Keith Hart's Blog – September 2013 Archive (1)
The anthropology of money and finance: from ethnography to world history
Come read and discuss an essay by Horacio Ortiz and myself posted online in separate parts, either here or on my website.
We review developments in the anthropology of money and finance over the last century, listing its achievements, shortcomings and prospects. Since the 1960s, anthropologists have tended to restrict themselves to niche fields and marginal debates.…
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