Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers Cumulative Index

Volumes 80-89

Coercive Harmony: The Political Economy of Legal Models by Laura Nader 1
Brave New Workplace: Cooperations, Control, and the New Industrial Relations by Roberto J. Gonzalez 14
Native Americans and the Monitored Retrievable Storage Plan for Nuclear Wastes: Late Capitalism, Negotiation, and Controlling Processes by C. Jay Ou 32
Science and Anti-Science at the Smithsonian Institution by Sophia Vackimes  90
Dormitories at UC Berkeley by Clarence Ting 108
"Resisting Resistance": Historicizing Contemporary Models of Agency by Robyn Kinger 137

Volume 81 (1997) The Archaeology of Russian Colonialism in the North and Tropical Pacific.  Peter R. Mills and Antoinette Martinez, editors

Russian Colonialism in the North and Tropical Pacific: An Introduction by Kent G. Lightfoot 1
Russians in Alaska, 1784: Foundations of Colonial Society at Three Saints Harbor, Kodiak Island Aron L. Crowell 10
The Origin of Colonial Glass Production in Irkutsk: Research Perspectives by Oleg V. Bychkov 42
Searching for California's First Shipyard: Remote Sensing Surveys at Fort Ross by James M. Allan 50
Subsistence, Ethnicity, and Vertebrate Exploitation at the Ross Colony by Thomas A. Wake 84
Ethnicity and Chronology at Metini, Fort Ross State Historic Park, California by Hannah Ballard 116
View from the Ridge: The Kashaya Pomo in a Russian-American Company Context by Antoinette Martinez 141
Historical Ethnography and Archaeology of Russian Fort Elisabeth State Historical Park, Waimea, Kaua'i by Peter R. Mills  157
The Age of Russian Imperialism in the North Pacific by Glenn Farris 187

Volume 82 (1997) Towards a Prehistory of the Kone Region, New Caledonia: A Reanalysis of the Pioneering Archaeological Excavations of E.W. Gifford.  Patrick V. Kirch, Marshall I. Weisler, and Eleanor Casella, editors

Introduction: E.W. Gifford, New Caledonia, and Oceanic Prehistory by Patrick V. Kirch 1
A Geoarchaeological Analysis of Sediments from Sites 14 and 26 by Mahlon Leonard 18
Mollusk Exploitation and Paleoenvironmental Change in the Kone Region: A Reanalysis of the Site 13 Molusk Assemblages by Laura J. Miller 25
A Re-Examination of the Bird Bones from Archaeological Sites Excavated in 1952 on New Caledonia by David W. Steadman 38
A Formal Analysis of the Lapita Ceramic Assemblage from Site 13A by David Ultan 49
A Formal Analysis of Diagnostic Ceramics from Site 14, Podtanean by Elizabeth Manning 58
A Technological Analysis of the Ceramics from Site 14, Podtanean by Mary Reiten 69
Stylistic Variation in Pottery from Site 26, Oundjo by Timoty Plowman 81
A Case Study in Ceramic Technology: Site 26: Oundjo by Eleanor C. Casella 100
Re-Evaluating the Flaked Stone Artifacts from Lapita Sites 13 and 13A by Anthony Marais 109
An Analysis of Lithic Artifacts from Site 26, Podtanean by David T. Price 120
An Analysis of Shell Net Sinkers from Kone Sites by David Rapp 128
Concluding Remarks on Kone Region Prehistory by Patrick V. Kirch 137
Appendixes 150

Volume 83 (1998)

Cities in Turmoil and Transition: The Continuity of Trier and Regensburg between the Late Roman Empire and the Early Middle Ages by Milena Benes 5
The California Archaeological Survey of 1948-1949: An Institutional History of its Founding by Paul H. Fagette, Jr. 22
Jose Gregoria Hernandez: A Chameleonic Presence in the Eye of the Medical Hurricane by Francisco Ferrandiz 37
Gendered Narratives: Batswana Women's Perspectives on Marriage, Law and Property by Anne Griffiths 57
Prayers for Women, Dominoes for Men: Gender and Power in San Francisco de Macanae, Venezuela by Patricia C. Marquez 73
Postmodernism and Anthropology: Conflict or Cooperation? by Michael Oldani 87
A Note on Chiricahua Apache War-Path Language by Tony Webster  106

