Economic Anthropology
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Economic Anthropology

by Chris Hann, Keith Hart

Economics Anthropology
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Economic Anthropology offers an accessible introduction to the relationship between economic activity and social life. Written by Chris Hann and Keith Hart, this concise volume provides a foundation for understanding the anthropological study of economies, institutions, and exchange, making it useful for students and general readers alike.

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Economic Anthropology introduces the study of economic life through an anthropological lens.

The book connects the subject of economics with the broader concerns of anthropology, including how people and societies organize economic activity.

Written by Chris Hann and Keith Hart, it offers an accessible overview of a field concerned with the relationship between economy and society.

This volume is suited to readers seeking a general introduction to economic anthropology and its central areas of inquiry.

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