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Economic Anthropology: History, Ethnography ,Critique

By: Hann, C. and Hart, K Contributor(s): Hart, Keith Publication details: United Kingdom: Polity Press, 2011Description: 206pISBN: 9780745644837Subject(s): Reform Socialism | French tradition | Marxism | Economic anthropology | Economic anthropologyDDC classification: 306.3

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1. Economic anthropology. Some issues of method ; The human economy ; Critical anthropology ; Organization of the book 2. Economy from the ancient world to the age of the Internet. Economy as household management ; Medieval and early modern roots of economic theory ; The rise of political economy ; The economic anthropology of Karl Marx ; National capitalism and beyond 3. The rise of modern economics and anthropology. The German tradition ; The British tradition ; The American tradition ; The French tradition 4. The golden age of economic anthropology. Karl Polanyi and the Substantivist School ; The Formalists 5. After the formalist-substantivist debate. Marxism ; Feminism ; The cultural turn ; Hard science ; The anthropology of money 6. Unequal development. Development in an unequal world ; Anthropologists and development ; The anthropology of development in Africa ; The informal economy ; Beyond development?

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	306.3 HAN/E (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		053064

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1. Economic anthropology. Some issues of method ; The human economy ; Critical anthropology ; Organization of the book
2. Economy from the ancient world to the age of the Internet. Economy as household management ; Medieval and early modern roots of economic theory ; The rise of political economy ; The economic anthropology of Karl Marx ; National capitalism and beyond
3. The rise of modern economics and anthropology. The German tradition ; The British tradition ; The American tradition ; The French tradition
4. The golden age of economic anthropology. Karl Polanyi and the Substantivist School ; The Formalists
5. After the formalist-substantivist debate. Marxism ; Feminism ; The cultural turn ; Hard science ; The anthropology of money
6. Unequal development. Development in an unequal world ; Anthropologists and development ; The anthropology of development in Africa ; The informal economy ; Beyond development?

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