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Economic anthropology

the varying, often contested frames of shared standards within which objects are valued and exchanged, which Appadurai argued differ across settings.

In economic anthropology, regimes of value refers to the varying, often contested frames of shared standards within which objects are valued and exchanged, which Appadurai argued differ across settings. This meaning comes from Appadurai (1986) in The Social life of things.[1]

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Appadurai, A. (1986). The Social life of things. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521357265

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