内部经纪:一个概念框架

IF 0.5 Q3 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY

CULTURAL DYNAMICS Pub Date : 2021-05-12 DOI:10.1177/09213740211011202

Birgit Bräuchler, Kathrin Knodel, Ute Röschenthaler

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引用次数: 13

摘要

经纪人位于不同的社会世界之间，从身体和思想的角度来看，他们都是高度流动的人物；他们传递稀缺的信息和资源，翻译不同的语言和行话，并在广泛的环境中在个人和/或组织（当地和全球）之间进行调解和促进。通过深入的民族志研究经纪人的实际工作及其特殊的生活故事，本期特刊的文章探讨了经纪人的成功和失败、他们的脆弱性和局限性，以及这些经纪人所处的文化背景下（不断变化的）兴趣和动机。本期特刊采用专题和地理意义上的比较视角，讨论了中介在跨国贸易和发展世界、建设和平与激进主义、难民护理和医疗保健、政府服务和殖民主义等不同环境中的作用。在为我们的个人贡献奠定基础时，这篇介绍性文章确定了现有经纪文献中的空白，并为特刊开发了概念框架。

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Brokerage from within: A conceptual framework

Situated between various social worlds, brokers are highly mobile figures, in a physical and an ideational sense; they channel scarce information and resources, translate different languages and jargons, and mediate and facilitate between individuals and/or organisations, the local and the global, in a wide range of settings. Taking an in-depth ethnographic look at the actual work of brokers and their particular life stories, contributions to this special issue examine brokers’ successes and failures, their vulnerabilities and limitations, (changing) interests and motivations within the cultural contexts that these brokers are part of. By adopting a comparative perspective in a thematic and a geographic sense, this special issue discusses the role of brokerage in diverse settings such as the transnational world of trade and development, peacebuilding and activism, refugee care and health care, government services and colonialism. In preparing the ground for our individual contributions, this introductory article identifies gaps in the existing brokerage literature and develops the conceptual framework for the special issue.

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