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Narotzky, Susana. New Directions in Economic Anthropology. London; Chicago, IL: Pluto Press, 1997.
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Table of contents
Abstract
Reviews
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| Acknowledgements | ix |
| Introduction: Beyond Economic Anthropology | 1 |
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| 1. Production | 8 |
| The ecosystem | 8 |
| Technological processes | 18 |
| Access to resources | 25 |
| The question of 'work' in Western societies | 35 |
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| 2. Distribution and Exchange | 42 |
| Forms of reciprocity and redistribution | 42 |
| Exchange | 52 |
| Circulation | 71 |
| Market culture or market system? | 86 |
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| 3. Consumption | 99 |
| Defining consumption | 99 |
| The consumption unit | 114 |
| What happens within the consumption unit? | 129 |
| Beyond the domestic group boundaries | 138 |
| Producing while consuming | 147 |
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| 4. Social Reproduction | 158 |
| Production and reproduction | 158 |
| Social reproduction | 169 |
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| 5. Conclusion: Local Culture and Economic Models | 190 |
| The case study: local processes in the construction of
labour/capital relations | 191 |
| Models of analysis for a 'New Economic Organization' | 203 |
| Work experiences and labour/capital relations | 211 |
| Rethinking proletarianisation and class | 216 |
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| References | 224 |
| Index | 242 |
