Rautio
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 48367 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Rautio |
| APELLIDO | Rautio |
| FIRMA | RAUTIO |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Helsinki |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3364-6695 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
When dance goes viral
Within the context of contemporary Chinese society, dance is a popular activity among people of all ages and genders—from the gatherings of senior citizens in public spaces who partake in plaza dancing (guangchangwu), to the young people practicing hip-hop in dance studios. Dance also constitutes a growing cultural economy shaped by the Chinese state, digital markets, and individuals who aspire to create new niche markets. Within this economy, st…
Ethnic Branding in Contemporary China
Crafting a Tibetan Terroir
Are Ethnic Chinese Artisanal Practices in Need of Saving
In Meili, an ethnic minority Dong village in Guizhou province, Southwest China, a collective of women regularly engage in labor-intensive practices to produce detailed and intricate patterns of fabric and embroidery that adorn clothing and accessories. More recently, China’s state-led heritage projects are redefining their textile production as an archetype of “tradition.” Enmeshed in discourse on capital and profit, yet also mediums for discussi…
Through the Eyes of an Anthropologist
On a cold December evening, in the thick cloud of cigarette smoke and clatter of the cocktail shaker, two women, Suvi Rautio and He Beili tell stories of what it means to see through the eyes of an anthropologist. Speaking to a crowded room of seventy people, mainly young Beijingers in their twenties and thirties, the event is part of Beijing's "Late Night Sessions" (yetan), a platform for thinkers to come together and share their work in an info…
Xi Jinping’s Traditional Villages
Remaking A Village
Fostering a Tiger that Grows up to Attack You
Reflections on Ethnographic Re-enactment
The Anthropologist's Toolkit: Reflections on ethnographic methodology" is a new essay series that peers into the anthropologist's toolkit to reflect on what ethnographic methodology constitutes in all its multimodal forms. We invite all contributions that explore the multiple engagements that come into play when working ethnographically with humans and more-than-humans
On self-reliant masculinities and rural returnees in ethnic China
The shift in China's national economy from industrial manufacturing to technology and IT has placed constraints on the lives of rural-to-urban male migrant workers from the lower social strata. As the pace of out-migration in China slows, male rural returnees are harnessing self-reliant masculinities to reclaim status and heighten a sense of collective pride in and affiliation with their natal village. Centering on two ethnographic case studies o…
Material Compromises in the Planning of a ‘Traditional Village’ in Southwest China
Ethnic minority villages across Southwest China have recently experienced a dramatic increase in cultural heritage projects. Following new policies of rural development and the growth of tourism, villages are being converted into heritage sites to preserve the aesthetics of rurality and ethnicity. This article describes how architect scholars plan to create a ‘Chinese Traditional Village’ in a Dong autonomous district of Guizhou province, focusin…
On self-reliant masculinities and rural returnees in ethnic China
The shift in China's national economy from industrial manufacturing to technology and IT has placed constraints on the lives of rural-to-urban male migrant workers from the lower social strata. As the pace of out-migration in China slows, male rural returnees are harnessing self-reliant masculinities to reclaim status and heighten a sense of collective pride in and affiliation with their natal village. Centering on two ethnographic case studies o…
Material Compromises in the Planning of a ‘Traditional Village’ in Southwest China
Ethnic minority villages across Southwest China have recently experienced a dramatic increase in cultural heritage projects. Following new policies of rural development and the growth of tourism, villages are being converted into heritage sites to preserve the aesthetics of rurality and ethnicity. This article describes how architect scholars plan to create a ‘Chinese Traditional Village’ in a Dong autonomous district of Guizhou province, focusin…
On self-reliant masculinities and rural returnees in ethnic China
The shift in China's national economy from industrial manufacturing to technology and IT has placed constraints on the lives of rural-to-urban male migrant workers from the lower social strata. As the pace of out-migration in China slows, male rural returnees are harnessing self-reliant masculinities to reclaim status and heighten a sense of collective pride in and affiliation with their natal village. Centering on two ethnographic case studies o…
Xi Jinping’s Traditional Villages
Remaking A Village
Fostering a Tiger that Grows up to Attack You
Reflections on Ethnographic Re-enactment
The Anthropologist's Toolkit: Reflections on ethnographic methodology" is a new essay series that peers into the anthropologist's toolkit to reflect on what ethnographic methodology constitutes in all its multimodal forms. We invite all contributions that explore the multiple engagements that come into play when working ethnographically with humans and more-than-humans
Crafting a Tibetan Terroir
Are Ethnic Chinese Artisanal Practices in Need of Saving
In Meili, an ethnic minority Dong village in Guizhou province, Southwest China, a collective of women regularly engage in labor-intensive practices to produce detailed and intricate patterns of fabric and embroidery that adorn clothing and accessories. More recently, China’s state-led heritage projects are redefining their textile production as an archetype of “tradition.” Enmeshed in discourse on capital and profit, yet also mediums for discussi…
Through the Eyes of an Anthropologist
On a cold December evening, in the thick cloud of cigarette smoke and clatter of the cocktail shaker, two women, Suvi Rautio and He Beili tell stories of what it means to see through the eyes of an anthropologist. Speaking to a crowded room of seventy people, mainly young Beijingers in their twenties and thirties, the event is part of Beijing's "Late Night Sessions" (yetan), a platform for thinkers to come together and share their work in an info…
When dance goes viral
Within the context of contemporary Chinese society, dance is a popular activity among people of all ages and genders—from the gatherings of senior citizens in public spaces who partake in plaza dancing (guangchangwu), to the young people practicing hip-hop in dance studios. Dance also constitutes a growing cultural economy shaped by the Chinese state, digital markets, and individuals who aspire to create new niche markets. Within this economy, st…
Ethnic Branding in Contemporary China
Geography (5 obras) · Ethnic group (4 obras) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (3 obras) · China (3 obras) · China's Global Influence and Migration (3 obras) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (3 obras) · Ethnography (3 obras) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras)