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A Place Of Their Own Family Farming In Eastern Finland 1st Edition Ray Abrahams

Name: A Place Of Their Own Family Farming In Eastern Finland 1st Edition Ray Abrahams
SKU: BELL-2011026
Price: 31.00 USD
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A Place Of Their Own Family Farming In Eastern Finland 1st Edition Ray Abrahams instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.12 MB

Pages: 224

Author: Ray Abrahams

ISBN: 9780511521027, 9780521026451, 9780521381000, 0511521022, 0521026458, 0521381002

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: 1

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A Place Of Their Own Family Farming In Eastern Finland 1st Edition Ray Abrahams by Ray Abrahams 9780511521027, 9780521026451, 9780521381000, 0511521022, 0521026458, 0521381002 instant download after payment.

Based on field research in eastern Finland not far from the Russian border, this book is an account of the main features of rural society in the area. It pays detailed attention to the adaptability of farming families in a rapidly changing world. Subjects treated include marriage and the family, work and mechanization, succession to farms, and the paradoxical combination of fierce individualism and cooperation. Two major themes of the book are the relation between law and custom, which is not always what it seems on the surface, and the complex interlocking of farm, family, and the wider society.