Are markets everywhere? Understanding contemporary processes of commodification

The Elgar Companion to Social Economics

Volumn , Issue , 2008, Pages 267-286

  Carvalho, Luís Francisco ^a   Rodrigues, João ^a  

^a INSTITUTO UNIVERSITÁRIO DE LISBOA ISCTE IUL   (Portugal)

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