Scammer&Apos S Yard: The Crime Of Black Repair In Jamaica Jovan Scott Lewis University Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Economics Business & Finance

Tells The Story Of Jamaican \ Scammers\ Who Use Crime To Gain Autonomy Opportunity And Repair There Is Romance In Stealing From Rich Give Poor But How Does That Change When Those Perceived Are Elderly White North Americans Young Black Jamaicans? This Innovative Ethnography Jovan Scott Lewis Omar Junior Dwayne They Strive Make A Living Montego Bay Where Call Centers Tourism Two Main Industries Struggling Economy Their Experience Grinding Poverty Drastically Limited Leads Them Conclude Scamming Best Means Gaining Wealth Advancement Otherwise Doomed Live Sufferation\ -An Inescapable Breeds Misery Frustration Vexation Lottery Scam Run By These Men Targets Told Have Qualified For Large Loan Or Award If Pay Taxes Transfer Fees Paid Never Arrives Netting Scammers Tens Thousands U S Dollars Through Interviews Historical Sources Song Lyrics Court Testimonies Examines Justify Deceit Discovering An Ethical Narrative Reformulates Ideas Transgression Relationship Race Justice Debt Scammer\ Yard Describes Seeking Overcome Inequality Achieve Come View As Form Liberation Logic Raises Unsettling Questions About World Relegates Postcolonial Populations Deprivation Even While Expecting Follow Rules Capitalism Exacerbate Dispossession Groundbreaking Account Asks Whether True Reparation Legacy Colonialism Be Found Only Radical-Even Criminal-Means Σελίδες: 216 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm