Land's End: Capitalist Relations on an Indigenous Frontier
A detailed ethnographic account of how capitalist markets and property relations expand into an indigenous agrarian frontier, reshaping livelihoods and social structures.
About This Book
Land's End examines the spread of capitalist relations into an indigenous agrarian frontier.
The work draws on long-term fieldwork to trace how markets, property, and labor reshape livelihoods.
It highlights both the opportunities and the displacements that accompany these transformations.
The analysis situates local experiences within broader political-economic processes.
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