Band Aid revisited: humanitarianism, consumption and philanthropy in the 1980s
Band Aid revisited: humanitarianism, consumption and philanthropy in the 1980s
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重温创可贴：20 世纪 80 年代的人道主义、消费和慈善事业
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2017
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A. Jones
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A. Jones
摘要本文回顾了1984-1985年标志性的创可贴现象。该分析将20世纪80年代的创可贴作为一个十年，并将当代英国历史更广泛地历史化和背景化。其核心论点是，邦迪并不像人们通常认为的那样具有划时代的意义，而是符合英国人道主义和慈善筹款的更长历史。然而，邦迪仍然是20世纪80年代英国社会如何被资本主义，流行文化，治理和技术的深远变化所重塑的重要路标。邦迪乐队反映并加强了慈善和福利合法性的持续转变，从国家主导的福利解决方案转向通过消费和大众文化领域表达的更个性化和市场驱动的行动形式。这种形式的市场化慈善事业在刺激公众捐款方面非常有效，但它避免了公开参与全球饥饿和贫困的根本原因。
Abstract This article revisits the iconic Band Aid phenomenon of 1984–1985. The analysis sets out to historicise and contexualise Band Aid within the 1980s as a decade, and contemporary British history more broadly. The central argument is that Band Aid was not as epochal as often assumed, instead fitting into a longer history of humanitarianism and charitable fundraising in Britain. However, Band Aid still remains an important signpost for how British society was reshaped during the 1980s by far-reaching changes in capitalism, popular culture, governance and technology. Band Aid both reflected and reinforced an ongoing shift in the legitimacy of charity and welfare, away from state-led welfare solutions towards more individualised and market-driven forms of action articulated through the realms of consumption and mass culture. This form of marketised philanthropy was highly effective at stimulating public donations, but it did so by shunning overt engagement with the underlying causes of global hunger and poverty.
全球贫困的表征：援助、发展和国际非政府组织
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2012
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Dogra Nandita
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Dogra Nandita