Global Problems and the Culture of Capitalism (What's New in Anthropology)
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Global Problems and the Culture of Capitalism (What's New in Anthropology)

by Rachel Dowty, Richard Robbins

Economics Social Science Anthropology
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Global Problems and the Culture of Capitalism examines worldwide challenges through the lens of anthropology. Focusing on the relationship between economic systems and culture, the book offers readers a way to consider how capitalism shapes social life and the issues affecting communities around the world.

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Global Problems and the Culture of Capitalism explores major global problems through an anthropological perspective.

The book focuses on the relationship between capitalism and culture, connecting economic systems with broader social concerns.

Designed for readers of anthropology and the social sciences, it provides a focused introduction to the cultural dimensions of global issues.

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