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PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review

Volume 20. Issue 1. May 1997

Contents:

From the Editors

1. From the Editors
   

Articles

1. Identifying and Engendering the Forms of Emergent Civil Societies: New Directions in Political Anthropology
   
   1. Rosemary J. Coombe
2. Creative Destruction and Sorcery of Construction: Power, Hope and Suspicion in Post-War Mozambique
   
   1. Harry G. West
3. Scottish Nationalism and the Civil Society Concept: Should Auld Acquaintance be Forgot?
   
   1. Jonathan S. Hearn
4. Political Concepts and the Study of Democracy: The Case of Demokaraasi in Senegal
   
   1. Frederic C. Schaffer
5. Democracy, Domestication, and Doubling in the U.S. Colonial Philippines
   
   1. Julian Go
6. Policing Religious Practice in Contemporary Coastal Kenya
   
   1. Diane Ciekawy
7. Virtual Patriliny: Image Mutability and Populist Politics in Quillacollo, Bolivia
   
   1. Robert Albro
8. State Patronage and Performers: Negotiating Nationhood, Community Identity and Cultural Value in South India
   
   1. Sarah Diamond
9. Gendered Nationalism: The Himeyuri Story and Okinawan Identity In Postwar Japan
   
   1. Linda Angst

Methodology

1. Studying Up Revisited
   
   1. Hugh Gusterson
2. Political Identities and Property Restitution in Transylvania, Romania
   
   1. Katherine Verdery

Book Reviews

1. Modes of ThoughtA Study in the Anthropology of Law and Religion.
   
   1. Susan Love Brown

Syllabi

1. Law and Culture, E475 and E675 Fall term, 1996
   
   1. Carol Greenhouse