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30 Jun 2024: child-focused’ research that takes children’s perspectives on their role and position seriously. ... Knowledge and learning. Anthropological research with children has always been interested in ‘education’ in its broadest sense.

30 Jun 2024: Looking at the literature, one learns that theories of resilience have been developed in very different research traditions, from ecology to psychology, economics, development studies, international relations, and climate policy. ... strong></h2>

30 Jun 2024: philosophy, sociology, law, economics, and marketing research (see Cheal 1988; Davis 2000; Davies 2010; Hyland 2009; Kolm & Ythier 2006; Marion 2011; Osteen 2002; Otnes & Peltramini 1996; Satlow 2013). ... J.M. Ythier (eds) 2006. Handbook of the

30 Jun 2024: Where goods are free but knowledge costs. Hunter Gatherer Research 1(1), 1-27. ... Current Anthropology, 59(1), 74-97. Sahlins, M. 1988. Stone age economics. London: Routledge.

30 Jun 2024: Anthropological research shows that such societies keep mechanisms in place to reconcile problems of freedom and problems of redistribution—maintaining not only certain ideas about persons (be they human or ... This broadening of research contexts,

30 Jun 2024: Looking at the literature, one learns that theories of resilience have been developed in very different research traditions, from ecology to psychology, economics, development studies, international relations, and climate policy. ... Let us now turn

30 Jun 2024: Looking at the literature, one learns that theories of resilience have been developed in very different research traditions, from ecology to psychology, economics, development studies, international relations, and climate policy. ... strong></h2>

30 Jun 2024: However, even the misnomers have helped to put sharing, as a practice, back on the research agenda. ... I have encountered this frequently in field research with present-day hunter-gatherers under processes of change (see Widlok 1999, 2020).

30 Jun 2024: Gift-giving basically debunks the cornerstone assumption in neoliberal economics that human beings only aim to maximise individual utility, and thus has greatly enriched social theories. ... critics, philosophy, sociology, law, economics, and marketing

30 Jun 2024: field field-name-field-university-name field-type-text field-label-hidden field-wrapper">London School of Economics </div><div class="field field-name-field-publication-date field-type-computed ... This broadening of research contexts, however, has led