Money is the Root of All Evil – Or Is It? Recreating Culture through Everyday Neutralizing Practices
这项民族志研究考察了一个意图社区如何通过日常中和金钱威胁的实践（疏远与重新占有）来构建和维护替代性文化，揭示了越轨与失序在塑造组织文化中的积极作用。
Alternative organizations exist within the prevalent social order which they simultaneously attempt to resist. To construct and maintain alternative cultural practices, they must continuously deal with symbolic threats. By illuminating processes of cultural creation stemming from the day-to-day neutralization of threats associated with money, this ethnographic study of an intentional community moves the question of boundaries beyond issues of exclusion/inclusion. Instead, it argues for a full appreciation of the role of transgression and disorder in the shaping of organizational cultures. Two sets of everyday neutralizing practices – distancing and re-appropriating – have been identified as factors that facilitate the emergence of a relational and politicized culture of exchange.