Communities and capital
Subtitle: local struggles against corporate power and privatization
By: edited by Thomas W. Collins and John D. Wingard.
Contributors: Collins, Thomas W.; Wingard, John Davis, 1958-
Series: Southern Anthropological Society proceedings -- no. 33
Publisher: University of Georgia Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Athens
Language: eng
Number of pages: 150
Subjects: Economic anthropology; Economic development; Capitalism; International economic relations; Economic policy; Privatization
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Thomas W. Collins; title: Finding alternatives to privatizing the resource: community-focused management for marine fisheries / John D. Wingard; title: Down on the clam farm: aquaculture, privatization, and sacred space in the Core Banks shellfish lease controversy, North Carolina / Barbara J. Garrity-Blake; title: Licenses and livelihoods: changing fishing economy in a Malay village / Margaret W. Kedia; title: Grassroots development strategies in the Azuero Peninsula of Panama / John R. Bort, James C. Sabella; title: Local stratagems, global spoils: monopoly power and contract farming in the Belize banana industry / Mark Moberg; title: Marshalltown, Iowa, and the struggle for community in a global age / Mark A. Grey; title: Deindustrialization, job displacement, and contested ideology of work in a Southern town / Tara Skipper; title: The periphery in the center: the view from public housing in Memphis / David T. Spangler; title: Challenging market-based health care reforms in New York City: community health centers, public hospitals, and grassroots advocates / Sara R. Collins.