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DESCRIPTION:&nbsp\;\n\nThe Department of Anthropology\nPresents:\n\nDr. And
 rea Muehlebach from the University of Toronto\, Department of Anthropology
  will give a talk\ntitled “Water\, Politics\, and the&nbsp\; Democratic Im
 agination in Italy”\n\nIn a\nhistorically&nbsp\;unprecedented move in 2011
 \, 27 million Italians rejected the\ncommodification&nbsp\; of water and i
 nsisted that it be conceptualized as a\n“bene comune” (a&nbsp\;common good
 ). This talk explores Naples as a site where\nwater has become a&nbsp\;veh
 icle for novel experiments in citizenship\,\ndemocratic&nbsp\; participati
 on\, and resource management. It is a city\nwhere&nbsp\;new forms of polit
 ical imagination have taken root and where water\nas right and “commons” e
 xist in tension with dominant ideologies of the&nbsp\;propertied\nindividu
 al. I thus ask how water has become a vehicle for&nbsp\;Italians to\npropo
 se designs for a better life. How are these designs&nbsp\;fairing in a\nco
 untry reeling from the effects of austerity and democratic&nbsp\;deficit? 
 How\ndo the meanings and materialities of water impact the very horizons o
 f\nenvironmental and human possibility that citizens are proposing?\n\n\n 
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SUMMARY:Anthropology Speaker Andrea Muehlebach
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p></p><p></p><p>&nbsp\;\n\nThe Department of 
 Anthropology\nPresents:\n\n<b>Dr. Andrea Muehlebach from the </b>Universit
 y of Toronto\, Department of Anthropology will give a talk\ntitled “<i>Wat
 er\, Politics\, and the&nbsp\; Democratic Imagination in Italy”</i>\n\nIn 
 a\nhistorically&nbsp\;unprecedented move in 2011\, 27 million Italians rej
 ected the\ncommodification&nbsp\; of water and insisted that it be concept
 ualized as a\n“bene comune” (a&nbsp\;common good). This talk explores Napl
 es as a site where\nwater has become a&nbsp\;vehicle for novel experiments
  in citizenship\,\ndemocratic&nbsp\; participation\, and resource manageme
 nt. It is a city\nwhere&nbsp\;new forms of political imagination have take
 n root and where water\nas right and “commons” exist in tension with domin
 ant ideologies of the&nbsp\;propertied\nindividual. I thus ask how water h
 as become a vehicle for&nbsp\;Italians to\npropose designs for a better li
 fe. How are these designs&nbsp\;fairing in a\ncountry reeling from the eff
 ects of austerity and democratic&nbsp\;deficit? How\ndo the meanings and m
 aterialities of water impact the very horizons of\nenvironmental and human
  possibility that citizens are proposing?\n</p><p>\n\n \n \n \n\n\n<br></p
 ><p></p><p></p>
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