Can Anthropologists and Economists Work Together in Development Studies and Development Practice?

It should include the follow section headings:

1.     Evidence that anthropologists and economists rarely work together

2.     Differences between anthropologists and economists in assumptions about how society works

3.     Differences between anthropologists and economists in methods used

4.     The CommonsHow anthropologists and economists frame the management problems and solutions differently

5.     Ways in which anthropologists and economists could work together.

6.     How likely is it that anthropologists and economists will work together in the future?

Length: 2,000-2,500 words

File type: MS Word, Times New Roman

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