This is the fourth in the series of articles on peasants in the Biennial Review (see also 150, 137, 10). It places particular stress on publications that tend to generalize and synthesize. A main emphasis is to see peasant studies from the viewpoint of other disciplines, as well as from the perspective of the societal context in which American anthropology itself exists. Specific geographical areas are dealt with in concluding summaries
This book explores the position, role and significance of the peasantry in an era of globalization, ...
Change from a peasant driven economy to an industrial based region, peasant based value systems and ...
A New Peasant Question exposes how the invalidation of peasant knowledge over the past two hundred y...
This is the fourth in the series of articles on peasants in the Biennial Review (see also 150, 137, ...
This is the fourth in the series of articles on peasants in the Biennial Review (see also 150, 137, ...
This abstract is from the introductory portion of a longer article entitled Peasant Culture and Urb...
This abstract is from the introductory portion of a longer article entitled Peasant Culture and Urb...
By revisiting earlier debates around the definition of peasantries and new issues around farming in ...
The fate of rural societies in the past and today cannot be understood in a singular manner. Peasant...
This tentative essay tries to understand today's concerns about the decay of the peasantries and the...
The dominant view in social science has been that the modern world shows a pattern of linear develop...
In the 1960s, researchers and scholars with very different approaches to studying the peasantry met ...
This is the first world history of peasants. Peasants have been the single most important social gro...
In Chapter 4, ‘Commons and peasant studies: insights from social anthropology, human geography and a...
This lecture is about a theoretical issue that has obsessed me, on and off, for many years: how to u...
This book explores the position, role and significance of the peasantry in an era of globalization, ...
Change from a peasant driven economy to an industrial based region, peasant based value systems and ...
A New Peasant Question exposes how the invalidation of peasant knowledge over the past two hundred y...
This is the fourth in the series of articles on peasants in the Biennial Review (see also 150, 137, ...
This is the fourth in the series of articles on peasants in the Biennial Review (see also 150, 137, ...
This abstract is from the introductory portion of a longer article entitled Peasant Culture and Urb...
This abstract is from the introductory portion of a longer article entitled Peasant Culture and Urb...
By revisiting earlier debates around the definition of peasantries and new issues around farming in ...
The fate of rural societies in the past and today cannot be understood in a singular manner. Peasant...
This tentative essay tries to understand today's concerns about the decay of the peasantries and the...
The dominant view in social science has been that the modern world shows a pattern of linear develop...
In the 1960s, researchers and scholars with very different approaches to studying the peasantry met ...
This is the first world history of peasants. Peasants have been the single most important social gro...
In Chapter 4, ‘Commons and peasant studies: insights from social anthropology, human geography and a...
This lecture is about a theoretical issue that has obsessed me, on and off, for many years: how to u...
This book explores the position, role and significance of the peasantry in an era of globalization, ...
Change from a peasant driven economy to an industrial based region, peasant based value systems and ...
A New Peasant Question exposes how the invalidation of peasant knowledge over the past two hundred y...