Richard Blanton

Biographic Data

ID	3617375
NAME	Richard Blanton
GIVEN NAMES	Richard
FAMILY NAME	Blanton
SIGNATURE	BLANTON R
AFFILIATIONS	Purdue University,
VERIFIED	No
TOTAL WORKS	11
TOTAL CITATIONS	127
AUTHOR COUNT	10
EDITOR COUNT	1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR	1964
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR	2010
H-INDEX	2

Collective Action and Adaptive Socioecological Cycles in Premodern States
Open AccessRichard E Blanton, Richard BlantonARTICLECross-Cultural Research2010Cited by: 6References: 22
Resiliency theorists propose that ecological transformations result when ecosystems collapse and then are reorganized through a process they call adaptive cycles. This article investigates the degree to which the dynamic properties of adaptive cycles reflect, in part, the influence of political factors associated with collective action in state formation. The author evaluates this possibility using historical and archaeological data coded as part…
Collective Action in the Formation of Pre-Modern States
Open AccessRichard E Blanton, Richard Blanton et al.BOOKCollective Action in the…2008
Aztec Imperial Strategies
Elizabeth M Brumfiel, Richard E Blanton et al.REVIEWEthnohistory1998
Ancient Mesoamerica
William R Fowler, Will Fowler et al.REVIEWHispanic American Historical Review1994
1. The growth of Mesoamerican archaeology and ethnohistory 2. Preceramic Mesoamerica 3. The Valley of Oaxaca 4. The Valley of Mexico 5. The eastern lowlands 6. Comparisons and conclusions
Jum Clarence Nunnally (1924–1982)
Richard E Blanton, Richard Blanton et al.ARTICLEAmerican Psychologist1985
The Mesoamerican World System
Open AccessRichard E Blanton, Richard Blanton et al.ARTICLEAmerican Anthropologist1984Cited by: 120References: 32
Urban Beginnings
Open AccessRichard E Blanton, Richard BlantonARTICLEJournal of Urban History1982Cited by: 1
Archaeology
Open AccessRichard E Blanton, Richard BlantonARTICLEAmerican Anthropologist1981
The Vegetational History of the Oaxaca Valley and Zapotec Plant Knowledge
Kent V Flannery, C Earle Smith et al.BOOKPrehistory and Human Ecology of…1978
In Part I of this volume, C. Earle Smith draws on years of survey in the Oaxaca Valley and archaeological discoveries of plant remains in the region to create a portrait of the valley's original wild vegetation, previous to human settlement. In Part 2, Ellen Messer provides the results of her ethnobotanical study of the Zapotec residents of Mitla, a town in the southern highlands of the Valley of Oaxaca. Over the course of four years, she studied…
Current Research Inventory
Open AccessRichard Blanton, Susan Brown et al.ARTICLELatin American Research Review1978
As indicated in the last "Editorial Comment" (LARR 13, number 2), the LASA Executive Council and the LARR Editorial Board have agreed that this should mark the final appearance of the Current Research Inventory. Despite changes introduced in 1974, the compiling and editing of the Inventory has remained a major burden to the staff, and the intervening years have not given satisfactory evidence of its usefulness to our readers. However, the demand …
Semantic habits and cognitive style processes in the deaf
Richard Blanton, Richard L Blanton et al.ARTICLEJournal of Abnormal & Social…1964

Semantic habits and cognitive style processes in the deaf
Richard Blanton, Richard L Blanton et al.ARTICLEJournal of Abnormal & Social…1964
The Vegetational History of the Oaxaca Valley and Zapotec Plant Knowledge
Kent V Flannery, C Earle Smith et al.BOOKPrehistory and Human Ecology of…1978
In Part I of this volume, C. Earle Smith draws on years of survey in the Oaxaca Valley and archaeological discoveries of plant remains in the region to create a portrait of the valley's original wild vegetation, previous to human settlement. In Part 2, Ellen Messer provides the results of her ethnobotanical study of the Zapotec residents of Mitla, a town in the southern highlands of the Valley of Oaxaca. Over the course of four years, she studied…
Current Research Inventory
Open AccessRichard Blanton, Susan Brown et al.ARTICLELatin American Research Review1978
As indicated in the last "Editorial Comment" (LARR 13, number 2), the LASA Executive Council and the LARR Editorial Board have agreed that this should mark the final appearance of the Current Research Inventory. Despite changes introduced in 1974, the compiling and editing of the Inventory has remained a major burden to the staff, and the intervening years have not given satisfactory evidence of its usefulness to our readers. However, the demand …
Archaeology
Open AccessRichard E Blanton, Richard BlantonARTICLEAmerican Anthropologist1981
Urban Beginnings
Open AccessRichard E Blanton, Richard BlantonARTICLEJournal of Urban History1982Cited by: 1
The Mesoamerican World System
Open AccessRichard E Blanton, Richard Blanton et al.ARTICLEAmerican Anthropologist1984Cited by: 120References: 32
Jum Clarence Nunnally (1924–1982)
Richard E Blanton, Richard Blanton et al.ARTICLEAmerican Psychologist1985
Ancient Mesoamerica
William R Fowler, Will Fowler et al.REVIEWHispanic American Historical Review1994
1. The growth of Mesoamerican archaeology and ethnohistory 2. Preceramic Mesoamerica 3. The Valley of Oaxaca 4. The Valley of Mexico 5. The eastern lowlands 6. Comparisons and conclusions
Aztec Imperial Strategies
Elizabeth M Brumfiel, Richard E Blanton et al.REVIEWEthnohistory1998
Collective Action in the Formation of Pre-Modern States
Open AccessRichard E Blanton, Richard Blanton et al.BOOKCollective Action in the…2008
Collective Action and Adaptive Socioecological Cycles in Premodern States
Open AccessRichard E Blanton, Richard BlantonARTICLECross-Cultural Research2010Cited by: 6References: 22
Resiliency theorists propose that ecological transformations result when ecosystems collapse and then are reorganized through a process they call adaptive cycles. This article investigates the degree to which the dynamic properties of adaptive cycles reflect, in part, the influence of political factors associated with collective action in state formation. The author evaluates this possibility using historical and archaeological data coded as part…