Elgar Encyclopedia of Economic Anthropology
Edited by Cristina Grasseni,
Erik Bähre,
Douglas R. Holmes and
Coco Kanters
in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing
Abstract:
This Encyclopedia presents insights into societal change through the lens of economic anthropology. Interdisciplinary in scope, it outlines emerging themes in the field and explicitly connects theoretical debates to in-depth empirical evidence. This title contains one or more Open Access chapters.
Keywords: Capitalism And Culture; Markets And Society; Economies And States; Ethnography; Moralities And Values; Anthropological Theory (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035312566
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Chapters in this book:
- Introduction: the porous boundaries of a discipline
- Cristina Grasseni, Erik Bähre, Douglas R. Holmes and Coco Kanters
- Introduction: natural resources
- Erik Bähre
- Valuing nature
- Marja Spierenburg
- Value in post-conflict landscapes
- Paola Filippucci
- Gold mining
- Sabine Luning
- Energy
- Cymene Howe
- Crisis
- Tim van de Meerendonk
- Climate finance
- Aneil Tripathy
- Water as frontier of financialization
- Andrea Muehlebach
- Subsistence decision making
- Bram Tucker
- Introduction: corporations and emerging markets
- Douglas R. Holmes
- The corporation
- David A. Westbrook
- The curious case of cooperatives
- Lilith Mahmud
- Video games
- Joshua Reno
- Special economic zones
- Patrick Neveling
- Alternative currency designers
- Coco Kanters
- Islam and capitalism
- Daromir Rudnyckyj
- Christianity, finance, and new market experts
- Anna-Riikka Kauppinen
- Insurance
- Erik Bähre
- Introduction: economies of care
- Cristina Grasseni
- Care
- Tabea Häberlein and Erdmute Alber
- Food cooperatives
- Celia Plender
- The economy of hope
- Hirokazu Miyazaki
- Solidarity economy: from economic framework to worlding politics
- Boone W. Shear
- Exhaustion
- Federico De Musso
- Food banks
- Ewa Kopczyńska
- Self-help groups in the age of FinTech
- Daivi Rodima-Taylor
- Alternative food networks and Karl Polanyi
- Maris Boyd Gillette
- Introduction: scale and global circulations
- Cristina Grasseni
- Global hierarchy of value
- Michael Herzfeld
- Commodity certification and cultural valorization in global markets
- Joana Nascimento
- Container capitalism
- Hege Høyer Leivestad
- Violence and the global economy
- Antonius C. G. M. Robben
- Responsible (research and) innovation
- Jonathan P. Hankins
- Making
- Cristina Grasseni
- Entrepreneurship and the future
- Joost Beuving
- Introduction: economies of statecraft
- Erik Bähre
- Technology of money
- Douglas R. Holmes
- Economies of international development
- Maia Green
- Post-peasants of Eastern Europe
- Juraj Buzalka
- Retail finance, mortgage lending, and risk
- Marek Mikuš
- Governing the fiscal subject
- Nicolette Makovicky
- Fiscal politics
- Robin Smith
- Deservingness
- Andreas Streinzer and Jelena Tošić
- Introduction: gendered economic relations
- Erik Bähre
- Key symbols of gender and money
- Sibel Kusimba
- Queer Marxian perspectives
- Andreas Streinzer and Ryan Davey
- Post-work
- Mathias Levi Toft Kristiansen
- Family businesses and businesses as family
- Elena Sischarenco
- Divorce
- Norah Kiereri
- Dignity
- Loïc Pignolo
- The values of life
- Irene Moretti
- Introduction: infrastructure, technology, digitalization
- Douglas R. Holmes
- Ports, infrastructure, and logistics
- Vinzenz Bäumer Escobar
- Private equity
- Daniel Scott Souleles
- Digital money
- Gustav Peebles
- Bottom lines and below-the-lines on the film set
- Jackson Francis Malle
- The Right to the City and informal housing
- Sven da Silva
- Payment systems
- Bill Maurer
- Introduction: skill, labour, and precarity
- Cristina Grasseni
- Criminal economies
- Gabriel Feltran
- Affective economies and post-socialisms
- Tomasz Rakowski
- Labor, class, and skill
- Tom Martin
- Working bodies
- Rebecca Prentice
- Precarity and poetry
- Maghiel van Crevel
- New labor struggles in the US Rust Belt
- Sharryn Kasmir
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