Economic Diversity in Contemporary Timor-Leste

Kelly Silva; Lisa Palmer; Teresa Cunha

doi:10.24415/9789400604407

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Edition: 1/2023
Copyright Year: 2023
ISBN-Print: 978-90-8728-395-7
ISBN-Online: 978-94-006-0440-7
Publisher: Leiden University Press, Leiden
Language: English
Pages: 327
Product Type: Edited Book

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1. Table of Contents
2. List of Illustrations and Tables
IntroductionPages 11 - 42
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1. Chapter 1. The colonial bazaar in ‘Portuguese Timor’: the taming of the ‘savage marketers’Pages 45 - 64
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2. Chapter 2. Indexing social space: A marketplace in Timor-LestePages 65 - 84
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3. Chapter 3. Flirting with Ford, reverting to race? Housing, urban planning and the making of an economic and social order in Portuguese Timor in trans-colonial perspective, 1959-1963Pages 85 - 104
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1. Chapter 4. On the existence and persistence of the social category of atan in contemporary Timor-LestePages 107 - 122
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2. Chapter 5. The serimónia network: economic mobilisation through rituals in the hamlet of Faulara, LiquiçáPages 123 - 146
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3. Chapter 6. Household decision-making processes and family resources: A case study from ViquequePages 147 - 160
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4. Chapter 7. Gift economy and the acknowledgement of debt: (On) Living and eating with ‘mystical’ actors in Timorese housesPages 161 - 176
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5. Chapter 8. The work of women in Eluli and land economies in Timor-LestePages 177 - 192
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1. Chapter 9. Land and diet under pressure: The impacts of Suai Supply Base in Kamanasa kingdomPages 195 - 214
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2. Chapter 10. The socio-cultural benefits of emerging market-based instruments for carbon in Timor-LestePages 215 - 234
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3. Chapter 11. China’s engagement in Timor-Leste’s economyPages 235 - 254
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4. Chapter 12. Migrant work and homecoming: Experiences of Timorese seasonal workersPages 255 - 274
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5. Chapter 13. Refashioning Fataluku origin housesPages 275 - 294
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6. Chapter 14. The frente ekonomika (economic front): Timorese perspectives on seasonal work in AustraliaPages 295 - 312
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About the AuthorsPages 313 - 316 Download chapter (PDF)
IndexPages 317 - 326 Download chapter (PDF)