Social Citizenship and Workfare in the United States and Western Europe: The Paradox of Inclusion

COVER......Page 1
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SERIES-TITLE......Page 5
TITLE......Page 7
COPYRIGHT......Page 8
CONTENTS......Page 9
CONTRIBUTORS......Page 10
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION: THE FABRICATION OF PERSONS AND THINGS......Page 13
RES AND PERSONA......Page 16
PERSONS AND THINGS AS INSTITUTIONAL ARTEFACTS......Page 23
Institutional fictions......Page 24
Reference and production......Page 30
Semantic potential......Page 37
Actualising bodily potential......Page 41
CHAPTER TWO RES RELIGIOSAE: ON THE CATEGORIES OF RELIGION AND COMMERCE IN ROMAN LAW......Page 52
THE BODY IN ITS ENTIRETY......Page 62
BODY AND CORPSE......Page 63
THE VIOLATION OF THE TOMB (VIOLATIO SEPULCRI)......Page 68
EXHUMATION AS THE SUPPRESSION OF A LOCUS RELIGIOSUS......Page 72
RES RELIGIOSAE......Page 78
PORTRAIT OF THE CONSEIL D’ETAT AS A LABORATORY......Page 85
HOW TO PRODUCE DETACHMENT......Page 95
THE RAPPORTEUR......Page 98
THE R EVISEUR......Page 99
THE COMMISSAIRE DU GOUVERNEMENT......Page 102
THE FORMATION DE JUGEMENT......Page 105
CHAINS OF REFERENCES AND CHAINS OF OBLIGATIONS......Page 108
RES JUDICATA PRO VERITATE HABETUR......Page 118
CHAPTER FOUR LEGAL FABRICATIONS AND THE CASE OF ‘CULTURAL PROPERTY’......Page 127
MASS-PRODUCTION......Page 129
POSITIVISATION......Page 131
JURIDICAL TECHNOLOGIES......Page 132
WHAT FOLLOWS FROM THIS?......Page 135
PROPERTY AND RECOGNITION......Page 139
THE LEGAL TECHNOLOGY OF CULTURAL RECOGNITION: THE DISCURSIVE STRUCTURE AND THEMATIC CONTENT OF CULTURAL PROPERTY CLAIMS......Page 144
CONCLUSION......Page 150
INTRODUCTION......Page 154
THE DEBATE UNDER CONSIDERATION......Page 159
THE ADMINISTRATIVE GRANT (IQTA) AS PROPERTY......Page 163
CONCLUSION......Page 173
CHAPTER SIX GEDIK: A BUNDLE OF RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS FOR ISTANBUL ARTISANS AND TRADERS, 1750–1840......Page 178
GEDIK AND THE OTTOMAN LEGAL SYSTEM......Page 182
THE RISE OF GEDIKS......Page 187
GEDIK AS SECURITY FOR CREDIT......Page 188
RENT DISPUTES......Page 193
GEDIK AS SHARE IN MONOPOLY......Page 202
EPILOGUE......Page 208
CHAPTER SEVEN LOSING (OUT ON) INTELLECTUAL RESOURCES......Page 213
THE TERMS OF AN AGREEMENT......Page 215
TRADITION AND MODERNITY......Page 219
BODY OWNERSHIP......Page 221
WHOLE PERSONS: THINGS......Page 227
PART PERSONS: AGENTS......Page 235
DECONTEXTUALISATION......Page 240
INTELLECTUAL RESOURCES......Page 244
CHAPTER EIGHT RE-VISUALISING ATTACHMENT: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON PERSONS AND PROPERTY FORMS......Page 246
RE-THINKING ATTACHMENT......Page 249
PERSONS AND PROPERTY FORMS IN THE PACIFIC......Page 254
CHAPTER NINE OUR ORIGINAL INHERITANCE......Page 261
LIFE AND LAW......Page 263
GENETIC INHERITANCE......Page 269
Juridifying gene action (1)......Page 270
Life and law (1)......Page 272
Inheritance time (1)......Page 275
INHERITANCE AS INDIVIDUATION......Page 277
GENETIC INHERITANCE?......Page 281
Juridifying gene action (2)......Page 283
Life and law (2)......Page 287
Inheritance time (2)......Page 290
ALL TOO HUMAN?......Page 293
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 298
INDEX......Page 314