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Introduction (N. Dannhaeuser, C. Werner). Part I. The Social in EconomicRelations: theoretical Issues and Cases in Point. The curse of the modern: apost Keynesian critique of the gift/exchange dichotomy (C. Danby). Socialrelations in lieu of capital (M. Repetti). Selling strategies and socialrelations among Mobil Maya handicrafts vendors (W.E. Little). Part II. SocialConsequences of the Rational in Hunting and Fishing. Carcass ownership andmeat distribution by big-game cooperative hunters (M.S. Alvard). Rationalchoice, culture change, and fisheries management in the Gulf of Maine (J.M.Acheson). Part III. Households as Economic Units. Regulating women andmanaging men: regimes of control on Languedoc family enterprises (W. Lem). Asocioeconomic profile of Yucatec Maya families in migrating and non-migratinghouseholds (S. Weinstein Bever). Part IV. Agrarian Relations in the Past andPresent. Sharecroppers in Central Mexico (1930) (P.M. Correa). Conflictingresource values: Caboclos versus colonists, ranchers, and loggers inItupiranga Para, Brazil (G.M. Biery-Hamilton). Part V. Global Processes andLocal Transformations. Global economics in the creation and maintenance ofthe Spanish Colonial Empire (R.K. Skowronek). Globalization and retaildevelopment in the post-disaster context: a comparison of two Philippinecommunities (Ty S. Matejowsky). Will the real property please stand up?Skiing and "Touristic" real estate in Eagle Valley, Colardo (S. Hautzingerwith K. Dixon, A. Faas).