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Consuming Ethnicity: Loss, Commodities, and Space in Macedonia
2010
Slavic Review: Interdisciplinary Quarterly of Russian, Eurasian, and East European Studies
In this article, Rozita Dimova examines the rearticulation of class and ethnicity and how class distinctions produced by a free market and neoliberal economy in Macedonia have affected the interaction of Albanians and Macedonians in postsocialist Macedonia. Dimova highlights the ethnic dimensions of changing patterns of consumption by exploring the class mobility of one ethnic group (Albanians) and thus combines class, commodities, and consumption with notions of ethnicity. The process of
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