Explorations in the Crafting of Government’s Authority and Power Using Institutional Ethnography: The Case of the 2013 Zamboanga Crisis

Crisis response is a clear illustration of what Migdal (2004) posits in his Statein-society approach: the iterative relationship between State authority and social actors' everyday practices. As the rise in recent natural and humanmade disasters call for proficiencies in crisis response, it bec...

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Main Authors: Advincula-Lopez, Leslie, Magno, Nota F
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spelling ph-ateneo-arc.dev-stud-faculty-pubs-10512021-02-23T07:42:13Z Explorations in the Crafting of Government’s Authority and Power Using Institutional Ethnography: The Case of the 2013 Zamboanga Crisis Advincula-Lopez, Leslie Magno, Nota F Crisis response is a clear illustration of what Migdal (2004) posits in his Statein-society approach: the iterative relationship between State authority and social actors' everyday practices. As the rise in recent natural and humanmade disasters call for proficiencies in crisis response, it becomes essential to observe how the variabilities in State-in-society responses unfold through institutionally coordinated everyday social relations. The situation reveals the need to theorize these relationships on the grounds of the dynamic coconstitution of State-in-society. This study employed institutional ethnography (Devault & McCoy, 2002; Smith, 2005); observing the interplay of various actors' interests and strategies within institutional processes after the massive internal displacement that resulted from the 2013 Zamboanga siege. Whereas the Philippines is often portrayed as a weak State with a resilient population, this study suggests the Philippine State's fluid crafting, as illustrated in how various social actors reinterpret, negotiate, and appropriate State, specifically the dispersed government's power and authority during crises. The processes of assisting IDP provided opportunities for local and national actors to redefine their positions against one another and influence the crisis response process's outcomes. 2020-12-28T08:00:00Z text application/pdf https://archium.ateneo.edu/dev-stud-faculty-pubs/52 https://archium.ateneo.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1051&context=dev-stud-faculty-pubs Development Studies Faculty Publications Archīum Ateneo State-in-society Legitimacy Institutional ethnography Internal displacement Development Studies Sociology
institution Ateneo De Manila University
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continent Asia
country Philippines
Philippines
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topic State-in-society
Legitimacy
Institutional ethnography
Internal displacement
Development Studies
Sociology
spellingShingle State-in-society
Legitimacy
Institutional ethnography
Internal displacement
Development Studies
Sociology
Advincula-Lopez, Leslie
Magno, Nota F
Explorations in the Crafting of Government’s Authority and Power Using Institutional Ethnography: The Case of the 2013 Zamboanga Crisis
description Crisis response is a clear illustration of what Migdal (2004) posits in his Statein-society approach: the iterative relationship between State authority and social actors' everyday practices. As the rise in recent natural and humanmade disasters call for proficiencies in crisis response, it becomes essential to observe how the variabilities in State-in-society responses unfold through institutionally coordinated everyday social relations. The situation reveals the need to theorize these relationships on the grounds of the dynamic coconstitution of State-in-society. This study employed institutional ethnography (Devault & McCoy, 2002; Smith, 2005); observing the interplay of various actors' interests and strategies within institutional processes after the massive internal displacement that resulted from the 2013 Zamboanga siege. Whereas the Philippines is often portrayed as a weak State with a resilient population, this study suggests the Philippine State's fluid crafting, as illustrated in how various social actors reinterpret, negotiate, and appropriate State, specifically the dispersed government's power and authority during crises. The processes of assisting IDP provided opportunities for local and national actors to redefine their positions against one another and influence the crisis response process's outcomes.
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author Advincula-Lopez, Leslie
Magno, Nota F
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Magno, Nota F
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title Explorations in the Crafting of Government’s Authority and Power Using Institutional Ethnography: The Case of the 2013 Zamboanga Crisis
title_short Explorations in the Crafting of Government’s Authority and Power Using Institutional Ethnography: The Case of the 2013 Zamboanga Crisis
title_full Explorations in the Crafting of Government’s Authority and Power Using Institutional Ethnography: The Case of the 2013 Zamboanga Crisis
title_fullStr Explorations in the Crafting of Government’s Authority and Power Using Institutional Ethnography: The Case of the 2013 Zamboanga Crisis
title_full_unstemmed Explorations in the Crafting of Government’s Authority and Power Using Institutional Ethnography: The Case of the 2013 Zamboanga Crisis
title_sort explorations in the crafting of government’s authority and power using institutional ethnography: the case of the 2013 zamboanga crisis
publisher Archīum Ateneo
publishDate 2020
url https://archium.ateneo.edu/dev-stud-faculty-pubs/52
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