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Preface ; Field Research; Researching People on the Move; Credits and Acknowledgements; Introduction ; Migrant Labor under Market Socialism: The Rise of the Peasant Entrepreneur; Waste Global: Geographies of Recycling and Human Economies; The Political Economy of Remaking; Morality and Political Economy; Waste, Labor and the Politics of Value; --Revaluing Waste; --The Labor of Waste: Gender, Class, and Performance; Exemplary Society and the Politics of Morality; Desires, Aspirations, and Fictional Expectations; Overview of the Chapters; PART I: WASTE; Chapter 1. Mobility, Networks, and Gendered Householding ; Householding, Networks, and Reciprocity; Cities as the New Economic Zone; Waste Networks: Money, Reciprocity, and Distance; Staying at Home and Going Outside: Choice, Decision and Power; Inside and Outside: The Gender of Space; Going Outside and Remaking Gendered Spaces; Negotiating Boundaries and Remaking Gendered Ideals; Gendered Mobility and Generation; Sons, Daughters and the Limits of Mobility; Waste as a Frontier of Patrilineal Family; Conclusion: Translocality, Networks, and the Remaking of Gendered Spaces; Chapter 2. Labor, Economy and Urban Space ; The Itinerant Junk Trader and Changing Urban Waste Production; The Waste Hierarchy and the Promiscuity of Waste; Waste, Migrant Labor, and the Spatialization of Class in Hanoi; Gendered Performance of Class as Access to Urban Spaces; The Miserable Migrant: Stereotype as Bargaining Chip; Appliances versus Junk: Technology, Gendered Spaces, and Value; The Waste Depot: Place Making, Gender, and Class; Place Making in Ambiguous Spaces; Inside and Outside, Again; Moving Up: Matters of Dirt and Labor; Conclusion: Class, Gender and Urban Space Remaking; Chapter 3. Uncertainty, Ambiguity and the Ethic of Risk-Taking ; Economy of Uncertainty: Pricing, Tenure and Geography of Urban Waste; Dangers in the Zones of Ambiguity; Fake Waste; State Agents; Stolen Goods and Thugs; Men on the Highway and the Art of Making Law; Conclusion: Ambiguity, Risk Taking, and Remaking the Urban Order; PART II: WEALTH; Chapter 4. Mobility, Moral Discourses, and the Anxiety of Care ; Is It Better to be Uneducated and Rich? Mutually Exclusionary Discourses; Caring and Being Cared For in Translocal Households; Who Cares for the Kids? Grandparenting, Gender, and Never-Ending Worries; When Grandparents Need Care; Social Evils and the Disruption of Care; Conclusion: Care, Anxiety and the Remaking of Moral Obligations; Chapter 5. Rural Entrepreneurship, Local Development and Social Aspirations; A Shifting Approach to Local Development; Building the New Countryside from Urban Waste; Story of Thu and Ngoan: The Poetry of Rabbit Meat; Story of Xuan and Dai Love of the Land; Conclusion: Value, Entrepreneurship, and the Remaking of the Countryside; Chapter 6. Money and Consumption: Gendered Desires, Class Matters ; Money, the Gods, and the Anxiety of Mobility; Civilized Living and Vacant Houses; Consuming the City and the Gender of Desire; Becoming Urban? Class Matters; Conclusion: Fictional Expectations and the Remaking of Gendered Desires; Chapter 7. An Exemplary Person, the Poor and the Limits of Remaking; Socialization and the Ethic of Striving; Vignette 1: The Queen of Waste and the Spirit of Giving; Vignette 2: In Support of the Poor Households; Ten Signatures and One Candidate for a Housing Grant; Who Deserves to Be Poor?; Conclusion: The Production of Success and Failure and the Limits of Remaking; Conclusion: The Political Economy of Remaking ; The Waste Economy, Mobility and Globalization; Labor, Gender, and Class; Value and Morality; The Moral Personhood of Market Socialism; Notes; References; Index $ https://global.oup.com/academic/product/9780190692605 $ Social & cultural anthropology, ethnography

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