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200 00$aTextile economies $epower and value from the local to the transnational /$fedited by Walter E. Little and Patricia A. McAnany
205   $a1st ed.
210   $aLanham, MD $cRowman & Littlefield, INC.$dc2011
215   $a1 online resource (343 p.)
225 1 $aSociety for economic anthropology monograph series ;$vv.29
300   $aIncludes index.
311   $a0-7591-2061-7 
327   $aContents; List of Figures and Tables; Acknowledgments; Introduction; PartI. CREATIVITY AND VALUE; Ch01. Exchange without Brokers; Ch02. Heritage and Authorship Debates in Three Sumatran Songkets; Ch03. Creativity, Place, and Commodities; Ch04. Tivaivai and Value in the CookIs lands Ritual Economy; Ch05. The Political Economy of an Art Form; PartII. THE POWER OF CLOTH AND THE SANCTITY OF POWER; Ch06. Textiles and Chimu? Identity under Inka Hegemony on the North Coast of Peru; Ch07. Late Classic Maya Textile Economies; Ch08. Hohokam Cotton; Ch09. Neighborly Ties and Sohbet
327   $aCh10. Sanctity, Social Distance, and the Price of Cloth in a Moroccan SuqPartIII. (RE)INVENTED TRADITIONS IN TRANSNATIONAL CONTEXT; Ch11. Good Hands; Ch12. Recommunitizing Practice, Refashioning Capital; Ch13. The Decline of a Weaving Cooperative in Western Turkey; Ch14. Made in Italy; Ch15. Creating Fame and Fortune from the Ruins of Handloom in Kerala, Southern India; Index; About the Editors and Contributors
330   $aThe economy of textiles provides insight into the fabric of social relations, local and global politics, and diverse ideologies. Textile production and exchange represent a key node for the intersections of multiple aspects of ancient and modern economies, including social-class relations, gender, tourism, exchange, commerce, and transpolity relationships. A political economy of textiles, discussed from a broad interdisciplinary perspective, offers ways to understand cloth and clothing as parts of mutually constitutive processes that shape and reflect economic practices, cult
410  0$aSociety for Economic Anthropology monographs ;$vv.29.
606   $aTextile fabrics
606   $aTextile industry
606   $aEconomic development
606   $aEconomic anthropology
615  0$aTextile fabrics.
615  0$aTextile industry.
615  0$aEconomic development.
615  0$aEconomic anthropology.
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701   $aLittle$b Walter E.$f1963-$01615514
701   $aMcAnany$b Patricia Ann$01615515
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