The Politics of Co-Brokering: Mediation and Affinity in Critical Times

Current market globalism demands new discourses that capture complex political and economic realities. This article proposes co-brokering, defined as mediation, translation, and circulation of texts as a critical analytic for understanding the formation of informal and formal markets. Co-brokering u...

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Published in:College composition and communication 2022-02, Vol.73 (3), p.437-464
Main Author: Mihut, Ligia A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Corporate sponsorship
Economic aspects
Educational aspects
Ethnography
Globalization
Immigrants
Informal economy
Laborers
Literacy
Mediation
Mediators
Methods
Neoliberalism
Politics
Reading Instruction
Rhetoric
Terminology
Translation
Writing
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Summary:Current market globalism demands new discourses that capture complex political and economic realities. This article proposes co-brokering, defined as mediation, translation, and circulation of texts as a critical analytic for understanding the formation of informal and formal markets. Co-brokering unveils how writing at the margins galvanizes affinity in discursive formations.
ISSN:0010-096X
1939-9006
DOI:10.58680/ccc202231874