Inequality in New Guinea Highlands Societies

1. Social hierarchies among the Baruya of New Guinea Maurice Godelier 2. Two waves of African models in the New Guinea Highlands Andrew Strathern 3. Production and inequality: perspectives from central New Guinea Nicholas Modjeska 4. The Ipomoean revolution revisited: society and the sweet potato in the upper Wahgi valley Jack Golson 5. Tribesmen or peasants? Andrew Strathern

Development economics · Economics · Ethnology · Geography · Inequality · New guinea · Political science · Socioeconomics · Sociology · Island Studies and Pacific Affairs · Mathematics

• Inequality as temporal process

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• Patterns of exchange and the social production of pigs in highland new guinea

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• Pigs in rites, rights in pigs

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• Fratricide and inequality

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• Kinship and Commoditization

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• Diet among the Huli in Papua New Guinea highlands when they were influenced by the extended rainy period

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• International capital, indigenous accumulation and the state in Papua New Guinea

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• Epilogue

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• Images of denigration

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• Thick Beyond Description Ethnography and Culture as Trope

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• Maternal Nurturing Substance and Paternal Spirit

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• Gender and Social Change

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• Introduction

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• Anarchy and Culture

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• Markets, social embeddedness and precapitalist societies

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• Comment on ‘anatomy of a hanging’

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• After the 'Raskol' Feast

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• Globalization and the Future of Culture Areas

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• Sociopolitical Meaning of Faunal Remains from Baker Village

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• Agriculture and Sociopolitical Organization in New Guinea Highlands Prehistory

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• Marriage Exchanges

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• The mediation of emotions

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• For a Mindful Anthropology

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• Intensification and Social Complexity in the Interior Lowlands of Papua New Guinea

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• Essential woman

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• Years and More in Tropical Australia

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