Volume 84 (2000) Racial Anthropology: Retrospective on Carleton Coon's The Origin of Races (1962).  Jonathan Marks, editor

Human Biodiversity as a Central Theme of Biological Anthropology: Then and Now by Jonathan Marks 1
The Blood Group “Fad” in Post-War Racial Anthropology by Rachel Silverman 11
Reconciling Race and Human Adaptability: Carleton Coon and the Persistence of Race in Scientific Discourse
by Alan Goodman and Evelynn Hammonds 28
The Dangers in Editing Human History to Fit Methodological Constraints in the Present by Robert Eckhardt 45
On the Pattern and Origin of Human Biological Diversity by Kenneth Korey 59

Volume 85 (2001) Past Ritual and the Everyday.  Christine A. Hastorf, editor
Studying Ritual in the Past by Christine A. Hastorf 1
Ritual, Change, and the Pre-Pottery Neolithic Figurines of the Central-Southern Levant by Kathy Twiss 16
“Fractious Statelets” and “Galactic Polities”:  Ideology, Ritual Practices and the Rise and Fall of Classic Maya States by Jeanne Lopiparo 49
Shamanism and Hegemony:  A Gramscian Approach to the Chavin Staff God by Sharon Small 68
Power, Ideology and Ritual:  The Practice of Agriculture in the Inca Empire by Miriam Doutriaux 91
Ceremonial Households and Domestic Temples:  “Fuzzy” Definitions in the Andean Formative by Emily Dean and David Kojan 109

Volume 86 (2001) The Paradoxes of Progress: Globalization and Postsocialist Cultures. Rachael Stryker and Jennifer Patico, editors

The Paradoxes of Progress:  Globalization and Postsocialist Cultures by Rachael Stryker and Jennifer Patico 1
Public Memory in Russia:  How Transnational is it? by Andreas Langenohl 9
From State-Directed Non-Development and Organized Gender Violence to Transition in Vojvodina and Serbia by Tatjana Djuric-Kuzmanovic 27
Local Politics, Personal Emotions:  Support for Civic Action in Slovenia by Veronica Aplenc 37
Cultural Liminality and Hybridity:  The Romanian “Transition” by Monica Popescu 47
Social Movements, Transnational Actors, and Democratization:  The Case of the Russian Environmental Movement by Laura Henry 69
Breaking the Waves:  Voodoo Magic in the Russian Cultural Ecumene by Galina Lindquist 93
From Ska Problèm to “Don Uorri”:  Transidiomatic Practices in Albania by Marco Jacquemet 113
Globalization in the Postsocialist Marketplace:  Consumer Readings of Difference and Development in Urban Russia by Jennifer Patico 127
When Local Myths Meet Global Reality:  Preparing Russia’s Abandoned Children for International Adoption by Olga Tunina and Rachael Stryker 143
A New Generation of Bulgarian Transition:  In Search of a “Brighter Future” by Maria Stoilkova 151
Swedish Space, “Western Magic,” and Baltic Ambitions:  The Making of a Business Elite in Riga, Latvia by Anja Timm 165
“Civilization” and its Insecurities:  Traveling Scientists, Global Science, and National Progress in the Novosibirsk Akademgorodok by Amy Ninetto 181

Volume 87 (2002) Controlling Processes. Laura Nader, editor

Introduction by Laura Nader 1
The House that Uranium Built: Perspectives on the Effects of Exposure on Individuals and Communities
Continuing American Patriarchies by Leah Nutting 54
The Evolution of Corporate Legal Standing in U.S. and International Law: One View of the Doctrine of "Corporate Personality" by Michael Zara 97
Tales from the "Script": An Insider/Outsider View of Pharaceutical Sales Practice by Michael J. Oldani 147
The Destruction Will Not be Televised: Media Representations of Destruction in the Persian Gulf War and Sanctions against Iraq by Kathleen Wilusz 177
The Sword and the Pen: Egyptian Musings on European Penetration, Persuasion, and Power by Shaden M. Tageldin 196
Dogmas of Inevitability: Tracking Symbolic Power in the Global Marketplace by Peter Shorett 219

