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PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review

Volume 21. Issue 2. November 1998

Contents:

From The Editors

1. Statemaking at the Fringes of Development
   
   1. Bill Maurer
      Sally Engle Merry

Articles

1. Work, Identity, and Statemaking in the Forests of Southern West Bengal
   
   1. K. Sivaramakrishnan
2. Village Groups and Weekly MarketsDefining a New Social Movement
   
   1. Donna Perry
3. Inscribing the State at the "Edge of Beyond." Danger and Development in Northwestern Zimbabwe
   
   1. Eric Worby
4. Water-Witching Modernist Epistemologies and Dowsing Rationality Exporting Models of Non-Rationality Through Colonial and Development Discourses
   
   1. Udo Krautwurst
5. Proposition 187, Public Education and the National Imagination
   
   1. William New
      Loucas Petronicolos

Methodology

1. Methodological Demands of Qualitative Research under Regimes of State-Sponsored Terrorism: Researching Justice in Guatemala
   
   1. Frank M. Afflitto
2. Differentiation, Radicalization, and the Emergence of the Zapatista Rebellion in Chiapas
   
   1. George A. Collier

Book Review Essays

1. A Moment's NoticeTime Politics across Cultures
   
   1. Susan Coutin
2. Seeing Like a StateHow Certain Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed
   
   1. Harry G. West
3. Indigenous Legal Issues; In the Wake of Terra Nullius
   
   1. Howard J. De Nike