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negative reciprocity: a standalone construct

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negativereciprocity1 CONSTRUCTNegative reciprocitySAHLINS · ECONOMIC

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Economic anthropology

attempts to get something for nothing, from hard bargaining to theft, typical of exchange with distant strangers or enemies in Sahlins' continuum.

In economic anthropology, negative reciprocity refers to attempts to get something for nothing, from hard bargaining to theft, typical of exchange with distant strangers or enemies in Sahlins' continuum. This meaning comes from Sahlins (1972) in Stone age economics.[1]

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References

  1. Sahlins, M. (1972). Stone age economics. Aldine-Atherton. ISBN 9781135649722

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