Trust, Ethnicity, and Identity

Discover the intriguing dynamics of ethnic kin-based trading networks in "Trust, Ethnicity, and Identity" by Janet Landa. Published in 1995, this insightful work spans 248 pages and delves into the critical role of trust in economic exchanges, especially in the absence of comprehensive contract laws. Landa, a distinguished author in the fields of anthropology and economics, explores how cultural identity and social ties influence trading behaviors and economic development. This book is essential for anyone interested in understanding the intersection of trust, ethnicity, and identity in international trade and economic anthropology. Enhance your knowledge of social science and legal anthropology with this compelling read from a reputable publisher. Perfect for students, academics, and professionals alike, "Trust, Ethnicity, and Identity" offers valuable perspectives on the complexities of economic interactions in diverse cultural contexts.