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Current Issue: Volume 16., Number 1.
The unilateral gift economy conjecture,
Genevieve Vaughan
genvau@gmail.com
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Gentrification and Care: A Theoretical Model. by Laura Nussbaum-Barbarena and Afredo R. M. Rosete
Laura Nussbaum-Barbarena
lnussbaumbarberena@roosevelt.edu
Alfredo R. M. Rosete
arosete@ccsu.edu
PDF| Published online 1-11-2021 |doi: 10.38024/arpe.br.1.11.21
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Benjamin Wilson
bcw@cortland.edu
Alison L. Humphrey
alhrosenberger@gmail.com
Christina E. Ciaccio
cciaccio@bsd.uchicago.edu
PDF| Published online 1-11-2021 |doi: 10.38024/arpe.whc.1.11.21
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