A Handbook of Economic Anthropology

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2005-03-29bookEdward Elgar Publishing eBooks201 citationsclosed

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Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis Anthropological Studies and Insights Culture, Economy, and Development Studies

Abstract

For more than a century, anthropologists have studied the economic lives and institutions of people around the world. The results of their research and reflection on economy have generally stayed within the discipline and have not been made available to a broader readership. This book is intended to correct this.

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