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contested commodities: a standalone construct

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contestedcommodities1 CONSTRUCTContested commoditiesRADIN · ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY

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goods and services, such as body parts or sexual services, over which there is dispute about whether they should be bought and sold.

In economic sociology, contested commodities refers to goods and services, such as body parts or sexual services, over which there is dispute about whether they should be bought and sold. This meaning comes from Radin (1996) in Contested Commodities.[1]

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  1. Radin, M. J. (1996). Contested Commodities. Harvard University Press. ISBN 9780674290105

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