Bringing the Moral Economy back in … to the Study of 21st‐Century Transnational Peasant Movements

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Life in a shrimp zone: aqua- and other cultures of Bangladesh's coastal landscape (2014, background): “As Edelman describes in his discussion of twenty-first-century peasant movements, the political imperatives of peasant moral economies have expanded to include the right to persist as peasant agriculturalists (Edelman 2005, 332).”
Moral economy: Rethinking a radical concept (2016, unknown): “As advised by Thompson (1991) and recalled by Edelman (2005, 2012), if simply equated with ‘values’ and emptied of class content, moral economy loses its raison d’être: anything can be deemed a moral economy.”
Crisis, Value, and Hope: Rethinking the Economy (2014, background): “The moral dimensions of economic practices have garnered increased attention in the last decade (Browne 2009; Edelman 2005; Fassin 2009; Fontaine 2008; Hann 2010; Robbins 2009; Sayer 2000) as an alternative to rational choice theory to explain the motivations that guide human behavior.”