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Intro; Acknowledgements; Contents; List of Figures; Introduction: Consolidation of the Cigano Moneylending Niche in the Early Twenty-First Century; The Teacher and the Moneylender; From Itinerant Trade to Moneylending; 'Gypsies Are Not the Only Moneylenders'; Expansion of Credit Under Social Developmentalism; Financialisation of Daily Life in Small-Town Bahia; Cigano Moneylending Niche; Mapping the Terminology; Mapping the Network, or Chronicles of a Calon Family; Organisation of the Book; Part I: Settlements, Personhood, and the Centrality of Households
Chapter 1 'There Are Ciganos in the Town'Two Decades in the Life of a Calon Family; Settlement in Santaluz; Socio-cosmology of Travel; Social Wayfaring; Revenge and Segmentarity; Temporary Assemblages; Intensive Presence, Abrupt Absence; Chapter 2 Household Fixity As a Process; To Lead a Supported Life; Romero's trato; Kiko's Imprisonment; The Family Together; Negotiating the Relational Grid; Fixity of Households; Households Against Proletarianisation; Chapter 3 Makers of Their Futures; Old Abelardo; 'Making the Future'; As Bestas; The Dead; Respect; Signs of Prestige; Força
Detachment from JuronsPart II: Calon Assimilation of the Local Economic Environment; Chapter 4 Deferred Payments and the Expanding Moment of Caloninity; Making Money with Money; Creating Dates-As-Events; Matching Scales; Evaluating People; Fridges; Types of Exchanges; Between One's Rancho and the Street; Living in the Moment; Chapter 5 Lending Money to Jurons; How Beto Misjudged a Client; A Calon's Juron Clientele; 'Ciganos Have Many People in Hand'; How Calon Manage Loans to Jurons; Creating Clients; 'Running After the Money'; Chapter 6 Moneylending Niche As Householding
'Ciganos Do Not Work'Householding Mode of Integration; Husband-and-Wife Nexus; Being the Cigano in a Town; Values of Householding; Integration Through 'Money on the Street'; Epilogue: The Crisis, the Stranger, and the State; The End of the Cocoa Civilisation; Are There Strangers in Bahia?; Progress Against Commonness; Bibliography; Index
Chapter 1 'There Are Ciganos in the Town'Two Decades in the Life of a Calon Family; Settlement in Santaluz; Socio-cosmology of Travel; Social Wayfaring; Revenge and Segmentarity; Temporary Assemblages; Intensive Presence, Abrupt Absence; Chapter 2 Household Fixity As a Process; To Lead a Supported Life; Romero's trato; Kiko's Imprisonment; The Family Together; Negotiating the Relational Grid; Fixity of Households; Households Against Proletarianisation; Chapter 3 Makers of Their Futures; Old Abelardo; 'Making the Future'; As Bestas; The Dead; Respect; Signs of Prestige; Força
Detachment from JuronsPart II: Calon Assimilation of the Local Economic Environment; Chapter 4 Deferred Payments and the Expanding Moment of Caloninity; Making Money with Money; Creating Dates-As-Events; Matching Scales; Evaluating People; Fridges; Types of Exchanges; Between One's Rancho and the Street; Living in the Moment; Chapter 5 Lending Money to Jurons; How Beto Misjudged a Client; A Calon's Juron Clientele; 'Ciganos Have Many People in Hand'; How Calon Manage Loans to Jurons; Creating Clients; 'Running After the Money'; Chapter 6 Moneylending Niche As Householding
'Ciganos Do Not Work'Householding Mode of Integration; Husband-and-Wife Nexus; Being the Cigano in a Town; Values of Householding; Integration Through 'Money on the Street'; Epilogue: The Crisis, the Stranger, and the State; The End of the Cocoa Civilisation; Are There Strangers in Bahia?; Progress Against Commonness; Bibliography; Index