Essays in economic anthropology, dedicated to the memory of Karl Polanyi. Proceedings of the 1965 annual spring meting of the American Ethnological Society;
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Seattle :
American Ethnologogical Society; distributed by the University of Washington Press,
1965.
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Table of Contents:
- Primitive, archaic, and modern economies: Karl Polanyi's contribution to economic anthropology and comparative economy, by G. Dalton
- Post-war economic changes among the Hopi, by E. A. Kennard
- Patterns of allocation among the arctic drainage Dene, by J. Helm
- Trade and politics: a comparison of Papuan and New Guinea traders, by T. G. Harding
- The developmental cycle of the family business in rural Mexico, by R. Hunt
- The Mexican market place then and now, by D. Kaplan
- Exchange value and the diplomacy of primitive trade, by M. D. Sahlins
- Stratification and industrialization: a case study of an Ecuadorean sugar plantation, by N. G. Lang.