Economic Anthropology |
ΚKΠ16 - Economic Anthropology Tutor: Manos Spyridakis Semester: 7th Short Description: The course attempts to highlight the debate on the concept of economic phenomenon in the Western and non-Western context as well as the way actors organise and define their social practice for the production and reproduction of material goods that make their lives possible. The framework of the course is based upon the view that economic phenomena are not purely economic but fully social and cultural ones as well. Aims:
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Structure: 13 three-hour lectures Assessment: Written Examination Bibliography: S. Narotzky, (2007), New Directions in Economic Anthropology, Athens: Savvalas R. Wilk-L. Cliggett, (2010) Economies and Cultures: Foundations of Economic Anthropology, Athens: Kritiki |