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abolitionism. See also lavery
absenteeism
abstractness
abstract principles
Abuja
academy, quantitative measures of productivity in. See also citation indices; education
accountants, chartered
adaptability
administration; and models
adventure playgrounds. See also play
aesthetics
affirmative action
African American church
African Americans. See also civil rights movement
agribusiness
Agricultural Adjustment Act
agriculture; and Andean potato cultivation; depletion vs. development of soil in; and irrigation; plantation; and proletarian production crops; scientific; and share-cropping system; smallholder; and vernacular knowledge; Western. See also farming
airplanes, manufacture of
Aksoy, Mehmet, Memorial for the Unknown Deserter
almanacs
Amazon
American Civil War
American Revolution
anarchism/anarchists; calisthenics for; and democracy; and dignity and autonomy of small property; and Global South; and mutuality without hierarchy; and petty bourgeoisie; and praxis; principles of
anarchist squint
ancien regime
Anderson, Edgar, Plants, Man, and Life
Andes, potato cultivation in
anonymity
anticolonial movements
antipolitics. See also politics
anti-Semitism. See also Jews
architecture
archives
Arendt, Hannah
Argentina
artisans; autonomy of; as core of working-class movements; knowledge of; as political thinkers; production by; as small property owners; and struggles for equality; and vernacular
Arts and Humanities Citation Index
assembly line. See factories; industry; workers
asylums
AT&T Bell Labs
attrition, index of
audience
audits; and corporations; and cost-benefit analysis; and education; and Enron; and financial collapse of 2008; and McNamara; Porter on; and quantitative measures
authoritarianism
autonomy: and agribusiness; and anarchism; and Andean farmers; of artisans; and assembly line; and authoritarianism; and compulsory universal education; and contract farming; and Crozier; and Emdrup playground; expansion of; and industrial workers; and patriarchal family; and petty bourgeoisie; and small property; for subordinate classes. See also independence
Bakunin, Mikhail
Bangkok, housing in
banks. See also World Bank
bard, medieval
Bastille, storming of
Battle in Seattle
beauty. See also aesthetics
Bell Labs
Berlin, Isaiah
big box stores
Big Mac sandwich
Big Ten universities
biography
black bloc strategy
body counts
body parts, international trade in
Bolshevik Revolution
Bolsheviks
bond rating agencies
border states
Boulding, Kenneth
boycotts
Branch, Taylor
Brasilia
Brazil
Brecht, Bertolt
Brown, Stuart
Bukharin, Nikolai
bureaucracies
Burma
business conglomerates
call-and-response tradition
campaign contributions
capitalism: and crisis beginning in; and Global South; and petty bourgeoisie; and proletariat
Caterpillar Corporation
Catherine the Great
Ceauf;escu, Nicolae
Central America
ceremonial space
charisma, relationship of
children
China
Chuang Tzu
citation indices. See also academy
citation rings
cities. See also urban planning
citizens/citizenship
civil disobedience. See also dissent; protests
civil engineering
civil rights. See also freedom
civil rights movement
civil war
Cloward, Richard A.
