Neither Local nor Global

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Abstract

This chapter begins with the three waves of theories regarding norm diffusion and underlines the embedded binary opposition between the local and the global domains. I emphasise norm ambivalence and contend norm diffusion as a de-boundarying process that fractures the symbolic divisions and builds interconnections through the acts of translation and brokerage. To further explore the everyday dynamics of deconstructing boundaries, I draw on theories of storytelling in anthropology and political sociology, to illustrate how this in-between action can be employed as a persuasion strategy to revise the normative order and establish the entanglements in local-global encounters.

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Lu, X. (2021). Neither Local nor Global. In St Antony’s Series (pp. 31–53). Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-56707-1_2

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