Measuring Humans Through Money
Anthropology of Debt in Post-Soviet Economies
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5617/jea.9791Keywords:
debt regimes, debt relations, post-Soviet economy, power relationsAbstract
This introduction to the special issue outlines important anthropological insights into debt relations and relations of indebtedness drawing on my own research on post-Soviet economies as well as on the contributions to this special issue. This special issue deals with post-socialist and post-Soviet economies that embarked on similar economic paths after the collapse of the communist regime.
The Photo: Courtesy of Rano Turaeva, Tashkent 2022.
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