Dislocating labour anthropological reconfigurations (Chichester, West Sussex, [England] Royal Anthropological Institute, 2018)
Notes on contributors'Introduction. Dislocating labour: Anthropological reconfigurations' (Penelope Harvey and Christian Krohn-Hansen)1. 'Rethinking the concept of labour' (Susana Narotzky)Labour and capital2. 'Reconfiguring labour value and the capital-labour relation in Italian global fashion' (Sylvia Yanagisako)3. '"Making" labour in Mexican artisanal workshops' (Alanna Cant)4. 'Recapturing the household. Reflections on labour, productive relations and economic value' (Marit Melhuus)5. 'Wage-labour and a double separation in Papua New Guinea and beyond' (Keir Martin)Disorganization, precarity and affect6. 'Re-learning to labour? "Activation works" and new politics of social assistance in the case of Slovak Roma' (Jan Grill)7. 'Interrupted futures: Co-operative labour and the changing forms of collective precarity in rural Andean Peru' (Penelope Harvey)8. 'Working (wo)man's suicide. Transnational relocations of capital - repercussions for labour in South Korea' (Elisabeth Schober)Shifting relations between state, capital and place9. 'Moral ecologies of subsistence and labour in a migration-affected community of Nepal' (Ben Campbell)10. 'State, labour, and kin: Tensions of value in an egalitarian community' (Ingjerd Hoem)11. 'State against industry: Time and labour among Dominican furniture makers' (Christian Krohn-Hansen) Index.
Keywords: Labor and globalization -- Social aspects; Work -- Social aspects; Migrant labor; Economic anthropology