The Temporalities of the Market /

Social theorists' recent interest in global capitalism is partially driven by their sense of "being behind" in a changed and changing world. It is also part of their larger efforts to critique the present. In this article, I seek to find analogues of this sense of temporal incongruity between knowle...

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Autor principal: Miyazaki, Hirokazu
Formato: Analitica de revista
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: Arlington American Antropological Association 2003
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