Markets and moralities : ethnographies of postsocialism /
"Before the collapse of the Eastern Bloc, private marketeering was regarded not only as criminal, but even immoral by socialist regimes. Ten years after taking on board western market-orientated shock therapy, post-socialist societies are still struggling to come to terms with the clash between...
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Oxford, UK ; New York :
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2002.
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Table of Contents:
- The market in everyday life : ethnographies of postsocialism / Caroline Humphrey and Ruth Mandel
- Women and the culture of entrepreneurship in Soviet and post-Soviet Azerbaijan / Farideh Heyat
- The shame and pride of market activity : morality, identity and trading in postsocialist rural Bulgaria / Deema Kaneff
- Heritage and enterprise culture in Archangel, northern Russia / Julian Watts
- Dealing with money : zlotys, dollars and other currencies in the Polish highlands / Frances Pine
- Chasing moths : cleanliness, intimacy and progress in Romania / Adam Drazin
- Re-constructing the "normal" : identity and the consumption of western goods in Estonia / Sigrid Rausing
- Manufacturing the new consumerism : fast-food restaurants in postsocialist Hungary / Andrʹe P. Czegl ʹedy
- Coping with the market in rural Ukraine / Louise Perrotta
- Mongolia in the "age of the market" : pastoral land-use and the development discourse / David Sneath
- Broadening the concept of privatization : gender and development in rural Kazakhstan / Rosamund Shreeves.