Power and privilege in alternative civic practices: Examining imaginaries of change and embedded rationalities in community economies

Keyphrases

• Neoliberal 100%
• Imaginaries 100%
• Civic Practice 100%
• Community Economies 100%
• Neoliberal Rationality 66%
• Motivation 33%
• Economic Organization 33%
• State Intervention 33%
• Multi-level Governance 33%
• EU Countries 33%
• Role of Government 33%
• Reconfiguration 33%
• Civic Engagement 33%
• Community Members 33%
• Participant Observation 33%
• Individual Autonomy 33%
• Capitalist 33%
• Governance Forms 33%
• Public Accountability 33%
• Structured Interview 33%
• Community Initiatives 33%
• State Participation 33%
• Individual Responsibility 33%
• Profit-seeking 33%
• Diverse Economies 33%
• Ethical Consumption 33%
• Individual Freedom 33%
• Societal Organization 33%

Social Sciences

• Autonomy 100%
• Multi-Level-Governance 100%
• Participant Observation 100%
• Semi-Structured Interview 100%
• Community Initiative 100%
• Civics 100%
• Ethical Consumption 100%
• Civic Participation 100%
• Individual Responsibility 100%

Arts and Humanities

• Civics 100%
• Rationality 100%
• Imaginary 75%
• Initiative 50%
• Global 25%
• Binaries 25%
• Critical discussion 25%
• Multi-level governance 25%
• Civic Participation 25%
• Participant Observation 25%
• Individual Freedom 25%