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AMY HANSER
is an Assistant Professor in the Department of
Anthropology and Sociology at the University of British Columbia.
Her dissertation is a comparative ethnography of market settings
in China and explores the themes of social change, postsocialist
transition, and inequality. She has published articles and book
chapters on the gendered nature of service work in China,
changing labor conditions in the service sector, and the rise of
consumerism in China. [email: hanser@interchange.ubc.ca]
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