Money Relations, Ideology, and the Formation of a Cosmopolitan Elite at the Frontier of Transnational Capitalism: An Ethnographic Study of African Finance Professionals in Johannesburg

  • Bourgouin F
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Bourgouin, F. (2013). Money Relations, Ideology, and the Formation of a Cosmopolitan Elite at the Frontier of Transnational Capitalism: An Ethnographic Study of African Finance Professionals in Johannesburg. In The Anthropology of Elites (pp. 227–247). Palgrave Macmillan US. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137290557_11

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