Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
4. One INTRODUCTION 1
5. Two FIELD(S) OF ENGAGEMENT Livingston and Proyecto Ajwacsiinel 14
6. Three CYCLES OF DEB T Colonialism, Coffee, and Companies 34
7. Four ENVISIONING POWER AND MORALITY Tzuultaq’a, Germans, and Action-in-Place 52
8. Five PRIVATE CONSUMPTION, COMMUNITIES, AND KIN 70
9. Six PUBLICLY PERFORMING MORALITIES AND INTERNALIZING VISION 90
10. Seven ANACHRONISTIC MEDIATORS AND SENSORY SELVES Exploring Time and Space 109
11. Eight DÍA DE GUADALUPE Identity Politics 141
12. Nine CRIME, GLOBALIZATION, AND ETHNIC RELATIONS IN LIVINGSTON AND BEYOND 160
13. Ten I AM A CAMERA Vignettes of Ethnographic Vérité 176
14. Eleven ENDINGS AND BEGINNINGS 191
15. NOTES 199
16. GLOSSARY 213
17. BIBLIOGRAPHY 217
18. INDEX 235