Cold War
collective action
collective farms
collectivism
collectivization
colonialism
commercialization
commercial regulations
commercial retail space
commodities
commons
Commune of Paris of
communism
concentration camps
Congress
Congress on Racial Equality
conscription
construct validity
consumers, fabrication of
contagion effect
contingency
convalescent homes
cooperation
coordination
corporate managers
corporations. See also firms
cost-benefit analysis
courts. See also law
Crozier, Michel
Cultural Revolution
culture
currency, standardization of
custom
Danvers High School, Massachusetts
Daston, Lorraine
Davos World Economic Forum
debate; elimination of; and quantification
decisions
democracy: and audit society; capacity for; and capacity of citizenry to grow; as commodity, debate in; disruptions in name of; and dissent; and educational opportunity; and extra-institutional disorder; and inequality; and Jefferson; and life of subservience; and meritocracy; moral high ground of; overthrow of representative; and petty bourgeoisie; and protest movements; purpose of representative; and quantitative measures of quality; and state’s emancipatory role
demonstrations. See also protests
Department of Defense
Department of Education
desegregation
desertion
development studies
Dickens, Charles, Hard Times
Diggers
dignity
discipline
disobedience
disruption: and civil rights movement; and democratic political change; and emancipatory movements; and Great Depression; and organized progressive interests; and poor people; and social change
dissent. See also civil disobedience; insubordination; lawbreaking; protests; riots
dissimulation
diversity
division of labor
Djilas, Milovan
DNA testing
doctors
Dodoma
domestics
dormitory rooms
Drachten, Netherlands
Dunn, John
DuPont
Durham, Connecticut
East Germany
economics: development; neoclassical
economy: and anarchism; depressed; diversity in; evaluation of; and formal vs. informal processes; of Germany; and growth and development; informal and unreported; liberal; planned; and village class system
education; in Atlanta, Georgia; in business schools; as compulsory; consultants for; and democracy; design of universal public; and enlargement of human capacities; and homogenization; international trends in; and Ivy League schools; measurement, testing, and accountability in; methods of audit and quality control in; national system of; and No Child Left Behind Act; and plural society; and social capital; standardization in; standardized tests in. See also academy; Scholastic Achievement Test (Scholastic Aptitude Test, SAT); schools
efficiency
egalitarianism
egoists
Einstein, Albert
elderly people
elections
elites: administrative; and British urban riots of; and charisma; and Great Depression; lack of trust in; managerial; and miniatures; professional; and property rights; reform by; and reform movements; and SAT; selection of; social order beyond control of; and social science. See also charisma, relationship of
Emdrup, Denmark, playground in
employment
enclosure, bills of
engineers
England, poaching in. See also Great Britain
English, as second language
English Civil War
English monarchy
English nobility
Enron Corporation
entertainment
epidemics, control of
Europe
evil, banality of
eyes on the street
factories; and artisanal production; labor force of; and Owens; and public schools; and schools; task environment of; workers in. See also industry; workers
facts
families
farmers: and Bukharin; and Jefferson; landowning; peasant; tenant
farming: contract; large vs. smallholder. See also agriculture
farms, model
fascism
federal voting registrars
feedback effects
fence laws
feudalism
financial collapse of 2008
financial mobility
fingerprints
Finland
firms. See also corporations
First International Congress of the Petite Bourgeoisie
First Republic
foot-dragging
footpaths
Ford, Henry
Ford Foundation
Fordism
Fordlandia
Ford River Rouge Complex
foreign loans and aid
forestry, scientific
fragging
fragments, as term
France; anarchist workers of; École des Ponts et Chausées; education in; taxation in; universal citizenship of revolutionary; Vichy
Franco, Francisco
freedom. See also civil rights
Freedom Rides
freehold tenure
French citizen
French Communist Party
French Revolution
Friedman, Milton
fuel gathering
functions, segregation of
furniture
gardens
Garfield, Eugene
General Motors: Lordsville, Ohio, Plant
Geneva Accords of
geometric order
Germany
Ghana
globalization, opposition to
Global South
Goodhart’s law
Good Soldier Švejk
Gramsci, Antonio
Great Britain. See also England
Great Depression
Great Dismal Swamp
grève de zèle
gross domestic product (GDP)
gross human product (GHP)
Guatemala
guerrillas
Guilford, Connecticut
Guinea
gulag
Gypsies
Hamlet Evaluation System
harmonization
health care delivery
Hearn, Lafcadio
hegemony
Hicks, John
Hicksian income
hierarchy
history
Hobbes, Thomas
Holocaust
Holocaust memorials
Holocaust Museum, Washington, D.C.
