Modernities, class, and the contradictions of globalization : the anthropology of global systems

In Modernities, Class, and the Contradictions of Globalization, two distinguished anthropologists look at how global processes have shaped the emergence of our dynamic and often difficult and contradictory modern world. The authors are particularly interested in structures that link individual human beings to more general social transformations. This book is a synthesis of the Friedmans' decades-long anthropological research into the human consequences-whether for good or bad-of globalization. "In Modernities, Class, and the Contradictions of Globalization, two distinguished anthropologists look at how global processes have shaped the emergence of our dynamic and often difficult and contradictory modern world. The authors are particularly interested in structures that link individual human beings to more general social transformations. This book is a synthesis of the Friedmans' decades-long anthropological research into the human consequences—whether for good or bad—of globalization."--Publisher KMBT25020101027145404......Page p0017.djvu KMBT25020101027145656......Page p0033.djvu KMBT25020101027145946......Page p0049.djvu KMBT25020101027150230......Page p0065.djvu KMBT25020101027150513......Page p0080.djvu KMBT25020101027150755......Page p0096.djvu KMBT25020101027151037......Page p0112.djvu KMBT25020101027151317......Page p0127.djvu KMBT25020101027203051......Page p0150.djvu Modernities, Class, and the Contradictions of the Globalization presents an anthropological perspective on the various strains and disruptions caused by modern global systems.