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Volume 43 of Research in Economic Anthropology covers an extensive range of important topics with an equally wide geographic perspective. Grounded in fieldwork undertaken in West Africa, Asia, Europe, and North and South America, articles are broadly concerned with money, commerce, and wealth, with special concentrations on health, work, and uncertainty. Featured topics include: Connections between psychosocial health and anguish over educational expenses in Ghana's Upper West Region The upsurge of cryptocurrency trading in Istanbul, Turkey, in the face of uncertainty and where concern for the future translates into action in the present Personal transactions embedded in social relations from the perspective of a small-scale informal lender in Bangkok, Thailand The activities of finance elites in Luxembourg, now a major Western European center of commerce Work strategies of people who identify as self-employed in North Carolina and upstate New York during the COVID-19 pandemic Recent transformations in the lives of the Xambioá people in Brazil, including a reminder of how the sociocultural meaning of money can often take precedence over its intrinsic value or utility A novel proposal for eradicating poverty on a global scale Exploring the interconnectedness and uncertainty of today's economic world, this volume thoughtfully considers core themes, current trends, and possibilities for the future.
Chapter 1. Introduction: Anthropological Perspectives on Health, Money, Commerce, and Wealth / Donald C. Wood and Raja Swamy -- Chapter 2. Distressed in Hope: School Fees and the Structural Shaping of Health in Upper West Ghana / Jessica R. Ham -- Chapter 3. In Pursuit of Stability? An Ethnographic Inquiry of Cryptocurrency Trading in Istanbul / Wesam Hassan -- Chapter 4. When Face is Your FICO Score: Informal Behaviors of a Micro-Lender in a Bangkok Neighborhood / David A. Dayton, Nathan Draper, and Maureen Snow Andrade -- Chapter 5. An Anthropologist Goes Offshore, or, Creating an Actor-Network Among Finance Elites / Samuel Weeks -- Chapter 6. Doing Business in a Pandemic: Agency and Resilience Among U.S. Nonemployer Businesses / Dawn Rivers -- Chapter 7. People, Objects and Money: Some Notes on the Introduction and Circulation of Objects Among the Xambioá (Central Brazil) / Helena Moreira Schiel -- Chapter 8. A Proposal to Eliminate Poverty by Including the Poor as Shareholders in Wealth Producing Companies / Sidney M. Greenfield.
edited by Donald C. Wood (Akita University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan), Raja Swamy (University of Tennessee, USA).
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Includes bibliographical references and index.