Camera work opened doors to people's ventures and their lives. The many photographs in this book bring you deeply into a sense of presence among the people and their natural settings. To interpret the findings from fieldwork, the author draws on rural sociology and economic anthropology. He shows how people transformed the value of once-neglected things in the "house economy" into assets for tourists, leaving the "market economy." He uses theories of "cross-sector partnerships" to show the ways in which regional development is tough to sustain.
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Emily Urquhart, author of The 21st century outport: Reimagining home in Newfoundland (Ph.D. dissertation) and The Age of Creativity, Beyond the Pale, and Ordinary Wonder Tales
This book is an empathetic masterpiece. Its pioneering use of photo-ethnography delivers important contributions to our understanding of rural entrepreneurship.
Derek Lidow, Professor of Practice, Princeton University, and author of Startup Leadership, Building on Bedrock, and The Entrepreneurs: The Relentless Quest for Value








