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URL:https://www.harvard-yenching.org/events/hong-wei-october-26/
SUMMARY:From Clean Stove to Rural Vitalization：The Anti-Politics Machine 
 in China
DESCRIPTION:\n	Hong Wei (Associate Professor\, Department of Sociology and 
 The Center of Science\, Technology and Society\, Tsinghua University\; HYI
  Visiting Scholar 2018-19)\n	Chair/discussant: Susan Greenhalgh (Professo
 r of Anthropology and John King and Wilma Cannon Fairbank Professor of Chi
 nese Society\, Harvard University)\n\n	Co-sponsored with the Fairbank Cent
 er for Chinese Studies\n\n\n	Promoting clean cookstoves in developing coun
 tries to improve public health has been a long-term endeavor in the Wester
 n world. In recent years\, Chinese philanthropists and private foundations
  were invited to join this environmental campaign. Drawing on visual and t
 extual ethnography produced from September 2017 to May 2018\, this talk te
 lls a story about how a clean stove project was carried out in a rural vil
 lage in Yan’an\, and how it has become a nexus of international organiza
 tions\, private enterprises\, local governments and academics. Although th
 is project initially took a technocratic approach\, it is gradually intert
 wined with political sectors at various levels. After the 19th National Co
 ngress of the Communist Party of China\, the utopian dream of improving in
 door air quality yielded to the China dream of rural vitalization.
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