists
Glossary of Indonesian Terms and Abbreviations
Notes
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