Home Depot
Homo erectus
homogenization. See also standardizatton
Homo sapiens
Huguenots
human capacities and skills, enlargement of
humanitarian action
human nature
Hungary
IBM
identification
income distribution
independence: and authoritarianism; and contract farming; and industrialized proletariat; and Jeffersonian democracy; of judgment; and land ownership; and patriarchal family; and petty bourgeoisie; and slavery; and small property; for subordinate classes; and village class system. See also autonomy
India
Indonesia
industrial associations
industrializing society
industrial proletariat
Industrial Revolution
industry. See also factories; workers
inequalities
infrapolitics
innovation
institutions: adaptability and breadth of; as authoritarian; caring; disruption of; and dissent; efficiency vs. human results of; failure of; as hierarchical; modification of; and North Atlantic nation-state; opposition; and protest movements; and public sphere; and purposes and talents of inhabitants; and scientific design; as sclerotic; shaping by; task environment of; threat to; total; for unruly protest and anger
insubordination. See also dissent
intelligence
Intelligence Quotient
International Monetary Fund
international organizations
Irish democracy
Islamabad
Italy
Ivy League schools
Iwo Jima Memorial (U. S. Marine Corps War Memorial), Washington, D.C.
Jacobs, Jane
Japan
jaywalking
Jefferson, Thomas. See also democracy
Jews
justice
Kampuchea
Kang, Mia
Kaplan, Stanley
Kennedy, John
Kennedy, Robert
Khmer Rouge
Kim, Jong-Il
King, Martin Luther, Jr.; Holt Street YMCA speech of December
knowledge: centralization of; and education; and industrial assembly lines; objective scientific; official; and rulers; vernacular
Korea
Kronstadt
Kropotkin, Pyotr Alexeyevich
Kuhn, Thomas
La Boétie, Étienne de
labor; and assembly line; cost of; and efficiency; and Hicksian income; as market commodity; and public education; and scientific agriculture
laborers: and artisans; migrating; and smallholders. see also workers
labor market
land: desire for; and farmers; good stewardship of; holding and inheritance of; as market commodity, and patronymic naming; restoration of lost; and Russian Revolution; and squatting. See also property
Landauer, Gustav
landlords
land reforms: in China; preemptive; as succeeded by collectivization
landscapes: of control; diversity in; standardized, official; vernacular
land tenure, commoditized freehold
land-use practices
languages
law: access to knowledge about; of adverse possession; just; local; national system of; national vs. local common; and personal judgment as just or reasonable; and practice, custom, and rights; standardization of. See also courts
lawbreaking; anonymous; to instate justice; minor; and political change; and speed limit enforcement. See also dissent
lawyers
leaders, and followers
Le Chambon-sur-Lignon
legislation
Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich; What Is to Be Done
Levellers
Leviathan
Levin, Richard
liberal democracies. See also democracy
liberal democratic theorists
libertarianism
Light, Matthew
Lin, Maya, Vietnam Memorial
listening, literacy
Little Rock, Arkansas
Locke, John
looting
Lumpenproletariat
Lunacharsky, Anatoly Vasilyevich
Luxemburg, Rosa
MacFarlane, Alan
maize
Malatesta
managers
Mao Zedong
market integration
maroons
Marx, Karl
Marxism
Marxists
Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) exam
May Day parades
McDonald’s restaurants
McNamara, Robert
measures: of academic productivity; as colonizing behavior; of merit; of quality; and techniques of calculation; vernacular; and Vietnam War
media
Menzel, Hannah Stuetz
merit
meritocracy
Mexican Revolution
Michigan Educational Assessment Test
middle-class
Milgram, Stanley
military barracks
Mill, J.S.
