Chris Hann

Chris Hann

2 books

About the Author

Chris Hann is a distinguished anthropologist whose work bridges the disciplines of economics and social theory, offering profound insights into the interplay between culture, markets, and human societies. With decades of fieldwork across Europe, Asia, and beyond, he has illuminated the hidden dynamics of informal economies, kinship networks, and the impacts of globalization on local communities. Hann's scholarship challenges conventional economic models by emphasizing the embeddedness of economic practices in social relations, drawing on historical and ethnographic evidence to reveal how power, inequality, and reciprocity shape everyday life. A prolific writer and editor, he continues to influence debates in economic anthropology, advocating for a more humane understanding of global capitalism's reach.

Writing style
scholarly ethnographic interdisciplinary

Books by Chris Hann