Money and the human condition
di Mike Neary
1998 · 145 pagine · St. Martin's Press · ISBN 9780312212964
Trama
The book combines a reappraisal of sociological, economic and Marxist accounts of money with a substantive assessment of the way in which money impacts on intimate areas of everyday life. The areas covered include the National Lottery, the Criminal Justice System and Local Exchange and Trading Schemes.
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