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Volume 2015 (2015): Issue 73 (Dec 2015): E. P. Thompson and the anthropology of twenty-first-century capitalism. Guest Editor: Kathleen M. Millar

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Table of Contents

Theme Section
- Introduction
  
  Reading twenty-first-century capitalism through the lens of E. P. Thompson
  
  By: Kathleen M. Millar
  
  Pages: 3–11
- Up in smoke?
  
  The making and unmaking of a rural moral economy
  
  By: Sara Keene
  
  Pages: 12–27
- The tempo of wageless work
  
  E. P. Thompson's time-sense at the edges of Rio de Janeiro
  
  By: Kathleen M. Millar
  
  Pages: 28–40
- American dreams and Brazilian racial democracy
  
  The making of race and class in Brazil and the United States
  
  By: Sean T. Mitchell
  
  Pages: 41–54
Articles
- Uneven development in the Papua New Guinea highlands
  
  Mining, corporate social responsibility, and the “life market”
  
  By: Jerry K. Jacka
  
  Pages: 57–69
- The problem with “transparency”
  
  Moral contests and ethical possibilities in mining impact reporting
  
  By: Sally Babidge
  
  Pages: 70–83
- “The state has replaced the man”
  
  Women, family homes, and the benefit system on a council estate in England
  
  By: Insa Koch
  
  Pages: 84–96
Forum
- Local legacies of the GULag in Siberia
  
  Anthropological reflections
  
  By: Marjorie Mandelstam Balzer
  
  Pages: 99–113
- Global privatized power
  
  Heritage politics and private military contractors in Iraq
  
  By: Maria Theresia Starzmann
  
  Pages: 114–124

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