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PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review

Volume 16. Issue 2. June 1993

Contents:

From The Editor

1. From The Editor
   

Articles

1. Leopold J. Pospisil and the Anthropology of Law
   
   1. Rebecca R. French
2. Cultivating Critical Distance: Oracles and the Politics of Voice
   
   1. Michael Lambek
3. When a Chief Speaks Through His Silence
   
   1. Emilienne M. Ireland
4. Subversive Kinship: The Role of Spirit Possession in Negotiating Social Place in Rural Northern Sudan
   
   1. Janice Boddy
5. Berber Origins and the Politics of Ethnicity in Colonial North African Discourse
   
   1. Joan E. Gross
      David A. McMurray
6. Unwarranted Assumptions, Restricted Analysis, and the Need for an Inclusive View of Politics
   
   1. Marc J. Swartz
7. Dueling Rulers and Strange Attractors: Some Patterns of Disorder and Killing in Aztec Society
   
   1. Jerome A. Offner
8. The Politics of Tumult in Andalusian Ritual
   
   1. Michael Dean Murphy
9. Changes in Authority: The Cape Breton Micmac, 1930-1987
   
   1. Daniel Strouthes

Book Reviews

1. Plough, Sword and Book: The Structure of Human History; Culture Through Time: Anthropological Approaches
   
   1. Paul Bohannan
2. Law as a Resource in Agrarian Struggles
   
   1. Melanie G. Wiber

Syllabus

1. Course Syllabus: Colonial And Post-Colonial Legal Systems
   
   1. Susan Phillips

Bibliography

1. Complete Bibliography
   
   1. Leopold J. Pospisil

Notes and Comments

1. Notes and Comments
   

Grants and Support

1. Grants and Support
   

Books Received List

1. Books Received List