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Michael O'Neal replied to Michael O'Neal's discussion Ethnography of Family Business in the group Anthropology of EntrepreneurshipPosted on June 25, 2012 at 9:07pm — 5 Comments
I just came across this piece, which might be of interest, excerpted below.
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ContinueAs Andrea Stuart writes in the current issue of Granta magazine, her Barbadian heritage is a complicated one. Stuart was born and raised on the Caribbean island, but in 1976, when she was a teenager, her family moved to England. She says her new home wasn’t especially welcoming to newcomers from the Caribbean —…
Posted on June 17, 2012 at 10:26pm
My book on BVI social history, entitled "Slavery, Smallholding and Tourism: Social Transformations in the British Virgin Islands", released two weeks ago in eBook format for Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook and Apple iBook/iTunes readers, is now also available online from Amazon and Barnes & Noble in both paperback and hardcover print editions.
Slavery, Smallholding and Tourism is a study in the political economy of development of the British…
Posted on March 14, 2012 at 5:13am — 2 Comments
Evaluation at the Institute for Learning Technologies at Teachers College, Columbia University, via the wonders of the internet, I also encountered a digital archive of material that she has assembled on the history and culture of…
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Nina Briggs said… Thank you Michael, Just up my alley. If you come across any architectural anthropology, drop me a line. Cheers!
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