. Today, in-group/out-group dynamics are complex, and group boundaries are more flexible than they have been historically. Even national identity is not static but rather derived through a dynamic relational process ( Lamont and Molnár 2002 ). Cooperation
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of yield, risk, and profits. Finally, I look at wheat as a grain, following the wheat through the hands of storage operators, traders, grain companies, and national governments, and along flows mediated by analyses of volume, grade, and price. I
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