The anthropology of economy : community, market, and culture

By S. Gudeman. 2001

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Subfields: Sociology and Political Science

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1. Gustav Peebles
2. J. Gibson‐Graham
3. W. Dressler
4. Robin Roth
5. A. Roy

Citations in the corpus

• SURPLUS POSSIBILITIES: POSTDEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY ECONOMIES (2005, methodology): “following Kwa (2002), an open system that is patchy, only partially coherent, heterogeneous, continuous, limitless and, thus, unable to be modelled into an 22 Gibson-Graham”
• Market-oriented conservation governance: The particularities of place (2012, background): “…the various socio-political and economic dynamics involved in creating markets, and how these inform our current interpretation of what constitutes neoliberalism relative to pre-existing, endogenous forms of production, exchange and circulation in rural areas of the world (see Gudeman, 2001).”
• The Anthropology of Credit and Debt (2010, background): “Anthropologists consistently seek out the flow of credit/debt in modalities outside the standard market for such instruments (Firth & Yamey 1964, Gudeman 2001, Gudeman & Rivera 1990, Spyer 1997).”