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PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review
Volume 22. Issue 2. November 1999
Contents:
From The Editors
Susan Hirsch
Susan Coutin
Articles
De-Nationalization: Some Conceptual and Empirical Elements
Saskia Sassen
Feminist Militarism
Hugh Gusterson
Financing National Pride: The 1995 MENA Economic Summit in Amman
E. Anne Beal
Symposium
Note Regarding the Symposium
Susan Coutin
"A Very Bright Line:" Kinship and Nationality in U.S. Congressional Hearings on Immigration
Phyllis Chock
Citizenship and Clandestiny among Salvadoran Immigrants
Susan Bibler Coutin
German Cultural Policy and Neo-Liberal Zeitgeist
Mark A. Stevenson
Longing and Belonging: Issues of Homeland in Armenian Diaspora
Susan P. Pattie
The Rise and Demise of Imam-hatip Schools: Discourses of Islamic Belonging and Denial in the Construction of Turkish Civic Culture
Henry J. Rutz
Commentary
Carol J. Greenhouse
Advocating for Immigrants' Rights: An Interview with Susan Alva
Susan Bibler Coutin
Methodology
Politics and Positionality in Fieldwork with Salvadorans in Los Angeles
Beth Baker-Cristales
Culture, Class and Bodily Meaning: An Ethnographic Study of Organ Transplantation in Mexico
Megan Crowley
Indigenous Legality in the Bolivian Andes
Mark Ryan Goodale
Book Reviews
Democracy and Ethnography: Constructing Identities in Multicultural Liberal States
John Bowen
Pronouncing and Persevering: Gender and the Discourses of Disputing in an African Islamic Court
Joel Kuipers
Syllabus
Identity, Work, and Culture: General Education 496 Interdisciplinary Program
Vivian J. Rohrl
Shumalit N. Ritblatt
Jane E. Hindman
Dissertation Abstract
Toward a Feminist Theory of Liberty
Beth Kiyoko Jamieson
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