Lorenzo Bordonaro
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3600252 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Lorenzo Bordonaro |
| NOMBRES | Lorenzo |
| APELLIDO | Bordonaro |
| FIRMA | BORDONARO L |
| AFILIACIONES | Centre for Research in Anthropology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1849-7898 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 97 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2009 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Expectations of tourism
In this article, based on ethnographic research in Vila Real, Portugal, and carried out within the framework of the “Dourotur” research project, I describe local expectations of tourism in a context of prolonged economic decay and marginalization by national economic policies. Though acknowledging local demands for tourism as legitimate, I question the too straightforward link between tourism and local development that has become a mantra in Port…
Entrevista a Noel B. Salazar, unidad de Investigación sobre Movilidades Culturales (CuMoRe), Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Lovaina, Bélgica
Noel B. Salazar obtuvo su doctorado en Antropología en la Universidad de Pennsylvania (EE.UU.). Actualmente es catedrático en la Universidad Católica de Lovaina, Bélgica, y profesor visitante en la Universidad de Bérgamo, Italia. Sus campos de investigación abarcan antropología de la movilidad y del viaje, el nexo entre lo local y lo global, discursos e imaginarios sobre la otredad, patrimonio, intermediación cultural y cosmopolitismo. Es autor d…
XII Fórum Internacional de Turismo - FIT'17 Turismo em 2017 - Tendências e Oportunidades - Vila Nova de Gaia - 16 de fevereiro de 2017
O Fórum Internacional de Turismo (FIT) é um projeto do IPDT ‐ Instituto de Planeamento e Desenvolvimento do Turismo, em parceria com a Porto e Norte de Portugal E.R., tendo o patrocínio do grupo Solverde, um dos maiores grupos hoteleiros de Portugal. Segundo os organizadores, o fórum, que é organizado anualmente desde 2004, tem como objetivo “a partilha de ideias e a discussão de dinâmicas para o turismo, apresentando propostas para o setor”. A X…
"Ghetto Six. Uma intervenção artística "ethnography-based
O bairro 6 de Maio na Damaia, concelho de Amadora, às portas de Lisboa, é um bairro autoconstruído, que abriga desde o final da década de 1970 uma comunidade de origem maioritariamente cabo-verdiana. O 6 de Maio está a ser demolido e vai ser destruído até 2015. Baseado num trabalho de etnografia sobre a vida no bairro, Ghetto Six utiliza materiais que sobraram das operações de demolição das casas como suportes para a inscrição de um 'retrato' do …
Agency does not mean freedom. Cape Verdean street children and the politics of children's agency
At a time when children and youth are heralded by scholars and international organisations alike as active agents in the construction of their own lives and as individuals with participatory rights, I propose in this article, based on my fieldwork on street children and child protection policies in Cape Verde, an account of the interplay between children and youth and social interventions, exploring the tension between calls for agency and the ri…
Ambiguous agency
Masculinidade, Violência E Espaço Público
Nesse artigo, argumento que os thugs, jovens membros de gangs na cidade da Praia (Cabo Verde), não são uma descontinuidade histórica ou social, mas uma expressão paroxística de elementos próprios da cultura do país, da dinâmica identitária própria dos bairros e da masculinidade hegemônica. Na mesma medida, são também uma reação segundo lógicas sociais e culturais locais e através da apropriação de traços das culturas juvenis globais, às violentas…
Modernity as Marginality
In this article I will trace back the feelings of peripherality and marginality expressed by a group of young men in the Bjag Islands to the historical and political processes that marginalised the rural communities in Guinea-Bissau in the late colonial and postindependence period and excluded them from the formation of the state.These processes were supported and justiied by the concomitant formation and difusion of ideas of civilisation and dev…
Sai fora
In this article I portray the marginality, exclusion and social immobility of young people living in the small port of Bubaque in the Bijagó Islands. Reluctant to be involved in the village economy, but excluded from the port’s market economy, aware of the weakness of the national economy, migration to Europe appears to them to be the only viable means of social promotion. Income and education are not the sole motivations of their aspirations to …
Introduction
As I was writing this introduction, Guinea-Bissau was rocked by yet another "political crisis." On the night of March 1 and 2, 2009, the army chief of staff, General Batista Tagme Na Waie, and the president of Guinea-Bissau, João Bernardino "Nino" Vieira, were killed in the space of a few hours. As was to be expected, articles mushroomed in the international press in the following days, sporting headlines that we have long since become accustomed…
Culture Stops Development
Since the 1960s scholars have criticized the notion of development, arguing that the rhetoric and practice of international development serve imperialistic interests, destroying local orders and colonizing consciousnesses. Through the analysis of the "will to be modern" of a group of young boys living in Bubaque in the Bijagó Islands (Guinea-Bissau), this article shows how the very notion of development can be reworked and employed in an African …
Ambiguous agency
Agency does not mean freedom. Cape Verdean street children and the politics of children's agency
At a time when children and youth are heralded by scholars and international organisations alike as active agents in the construction of their own lives and as individuals with participatory rights, I propose in this article, based on my fieldwork on street children and child protection policies in Cape Verde, an account of the interplay between children and youth and social interventions, exploring the tension between calls for agency and the ri…
Culture Stops Development
Since the 1960s scholars have criticized the notion of development, arguing that the rhetoric and practice of international development serve imperialistic interests, destroying local orders and colonizing consciousnesses. Through the analysis of the "will to be modern" of a group of young boys living in Bubaque in the Bijagó Islands (Guinea-Bissau), this article shows how the very notion of development can be reworked and employed in an African …
