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Introduction (N. Dannhaeuser, C. Werner). Section I. Migration andmarket opportunities. Overseas contract labor, remittances, and householdconsumption: A case study from San Fernando City, the Philippines (T.S.Matejowsky). Hawkers and containers in Zarya Vostoka: How 'bizarre' is thePost-Soviet bazaar? (S. Yessenova). Section II. Socioeconomic impacts ofthe oil market on Gulf Coast communities. Oil and gas in South Louisiana(T.R. Mcguire). Work and change in the Gulf of Mexico offshore petroleumindustry (D.E. Austin, T.R. Mcguire, R. Higgins). The footprint of theoffshore oil industry on community institutions (K. Coelho). Women's workand lives in offshore oil (D.E. Austin). Section III. Local responses tomarket liberalization. La Victoria Comprometida: reflections onneoliberalism from a Santiago poblacion J.L. Finn). The movement for aneconomy of solidarity: Urban agriculture and local exchange trading systemsin Quebec (M. Boulianne). Domestic labor in globalized Tepoztlan: from agendered labor process standpoint (S. Perutz). Section IV. Negotiatingvalues in the market. Big money, new money, and ATMs: valuing Vietnamesecurrency in Ho Chi Minh City (A. Truitt). The political economy of tradition:Sponsoring and incorporating the Caribs of Trinidad and Tobago (M.C. Forte).Costs of knowledge: The economic underpinnings of spiritual relations inIslam in Niger (N. Butler).