Globalisation: Studies in Anthropology

edited by Thomas Hylland Eriksen

Pluto Press, 2003

Cloth: 978-0-7453-2060-1 | Paper: 978-0-7453-2059-5

Library of Congress Classification GN27.G56 2003

Dewey Decimal Classification 301

The anthropology of transnational flows: Methodological issues
Table of contents
1. Thomas Hylland Eriksen: Introduction
* 2. Ulf Hannerz: Several sites in one: On multisited fieldwork
3. Daniel Miller and Don Slater: On the methodology of studying the Internet
4. Karen Fog Olwig: Global places and spatial identities: perspectives from Caribbean research
5. Christian Krohn-Hansen: Into our time: the anthropology of political life in the era of globalisation
6. Marianne Lien: Shifting boundaries of a coastal community: Tracing changes on the margin
7. Knut Nustad: Considering global/local relations: beyond dualism
8. Simone Abram: Anthropologies in policies, anthropologies in places
9. Sarah Lund: Commemorating global acts: A Norwegian way of holding an emigrant world together
10. Marit Melhuus: Exchange matters: Issues of law and the flow of human substances
11. Signe Howell: The diffusion of moral values in a global perspective
12. Keith Hart: Epilogue
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Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Anthropology, Globalization, Law and anthropology

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