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"Drawing on business plans, loan applications, participation in social events, and long pickup rides with farmers across their land, he provides a rich and multifaceted view of how farmers perceive flexible farming, showing how they are both agents and locked in."

I'd read that. I wrote a novella on the aftermath of a robot worker revolution in which they try to assimilate into society afterwards. They win the right to leave the factory, but still work in a capitalist society. Mowing lawns, doing small talk, complaining about union fees, etc.

Absolutely!

Congrats Andrew! This may a good moment for our readers to revisit your fantastic #openaccess entry on the #anthropology of #farming www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/farming