For three decades I have dedicated myself to documenting the life of the Ju / 'hoansi, a people living in the northwestern Kalahari, and their often traumatic contacts with modernity.
They are perhaps the best known of the handful of societies that continued to live off hunting and gathering well into the 20th century.
And, for them, there are very few aspects of the world economy and its relentless expansion that make sense ...
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