Masculinidade, Violência E Espaço Público
Nesse artigo, argumento que os thugs, jovens membros de gangs na cidade da Praia (Cabo Verde), não são uma descontinuidade histórica ou social, mas uma expressão paroxística de elementos próprios da cultura do país, da dinâmica identitária própria dos bairros e da masculinidade hegemônica. Na mesma medida, são também uma reação segundo lógicas sociais e culturais locais e através da apropriação de traços das culturas juvenis globais, às violentas…
Introduction
As I was writing this introduction, Guinea-Bissau was rocked by yet another "political crisis." On the night of March 1 and 2, 2009, the army chief of staff, General Batista Tagme Na Waie, and the president of Guinea-Bissau, João Bernardino "Nino" Vieira, were killed in the space of a few hours. As was to be expected, articles mushroomed in the international press in the following days, sporting headlines that we have long since become accustomed…
Modernity as Marginality
In this article I will trace back the feelings of peripherality and marginality expressed by a group of young men in the Bjag Islands to the historical and political processes that marginalised the rural communities in Guinea-Bissau in the late colonial and postindependence period and excluded them from the formation of the state.These processes were supported and justiied by the concomitant formation and difusion of ideas of civilisation and dev…
Sai fora
In this article I portray the marginality, exclusion and social immobility of young people living in the small port of Bubaque in the Bijagó Islands. Reluctant to be involved in the village economy, but excluded from the port’s market economy, aware of the weakness of the national economy, migration to Europe appears to them to be the only viable means of social promotion. Income and education are not the sole motivations of their aspirations to …
Introduction
As I was writing this introduction, Guinea-Bissau was rocked by yet another "political crisis." On the night of March 1 and 2, 2009, the army chief of staff, General Batista Tagme Na Waie, and the president of Guinea-Bissau, João Bernardino "Nino" Vieira, were killed in the space of a few hours. As was to be expected, articles mushroomed in the international press in the following days, sporting headlines that we have long since become accustomed…
Culture Stops Development
Since the 1960s scholars have criticized the notion of development, arguing that the rhetoric and practice of international development serve imperialistic interests, destroying local orders and colonizing consciousnesses. Through the analysis of the "will to be modern" of a group of young boys living in Bubaque in the Bijagó Islands (Guinea-Bissau), this article shows how the very notion of development can be reworked and employed in an African …
Modernity as Marginality
In this article I will trace back the feelings of peripherality and marginality expressed by a group of young men in the Bjag Islands to the historical and political processes that marginalised the rural communities in Guinea-Bissau in the late colonial and postindependence period and excluded them from the formation of the state.These processes were supported and justiied by the concomitant formation and difusion of ideas of civilisation and dev…
Agency does not mean freedom. Cape Verdean street children and the politics of children's agency
At a time when children and youth are heralded by scholars and international organisations alike as active agents in the construction of their own lives and as individuals with participatory rights, I propose in this article, based on my fieldwork on street children and child protection policies in Cape Verde, an account of the interplay between children and youth and social interventions, exploring the tension between calls for agency and the ri…
Ambiguous agency
Masculinidade, Violência E Espaço Público
Nesse artigo, argumento que os thugs, jovens membros de gangs na cidade da Praia (Cabo Verde), não são uma descontinuidade histórica ou social, mas uma expressão paroxística de elementos próprios da cultura do país, da dinâmica identitária própria dos bairros e da masculinidade hegemônica. Na mesma medida, são também uma reação segundo lógicas sociais e culturais locais e através da apropriação de traços das culturas juvenis globais, às violentas…
"Ghetto Six. Uma intervenção artística "ethnography-based
O bairro 6 de Maio na Damaia, concelho de Amadora, às portas de Lisboa, é um bairro autoconstruído, que abriga desde o final da década de 1970 uma comunidade de origem maioritariamente cabo-verdiana. O 6 de Maio está a ser demolido e vai ser destruído até 2015. Baseado num trabalho de etnografia sobre a vida no bairro, Ghetto Six utiliza materiais que sobraram das operações de demolição das casas como suportes para a inscrição de um 'retrato' do …
XII Fórum Internacional de Turismo - FIT'17 Turismo em 2017 - Tendências e Oportunidades - Vila Nova de Gaia - 16 de fevereiro de 2017
O Fórum Internacional de Turismo (FIT) é um projeto do IPDT ‐ Instituto de Planeamento e Desenvolvimento do Turismo, em parceria com a Porto e Norte de Portugal E.R., tendo o patrocínio do grupo Solverde, um dos maiores grupos hoteleiros de Portugal. Segundo os organizadores, o fórum, que é organizado anualmente desde 2004, tem como objetivo “a partilha de ideias e a discussão de dinâmicas para o turismo, apresentando propostas para o setor”. A X…
Entrevista a Noel B. Salazar, unidad de Investigación sobre Movilidades Culturales (CuMoRe), Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Lovaina, Bélgica
Noel B. Salazar obtuvo su doctorado en Antropología en la Universidad de Pennsylvania (EE.UU.). Actualmente es catedrático en la Universidad Católica de Lovaina, Bélgica, y profesor visitante en la Universidad de Bérgamo, Italia. Sus campos de investigación abarcan antropología de la movilidad y del viaje, el nexo entre lo local y lo global, discursos e imaginarios sobre la otredad, patrimonio, intermediación cultural y cosmopolitismo. Es autor d…
Expectations of tourism
In this article, based on ethnographic research in Vila Real, Portugal, and carried out within the framework of the “Dourotur” research project, I describe local expectations of tourism in a context of prolonged economic decay and marginalization by national economic policies. Though acknowledging local demands for tourism as legitimate, I question the too straightforward link between tourism and local development that has become a mantra in Port…
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