RECIPROCAL ECONOMIC EXCHANGES AMONG NORTH AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL OPERATORS

[1] ARNOLD T, 1937, FOLKLORE CAPITALISM

[2] Belshaw C.S., 1957, GREAT VILLAGE

[3] BELSHAW CS, 1964, UNDER IVI TREE SOC E

[4] Belshaw Cyril., 1965, TRADITIONAL EXCHANGE

[5] Bennett John W., 1967, HUTTERIAN BRETHREN

[6] IMAGE OF LIMITED GOOD - EXAMPLE OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL EXPLANATION [J]. AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST, 1966, 68 (01) : 206 - 210

[7] BENNETT JW, 1968, AM ANTHROPOLOGIST, V69, P441

[8] Blau P. M, 1986, EXCHANGE POWER SOC, V2nd

[9] BOSE SP, 1964, RURAL SOCIOL, V29, P53

[10] Boyd Hugh, 1938, NEW BREAKING OUTLINE

[1] ARNOLD T, 1937, FOLKLORE CAPITALISM

[2] Belshaw C.S., 1957, GREAT VILLAGE

[3] BELSHAW CS, 1964, UNDER IVI TREE SOC E

[4] Belshaw Cyril., 1965, TRADITIONAL EXCHANGE

[5] Bennett John W., 1967, HUTTERIAN BRETHREN

[6] IMAGE OF LIMITED GOOD - EXAMPLE OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL EXPLANATION [J]. AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST, 1966, 68 (01) : 206 - 210

[7] BENNETT JW, 1968, AM ANTHROPOLOGIST, V69, P441

[8] Blau P. M, 1986, EXCHANGE POWER SOC, V2nd

[9] BOSE SP, 1964, RURAL SOCIOL, V29, P53

[10] Boyd Hugh, 1938, NEW BREAKING OUTLINE