Donald C. Wood is Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Medicine, Akita University, Akita, Japan, where he has worked since completing a doctoral degree in cultural anthropology at the University of Tokyo in 2004.

• Introduction: Anthropological Investigations Into Infrastructure, Money, Community And Morality, Food And Clothing, And New Developments In Latin America; Donald C. Wood Paper 1. London’s “Super Sewer”: A Case Study For The Interdisciplinary Possibilities Of Anthropologists And Economists Investigating Infrastructure Together; Benjamin O.L. Bowles, Kate Bayliss, and Elisa Van Waeyenberge PART I MONEY, COMMUNITY AND MORALITY Paper 2. A Responsible Worker and A Caring Mother: Experiences of Russian Commercial Surrogates; Olga Doletskaya, Maria Denisova, and Oksana Dorofeeva Paper 3. God, Gift and Charity: The Case Of Zakat And Dasvandh In The Local Governance Of Social Welfare Provision In Pakistan; Muhammad Salman Khan Paper 4. Money for Belongingness: The Account Book and The Management of The Communal Fund of A High School Alumni Association In South Korea; You-Kyung Byun Paper 5. “Microcredit Schemes of Tension”: Women and The Economic Violence of Credit Mobilization in Ibadan, Nigeria; Olubukola OlayiwolaPART II FOOD AND CLOTHING Paper 6. The Multiple and Changing Values of Rescued Food: Case Study Of A Food Security Initiative In Urban New Zealand; Jessica Mannette Paper 7. Digitalizing Local Markets: The Secondhand Market for Pre-Owned Clothing in Hamburg, Germany; Heike Derwanz Paper 8. Doing Difference: The Performance of Order in The Market for Islamic Fashion In Berlin; Robert Birnbauer PART III NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN LATIN AMERICA Paper 9. Rethinking Fair Trade: Narratives and Counter Narratives of Poverty and Partnerships; Sarah Lyon Paper 10. Assessing Cost-Effectiveness in Reintegrating Ex-Combatants in Colombia; Colleen Alena O'Brien Paper 11. A Tale of a Much Maligned But Persistent Cultural Pattern: Networks Of People Giving To Receive Something In Exchange; Sidney M. Greenfield

Donald C. Wood is Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Medicine, Akita University, Akita, Japan, where he has worked since completing a doctoral degree in cultural anthropology at the University of Tokyo in 2004.

• Introduction: Anthropological Investigations Into Infrastructure, Money, Community And Morality, Food And Clothing, And New Developments In Latin America; Donald C. Wood Paper 1. London’s “Super Sewer”: A Case Study For The Interdisciplinary Possibilities Of Anthropologists And Economists Investigating Infrastructure Together; Benjamin O.L. Bowles, Kate Bayliss, and Elisa Van Waeyenberge PART I MONEY, COMMUNITY AND MORALITY Paper 2. A Responsible Worker and A Caring Mother: Experiences of Russian Commercial Surrogates; Olga Doletskaya, Maria Denisova, and Oksana Dorofeeva Paper 3. God, Gift and Charity: The Case Of Zakat And Dasvandh In The Local Governance Of Social Welfare Provision In Pakistan; Muhammad Salman Khan Paper 4. Money for Belongingness: The Account Book and The Management of The Communal Fund of A High School Alumni Association In South Korea; You-Kyung Byun Paper 5. “Microcredit Schemes of Tension”: Women and The Economic Violence of Credit Mobilization in Ibadan, Nigeria; Olubukola OlayiwolaPART II FOOD AND CLOTHING Paper 6. The Multiple and Changing Values of Rescued Food: Case Study Of A Food Security Initiative In Urban New Zealand; Jessica Mannette Paper 7. Digitalizing Local Markets: The Secondhand Market for Pre-Owned Clothing in Hamburg, Germany; Heike Derwanz Paper 8. Doing Difference: The Performance of Order in The Market for Islamic Fashion In Berlin; Robert Birnbauer PART III NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN LATIN AMERICA Paper 9. Rethinking Fair Trade: Narratives and Counter Narratives of Poverty and Partnerships; Sarah Lyon Paper 10. Assessing Cost-Effectiveness in Reintegrating Ex-Combatants in Colombia; Colleen Alena O'Brien Paper 11. A Tale of a Much Maligned But Persistent Cultural Pattern: Networks Of People Giving To Receive Something In Exchange; Sidney M. Greenfield

Donald C. Wood is Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Medicine, Akita University, Akita, Japan, where he has worked since completing a doctoral degree in cultural anthropology at the University of Tokyo in 2004.

• Introduction: Anthropological Investigations Into Infrastructure, Money, Community And Morality, Food And Clothing, And New Developments In Latin America; Donald C. Wood Paper 1. London’s “Super Sewer”: A Case Study For The Interdisciplinary Possibilities Of Anthropologists And Economists Investigating Infrastructure Together; Benjamin O.L. Bowles, Kate Bayliss, and Elisa Van Waeyenberge PART I MONEY, COMMUNITY AND MORALITY Paper 2. A Responsible Worker and A Caring Mother: Experiences of Russian Commercial Surrogates; Olga Doletskaya, Maria Denisova, and Oksana Dorofeeva Paper 3. God, Gift and Charity: The Case Of Zakat And Dasvandh In The Local Governance Of Social Welfare Provision In Pakistan; Muhammad Salman Khan Paper 4. Money for Belongingness: The Account Book and The Management of The Communal Fund of A High School Alumni Association In South Korea; You-Kyung Byun Paper 5. “Microcredit Schemes of Tension”: Women and The Economic Violence of Credit Mobilization in Ibadan, Nigeria; Olubukola OlayiwolaPART II FOOD AND CLOTHING Paper 6. The Multiple and Changing Values of Rescued Food: Case Study Of A Food Security Initiative In Urban New Zealand; Jessica Mannette Paper 7. Digitalizing Local Markets: The Secondhand Market for Pre-Owned Clothing in Hamburg, Germany; Heike Derwanz Paper 8. Doing Difference: The Performance of Order in The Market for Islamic Fashion In Berlin; Robert Birnbauer PART III NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN LATIN AMERICA Paper 9. Rethinking Fair Trade: Narratives and Counter Narratives of Poverty and Partnerships; Sarah Lyon Paper 10. Assessing Cost-Effectiveness in Reintegrating Ex-Combatants in Colombia; Colleen Alena O'Brien Paper 11. A Tale of a Much Maligned But Persistent Cultural Pattern: Networks Of People Giving To Receive Something In Exchange; Sidney M. Greenfield