miniatures. See also models
Minneapolis, The Yard playground
minorities
misreporting
Missionary Ridge, battle of
models
Model T automobile
Moderman, Hans
modernism; and urban planning
monasteries
monetization
moneylenders
Montgomery bus boycott
Monument to the Unknown Deserters of Both World Wars
Moore, Barrington
mortgages, bundling of
Münster Holocaust memorial
music
Mussolini, Benito
mutiny
mutuality
names
Napoleon I
Napoleonic Empire
Napoleonic state
narratives. See also history
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
National Guard
nation-state. See also state
Native Americans
nature, state of
Nazism
neighborhoods. See also cities
neoliberalism
networks, informal
Neubrandenburg, Germany
New Deal
New Delhi
New England
New Lanark
New York City
1960s era
Nkrumah, Kwame
No Child Left Behind Act
nonelites
nonviolence
normative/best practice standards
North Atlantic nations
North Korea
North Vietnamese forces
nutrition
obedience
objectivity
October Revolution
oligopolies
order; and disorder; disruption of public; and eyes on the street; functional; miniaturization of; vernacular; visual; working
organizations, paradox of
orphanages
Owens, Robert
Paris, taxi drivers of
Parks, Rosa
particularity
pastoralists
peasants; and Anderson; and Bukharin; and extra-institutional politics; and Khmer Rouge; and ownership for; lawbreaking by; and Mao Zedong; and Mexican Revolution; and petty bourgeoisie; as political thinkers; and radicalism; and revolutions; smallholding; and struggles for equality; suppression of; and wars of national liberation
peddlers
Pentagon
Peter the Great
petition, rights to
petty bourgeoisie; and citizenship; and dream of independence; economic role in invention and innovation; and industrial proletariat; Marxist contempt for; Marx’s contempt for; and meaning of property; and revolutionary ferment; as shopkeepers; social functions of; social services by
philosophes
photography
Piven, Frances Fox
plantation agriculture
plantation economy
play
Pletz, Germany
ploughmen
poaching
police
political capitals
politicians. See also leaders, and followers
politics; and anarchist squint; and change from below, and cost-benefit analysis; extra-institutional; and historical misrepresentation; and institutionalized protest; and lawbreaking and disruption; and measures of quality; mutuality and learning in; parliamentary; partisan; privileged influence in; and quantitative assessment; as replaced by administration; routine; and scientific modernists; study of; and urban planning; and warning signs of unrest
pollution
Pompidou, Georges
poor people
populism
Porter, Theodore
postmodern era
potatoes, cultivation of
Potemkin, Grigory
Potemkin façade
poultry-raising
prisons
professions
proletariat
property; attacks on; concentration of; and development studies; and Great Depression; individual freehold vs. common; meaning of; and patronymic naming; and petty bourgeoisie; and proletariat; and rights; seizure of; and trespass. See also land; small property
protests. See also demonstrations; dissent; riots
Proudhon, Pierre-Joseph
public housing
public works projects
quality: assessment of; democratic debate over; measures of; management techniques for
quantification: justified vs. metastasized
quantitative standards; debatable assumptions of; and democratic debate; and McNamara; meeting of; and quality; rigid application of; as transforming field; and United States
rag pickers
rallies
Reagan, Ronald
red lights, removal of
reforms
refugees
revolutionary elites
revolutions; and anarchist squint; control by state following; disillusionment about; and listening; and peasantry; and petty bourgeoisie
Rice, Condoleezza
riots; in Britain in; generalized. See also dissent; protests
Rochat, François
Rocker, Rudolf
rooms
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
rubber trees
Russia, rural revolution of 1917 in
Russian Revolution
sabotage
Saint-Simon, comte de
Sartre, Jean-Paul
Scholastic Achievement Test (Scholastic Aptitude Test, SAT) See also education
schools; and enlargement of human capacities; and factories; national system of; superintendents of. See also education
Schumacher, E. F, Small Is Beautiful
science
Science Citation Index (SCI)
scientific modernists
scientism
segregation
self-citations
self-explanations
self-organization
self-reliance
self-respect
serfs
servants
service industries
servility
servitude
shadow pricing
shareholders
share price
shifting cultivators
shopkeepers
Sismondi, Jean Charles Léonard de
sit-ins
slavery
small business
smallholders
small property: and agribusiness; and autonomy; dignity of; and independence; and petty bourgeoisie; and rights; and right-wing movements. See also property
Smith, Adam
sociability
social action
social capital
social Darwinism
social decisions
socialism
socialist bloc: collapse of; institutional order in; and petty bourgeoisie; planned economies of
social movements; actors in; and anarchist squint; as institutionalizing protest and anger; listening in; summarization and codification of
social order: beyond control of elites; and formal vs. informal processes
social organization
social science; summarization and codification by
Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)
social security aid
social status
socioeconomic status
software industry
Solidarność
South
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Soviet bloc economies
space, exploration of
Spain
Spanish Civil War
speed limits, enforcement of
sports, television programs of
Squanto
squatters
Stalin, Joseph
standardization. See also homogenization
state; abolition of, and anarchism; control by post-revolutionary; as destroying natural initiative and responsibility; and development studies; dominant interests of; formal order of liberal; and freedom; and French Revolution; growing reach of, and hierarchical organizations; opposition to; and inequalities; institutional order of; Lenin’s idea of; life outside vs. inside; and mutuality; and patronymic naming; and petty bourgeoisie; and property rights; and relative equality; sclerotic institutions of; and small property owners; as thwarting lower-class organization; as undermining mutuality and cooperation; and vernacular practices. See also nation-state
St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
St. Louis, Pruitt-Igoe public housing project
Stockholm, Freetown playground
St. Petersburg
strikes. See also dissent; workers
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
subaltern classes
subordinate classes
subservience
suffrage, popular
Swift, Jonathan, “A Modest Proposal,”
Switzerland, Robinson Crusoe playgrounds in
sympathy
synoptic legibility
Tao Te Ching
Tawney, R. H.
taxes
taxi drivers
Thatcher, Margaret
theater
theft/pilfering
Thermadorian Reaction
Thirty Years’ War
Thompson, E. P.
time-and-motion analysis
time discipline
Tocqueville, Alexis de
Tolstoy, Leo
Torah
Touré, Ahmed Sékou
trade
trade associations
trade guilds
traders
trade union congresses
trade unions
tradition
traffic lights. See red lights, removal of
transparency
Treaty of Westphalia
Tyson company
unemployment
UNESCO
UNICEF
Union army
United States; education in; quantitative measures in; reform movements in; share-cropping system in; wealth and power in
universal suffrage
Unknown Soldier
urban planning. See also cities
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
utopianism
vaccinations
vagrancy
vandalism
vernacular: destruction of; resilience of
vernacular cities
vernacular knowledge
Viet Cong
Viet Minh
Vietnam Memorial, Washington, D.C.
Vietnam War
visual complexity. See also order
voter-registration drives
voting rights
Voting Rights Act
Wall Street, New York City
Wal-Mart
war
Ward, Colin
war memorials
Washington, D.C.; Iwo Jima Memorial (U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial); Vietnam Memorial
wealthy people
welfare economics
welfare rights movement
West Africa
Western bloc
West Germany
Westmoreland, William
Win Hearts and Minds campaign
Wisconsin
women
work; as enlarging human capacities and skills; pace, regulation, and monitoring of; power over; unproductive
workday, eight-hour
workers: and artisanal-craft knowledge; assembly-line; in authoritarian settings; and desire for small business; deskilled, standardized; and efficiency; factory; at Ford River Rouge Complex; honorable treatment for; and inadequacy of rules; independent; informal networks of; judgments of selves and satisfaction of; as political thinkers; preferences of American industrial; repertoire of skills of; Ruhr region; and rules; in socialist Hungary; vernacular knowledge of; work as enlarging capacities and skills of. See also factories; industry; strikes
workhouses
working class; and artisans; and Bukharin; and extra-institutional politics; and Gramsci; and Rosa Luxemburg; and Russian Revolution
working order
worksite
work-to-rule strike
World Bank
World Court
World Trade Organization
World Trade Organization meeting, Seattle (1999)
World War I
Yale University
Yan Yunxiang
Zimbardo, Philip