Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Maps ix
4. Acknowledgments 1
5. I Introduction
6. I. Andean Communities, Political Cultures, and Markets: The Changing Contours of a Field 3
7. II From Inca to Spanish Rule: The Making of Indians and Markets
8. 2. Did Tribute and Markets Prevail in the Andes before the European Invasion? 55
9. 3. The Variety and Ambiguity of Native Andean Intervention in European Colonial Markets 73
10. 4. Exchange in the Ethnic Territories between 1530 and 1567: The Visitas of Huanuco and Chucuito 101
11. 5. Exchange and Markets in the Sixteenth Century: A View from the North 135
12. III Andean Tribute, Migration, and Trade: Remapping the Boundaries of Ethnicity and Exchange
13. 6. Indian Migration and Social Change in Seventeenth-Century Charcas 165
14. 7. Indians in Late Colonial Markets: Sources and Numbers 196
15. 8. Markets, Power, and the Politics of Exchange in Tapacari, c. 1780 and 1980 224
16. IV Negotiating the Meanings of Market Exchange: Community and Hierarchy in Three Andean Contexts
17. 9. Ethnic Calendars and Market Interventions among the Ayllus of Lipes during the Nineteenth Century 257
18. 10. The Sources and Meanings of Money: Beyond the Market Paradigm in an Ayllu of Northern Potosi 297
19. 11. "Women Are More Indian": Ethnicity and Gender in a Community near Cuzco 329
20. V Conclusion
21. 12. Ethnic Identity and Market Relations: Indians and Mestizos in the Andes 349
22. Glossary 391
23. Selected Bibliography 397
24. Contributors 419
25. Index 421