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ECONOMIC ANTHROPOLOGY

ANTHRO 348
Course Description

Production, distribution and consumption in a broad range of societies; land tenure and personal property concepts, prestige systems, and incentives to labor.

Prerequisites

ANTHRO 104 , ANTHRO 300 , or graduate/professional standing

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This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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