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UID:euroseas-2024-accepting-inequality-in-precarious-southeast-asia-1
SUMMARY:Accepting inequality in precarious Southeast Asia (1)
LOCATION:REC A1.03
DESCRIPTION:Egalitarian moral ideals are acknowledged as universal througho
 ut Southeast Asia: states as well as individuals consider all human beings 
 equal, meaning they are entitled to the same rights regardless of their gen
 der, social/religious/ethnic belonging, or appearance. However, it is also 
 widely experienced that inequality exists at all levels of society. In fact
 , parallel to egalitarian moralities, most people explicitly and/or implici
 tly accept a certain degree of inequality (discrimination, oppression, expl
 oitation, insecurity and vulnerability). They do not contrast it either in 
 practices or in ideas and emotions and/or are compliant with some hierarchy
 .\n\nIn this panel, we focus on the individual and social acceptance of ine
 quality and examine practised forms of social and personal hierarchy, which
  in turn can be seen as natural, traditional or inevitable. In this respect
 , ‘acceptance’ can be used as an analytical tool, the antithesi
 s of the fortunate term ‘resistance’.\n\nMore precisely, we wil
 l consider the forms of practical and symbolic acceptance of inequality in 
 contexts of poverty, spatial marginality and exploitation in neoliberal Sou
 theast Asia. We will compare local practical notions (thoughts, plans, idea
 s, objects, actions) of both inequality and its resolution or transformatio
 n.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/accepting-inequality-in-precarious-southeast-asia
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DTSTAMP:20240919T033900
UID:euroseas-2024-accepting-inequality-in-precarious-southeast-asia-2
SUMMARY:Accepting inequality in precarious Southeast Asia (2)
LOCATION:REC A1.03
DESCRIPTION:Egalitarian moral ideals are acknowledged as universal througho
 ut Southeast Asia: states as well as individuals consider all human beings 
 equal, meaning they are entitled to the same rights regardless of their gen
 der, social/religious/ethnic belonging, or appearance. However, it is also 
 widely experienced that inequality exists at all levels of society. In fact
 , parallel to egalitarian moralities, most people explicitly and/or implici
 tly accept a certain degree of inequality (discrimination, oppression, expl
 oitation, insecurity and vulnerability). They do not contrast it either in 
 practices or in ideas and emotions and/or are compliant with some hierarchy
 .\n\nIn this panel, we focus on the individual and social acceptance of ine
 quality and examine practised forms of social and personal hierarchy, which
  in turn can be seen as natural, traditional or inevitable. In this respect
 , ‘acceptance’ can be used as an analytical tool, the antithesi
 s of the fortunate term ‘resistance’.\n\nMore precisely, we wil
 l consider the forms of practical and symbolic acceptance of inequality in 
 contexts of poverty, spatial marginality and exploitation in neoliberal Sou
 theast Asia. We will compare local practical notions (thoughts, plans, idea
 s, objects, actions) of both inequality and its resolution or transformatio
 n.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/accepting-inequality-in-precarious-southeast-asia
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240723T180000
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