Volume 88 (2002)

Reflections on Critical Work as an Academic Anthropologist by Hans Baer 1
Rethinking Emic Pottery Classification by Scott R. Hutson and Robert Markens 8
From Immigrant to Citizen through State-Run Education: The Symbolic Structure of Public Education in Argentina During the Wave of Mass Italian Immigration (1880-1920s) by Marisa L. Wilson 28
The Gwembe Valley--2001: The Local and the Global by Elizabeth Colson 50
Xongodory and Homeland: Manipulating Identity in a Multi-Ethni Region by Katherine R. Metzo 61
Western Universalism and the Suburbs of Humanity: A Commentary on 9/11 by Mondher Kilani (Susan Ervin-Tripp, trans) 77
A Description of Two Versions of Domestic Space by Three South Asian Women by Anoma Pieris 92
The "Africa-Rest of the World" Hypothesis in Evolutionary Anthropology: A Theoretical Analysis by Lansana Keita 109
Book Reviews 120

Volume 89 (2003) Behind Many Masks: Gerald Berreman and Berkeley Anthropology, 1959-2001. Katherine C. MacKinnon, editor

Preface, by Katherine C. MacKinnon 1

Section I: Anthropology of South Asia

Historical Magicalism—Manure into Milk into Money: Colonialism, Commodity Fetishism, and Leisure Capitalism in the Himalayas by Joseph S. Alter 5
Premo, Innocent at Home by Pauline Kolenda 24
Chachi’s Fate: Moral Discourse in the Rajasthani Village by Erin P. Moore 41
Vishnu and the Art of Motorcycle Driving: Toward an Anthropology of Traffic by R. Thomas Rosin 55

Section II: Social Inequality

Social Inequality in Urban Philippines by Robert Fletcher Manlove 75
Being Old in Malaysia: Issues and Challenges of Older Women by Rosiah Omar 116
Beyond the Mask of Technology: Educational Equity and the Pedagogy of Hope by Charles Underwood, Jelani Mahiri, Cecilia Toloza, and Dirce Pranzetti 132
Transnational Activities for Local Survival: A Community of Nepalese Visa-Overstayers in Japan by Keiko Yamanaka 146

Section III: Identity and Interaction

Kol Nidre in Spain by Stanley Brandes 168
Railroad Craft Seniority: The Essence of Railroad Society and Culture (and Its “State”) by Frederick C. Gamst 176
Teaching as Social Action: Ethics of Access and Relevance in Introductory Anthropology by Deborah Pruitt 205
Mixed Feelings: Spoiled Identities in the New South Africa by Nancy Scheper-Hughes 219

Section IV: “The Politics of Truth”: Ethics, Responsibility, and Activism

Go Tell it on the Mountain: Gerald Berreman and the Politics of Truth by Donna Brasset 249
Hijacking Free Speech in the CSU by Kathryn Forbes 261
Ethical Issues and Subsistence Research in Alaska by Terry L. Haynes 273
Between Many Masks: Teaching Stigmatized Students by Mark Pedelty 287
The Dark Side of Power and the Intellectual: C. Wright Mills and Gerald D. Berreman by Elvi Whittaker 304

Section V: Final Session

A Participatory Conversation with Gerald Berreman by Gerald Berreman and Mark Pedelty 325

Section VI: Personal Remembrances

A Personal Reflection by Merritt T. Cooke 342
Reflections by Troy Duster 345
Reflections by Margaret Purser 347
A Letter of Recommendation by James Sebring 351
The Berreman Humanistic Legacy: Reminiscences by Steve Talbot 355

Appendix A: Original Conference Program 361
“Behind Many Masks: Gerald Berreman and Berkeley Anthropology, 1959-2001”:  April 6, 2001

Appendix B: Volume Participants and their Affiliations 365