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Lost in Transition: Fuzzy Property and Leaky Selves in Ulaanbaatar

Morten Axel Pedersen University of Copenhagen, Denmark
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Lars H⊘jer University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Pages 73-96 | Published online: 28 Feb 2008

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Richard Fraser. (2023) In-Between the Rural and the Urban: Skill and Migration in Ulaanbaatar’s Ger-Districts. Ethnos 88:3, pages 641-669.
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Annika Ericksen. (2014) Depend on Each Other and Don't Just Sit: The Socialist Legacy, Responsibility, and Winter Risk among Mongolian Herders. Human Organization 73:1, pages 38-49.
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