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Working At The Intersections Of Cultural Anthropology, Human Geography, And Material Culture, Tina Harris Explores The Social And Economic Transformations Taking Place Along One Trade Route That Winds Its Way Across China, Nepal, Tibet, And India. How Might We Make Connections Between Seemingly Mundane Daily Life And More Abstract Levels Of Global Change? Geographical Diversions Focuses On Two Generations Of Traders Who Exchange Goods Such As Sheep Wool, Pang Gdan Aprons, And More Recently, Household Appliances. Exploring How Traders Make Places, Harris Examines The Creation Of Geographies Of Trade That Work Against State Ideas Of What Trade Routes Should Look Like. She Argues That The Tensions Between The Apparent Fixity Of National Boundaries And The Mobility Of Local Individuals Around Such Restrictions Are Precisely How Routes And Histories Of Trade Are Produced. The Economic Rise Of China And India Has Received Attention From The International Media, But The Effects Of Major New Infrastructure At The Intersecting Borderlands Of These Nationstates--in Places Like Tibet, Northern India, And Nepal--have Rarely Been Covered. Geographical Diversions Challenges Globalization Theorie

Author
Tina Harris, Deborah Cowen, Nik Heynen, Melissa Wright
Publisher
Athens: University of Georgia Press
Published
2013
Language
EN
ISBN
9780820338668
Subjects
Political Science, Science, Business

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