Politics, Locality, and Economic Restructuring: California's Central Coast Strawberry Industry in the Post–World War II Period*
通过二战后加州中央海岸草莓产业的民族志案例，揭示经济重构的不均衡性和复杂性，强调政治与人的能动性是其核心，适合关注产业地理、政治经济学的读者。
Abstract: This article challenges overly economistic, static, and homogenizing representations of contemporary economic restructuring through an in‐depth ethnographic case study of the central coast California strawberry industry in the post–World War II period. It demonstrates that restructuring is much more uneven in its incidence and complex in its motivation than usually portrayed, and that politics and human agency are at its core. Because of the place‐based nature of certain economic activity and the grounded experience of political process, its explication requires a sensitivity to space and place.