Informal and illicit entrepreneurs: Fighting for a place in the neoliberal economic order
RB Galemba - Anthropology of Work Review, 2008 - Wiley Online Library
Anthropology of Work Review, 2008•Wiley Online Library
A panel at the 2007 meetings of the American Anthropological Association examined the
working lives of illicit and informal entrepreneurs living in “the gaps” or “shadows” of
neoliberal globalization. Panelists challenged dichotomies such as informal/formal and
legal/illegal by examining the everyday practices of workers in diverse settings. Emphasis
was placed on entrepreneurs' efforts to legitimate their activities and identities to themselves
and others.
working lives of illicit and informal entrepreneurs living in “the gaps” or “shadows” of
neoliberal globalization. Panelists challenged dichotomies such as informal/formal and
legal/illegal by examining the everyday practices of workers in diverse settings. Emphasis
was placed on entrepreneurs' efforts to legitimate their activities and identities to themselves
and others.
Abstract
A panel at the 2007 meetings of the American Anthropological Association examined the working lives of illicit and informal entrepreneurs living in “the gaps” or “shadows” of neoliberal globalization. Panelists challenged dichotomies such as informal/formal and legal/illegal by examining the everyday practices of workers in diverse settings. Emphasis was placed on entrepreneurs' efforts to legitimate their activities and identities to themselves and others.
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