Incommensurate abstractions and the (re)quantification of monetary amounts: how Western Kenyans measure and are measured in a behavioral economic experiment

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@ManuelTironi https://t.co/KCzV7N8W6G

09 Jul 2023

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Quantification as an analytic tool must remain open to innovations if it does not want to risk failing to capture local practices of quantifying (for instance) monetary amounts: https://t.co/KCzV7NqwYe

15 Jul 2022

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NEW Incommensurate abstractions and the (re)quantification of monetary amounts: how Western Kenyans measure and are measured in a behavioral economic experiment @MarioShmidt https://t.co/XU7GYxRMcC

19 May 2020

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