Peasants in the Cities: A Paradox, A Paradox, A Most Ingenious Paradox
Human OrganizationPublished 1 June 1973
T Mcgee
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The prevailing conception that peasants are rural people was recently challenged by the publication of Peasants in Cities, a collection of essays on urban peasants. The editor, William Mangin, suggests that the definition of urban peasants is based on their retention of
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