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Author: James G. Carrier
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Berg Publishers
Volume: v. 36
Dimensions:
Width: 13.80cm
, Height: 1.80cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.453kg
ISBN: 9781859731444
ISBN 10: 1859731449
Pages: 296
Publication Date: 01 July 1997
Audience:
College/higher education
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General/trade
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Tertiary & Higher Education
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
"'Carrier offers some intriguing insights into the content of the space between academic model and empirical reality of the ""Market""'. American Anthropologist 'A timely book, not just for anthropologists but for everyone living in the post-Reagan/Thatcher world of market culture... An excellent volume precisely because, in well-written papers with exemplary inter-referenced editing, it eschews ...easy dichotomies.' Anthropological Quarterly 'I agree with [William] Roseberry's conclusion that ""The value of this book is that it does not respect the historical divide between a socially and culturally embedded non-market economy and a non-social, transaction-based market economy ... The essays in this book clear new ground for critical anthropological work""' American Anthropologist"
'Carrier offers some intriguing insights into the content of the space between academic model and empirical reality of the Market '. American Anthropologist 'A timely book, not just for anthropologists but for everyone living in the post-Reagan/Thatcher world of market culture... An excellent volume precisely because, in well-written papers with exemplary inter-referenced editing, it eschews ...easy dichotomies.' Anthropological Quarterly 'I agree with [William] Roseberry's conclusion that The value of this book is that it does not respect the historical divide between a socially and culturally embedded non-market economy and a non-social, transaction-based market economy ... The essays in this book clear new ground for critical anthropological work ' American Anthropologist
'Carrier offers some intriguing insights into the content of the space between academic model and empirical reality of the 'Market . American Anthropologist 'A timely book, not just for anthropologists but for everyone living in the post-Reagan/Thatcher world of market culture... An excellent volume precisely because, in well-written papers with exemplary inter-referenced editing, it eschews ...easy dichotomies.' Anthropological Quarterly 'I agree with [William] Roseberry's conclusion that The value of this book is that it does not respect the historical divide between a socially and culturally embedded non-market economy and a non-social, transaction-based market economy ... The essays in this book clear new ground for critical anthropological work ' American Anthropologist
'Carrier offers some intriguing insights into the content of the space between academic model and empirical reality of the 'Market .American Anthropologist'A timely book, not just for anthropologists but for everyone living in the post-Reagan/Thatcher world of market culture... An excellent volume precisely because, in well-written papers with exemplary inter-referenced editing, it eschews ...easy dichotomies.'Anthropological Quarterly'I agree with [William] Roseberry's conclusion that The value of this book is that it does not respect the historical divide between a socially and culturally embedded non-market economy and a non-social, transaction-based market economy ... The essays in this book clear new ground for critical anthropological work ' American Anthropologist
