Henry J Rutz
Biographic Data
| ID | 79090 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Henry J Rutz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Henry J |
| FAMILY NAME | Rutz |
| SIGNATURE | RUTZ H J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hamilton College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Rise and Demise of Imam-hatip Schools: Discourses of Islamic Belonging and Denial in the Construction of Turkish Civic Culture
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Lévi‐Strauss, Marx and After? A Reappraisal of Structuralist and Marxist Tools for Analyzing Social Logics . Maurice Godelier
American Ethnological Society
American Ethnological Society
American Ethnological Society
Capitalizing on Culture: Moral Ironies in Urban Fiji
To an historian or anthropologist familiar with land problems in Fiji, nothing would have been less predictable than the urban discontents over land rights since independence, for these disturbances, in an ethnically plural society whose colonial history is marked by hostility between Indians and Fijians, were among the Fijians themselves. During the whole of the colonial period, from cession of the islands to Britain in 1874 to independence in 1…
Barter and Cash Sale on Lake Titicaca: A Test of Competing Approaches [and Comments and Replies]
A review of recent work in economic anthropology finds three competing approaches: decision theory, culturalism, and neo-Marxism. These approaches are tested with data on four dimensions of the cash sale and barter of fish on Lake Titicaca, Peru. The first is somewhat more successful, although the others also explain some data. Comparisons are drawn with barter and cash sale elsewhere in the Andes
General and Theoretical: Relations of Production: Marxist Approaches to Economic Anthropology. David Seddon
General and Theoretical: Friends, Followers, and Factions: A Reader in Political Clientelism. Steffen W. Schmidt et al
Ethnology: Leadership in Fiji. R. R. Nayacakalou
Fijian Land Tenure and Agricultural Growth1
Ceremonial Exchange and Economic Development in Village Fiji
Economic Man . Harold K. Schneider
Individual Decisions and Functional Systems: Economic Rationality and Environmental Adaptation
Ecological anthropology and substantive economic anthropology have developed along parallel fines during the past decade. They have both dealt with structured interrelationships between aggregate patterns of behavior on an institutional or subsystem level of analysis. Despite important differences, such as the relative emphasis on normative or behavioral data, they share a basic concern with functional explanations of these broad patterns in term…
Uncertainty and the Outcome of a Development Situation
Dans plusieurs sociétés industrielles, les décisions concernant linvestissement rurale se prennent dans un contexte dune planification rationnelle a niveau central et dune prise de décision au niveau local. Lorsque le changement provoqué sexprime dans un projet de développement économique sur un territoire donné conçu par rapport à des résultats anticipés précis en courte période, il est utile de concevoir le processus de développement économique…
Development and Change: Tradition and Economic Progress in Samoa: A Case Study of the Role of Traditional Social Institutions in Economic Development. David Pitt
The Origins of Codetermination
Capitalizing on Culture: Moral Ironies in Urban Fiji
To an historian or anthropologist familiar with land problems in Fiji, nothing would have been less predictable than the urban discontents over land rights since independence, for these disturbances, in an ethnically plural society whose colonial history is marked by hostility between Indians and Fijians, were among the Fijians themselves. During the whole of the colonial period, from cession of the islands to Britain in 1874 to independence in 1…
Barter and Cash Sale on Lake Titicaca: A Test of Competing Approaches [and Comments and Replies]
A review of recent work in economic anthropology finds three competing approaches: decision theory, culturalism, and neo-Marxism. These approaches are tested with data on four dimensions of the cash sale and barter of fish on Lake Titicaca, Peru. The first is somewhat more successful, although the others also explain some data. Comparisons are drawn with barter and cash sale elsewhere in the Andes
Individual Decisions and Functional Systems: Economic Rationality and Environmental Adaptation
Ecological anthropology and substantive economic anthropology have developed along parallel fines during the past decade. They have both dealt with structured interrelationships between aggregate patterns of behavior on an institutional or subsystem level of analysis. Despite important differences, such as the relative emphasis on normative or behavioral data, they share a basic concern with functional explanations of these broad patterns in term…
The Rise and Demise of Imam-hatip Schools: Discourses of Islamic Belonging and Denial in the Construction of Turkish Civic Culture
Uncertainty and the Outcome of a Development Situation
Dans plusieurs sociétés industrielles, les décisions concernant linvestissement rurale se prennent dans un contexte dune planification rationnelle a niveau central et dune prise de décision au niveau local. Lorsque le changement provoqué sexprime dans un projet de développement économique sur un territoire donné conçu par rapport à des résultats anticipés précis en courte période, il est utile de concevoir le processus de développement économique…
Ceremonial Exchange and Economic Development in Village Fiji
General and Theoretical: Relations of Production: Marxist Approaches to Economic Anthropology. David Seddon
The Origins of Codetermination
Development and Change: Tradition and Economic Progress in Samoa: A Case Study of the Role of Traditional Social Institutions in Economic Development. David Pitt
Uncertainty and the Outcome of a Development Situation
Dans plusieurs sociétés industrielles, les décisions concernant linvestissement rurale se prennent dans un contexte dune planification rationnelle a niveau central et dune prise de décision au niveau local. Lorsque le changement provoqué sexprime dans un projet de développement économique sur un territoire donné conçu par rapport à des résultats anticipés précis en courte période, il est utile de concevoir le processus de développement économique…
Economic Man . Harold K. Schneider
Individual Decisions and Functional Systems: Economic Rationality and Environmental Adaptation
Ecological anthropology and substantive economic anthropology have developed along parallel fines during the past decade. They have both dealt with structured interrelationships between aggregate patterns of behavior on an institutional or subsystem level of analysis. Despite important differences, such as the relative emphasis on normative or behavioral data, they share a basic concern with functional explanations of these broad patterns in term…
Fijian Land Tenure and Agricultural Growth1
Ceremonial Exchange and Economic Development in Village Fiji
General and Theoretical: Friends, Followers, and Factions: A Reader in Political Clientelism. Steffen W. Schmidt et al
Ethnology: Leadership in Fiji. R. R. Nayacakalou
General and Theoretical: Relations of Production: Marxist Approaches to Economic Anthropology. David Seddon
Barter and Cash Sale on Lake Titicaca: A Test of Competing Approaches [and Comments and Replies]
A review of recent work in economic anthropology finds three competing approaches: decision theory, culturalism, and neo-Marxism. These approaches are tested with data on four dimensions of the cash sale and barter of fish on Lake Titicaca, Peru. The first is somewhat more successful, although the others also explain some data. Comparisons are drawn with barter and cash sale elsewhere in the Andes
Capitalizing on Culture: Moral Ironies in Urban Fiji
To an historian or anthropologist familiar with land problems in Fiji, nothing would have been less predictable than the urban discontents over land rights since independence, for these disturbances, in an ethnically plural society whose colonial history is marked by hostility between Indians and Fijians, were among the Fijians themselves. During the whole of the colonial period, from cession of the islands to Britain in 1874 to independence in 1…
American Ethnological Society
American Ethnological Society
American Ethnological Society
Lévi‐Strauss, Marx and After? A Reappraisal of Structuralist and Marxist Tools for Analyzing Social Logics . Maurice Godelier
T
The Rise and Demise of Imam-hatip Schools: Discourses of Islamic Belonging and Denial in the Construction of Turkish Civic Culture
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