Politics Beyond "Interest": ethics, kinship and the collective self in Argentine labour unions

Taking inspiration from how Malinowski approached exchange, magic and law, Dr Lazar explores some of the realms of politics that lie beyond self-interest (enlightened or not).

Sian Lazar (@sianml) is a Senior Lecturer in the Division of Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge.

Katy Gardner trained at Cambridge and the LSE. After spending much of her career at the University of Sussex she has recently returned to the LSE. Her work focuses on issues of globalisation, migration and economic change in Bangladesh and its transnational communities in the UK.

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