Titlebook: Anthropology and Political Economy; Theoretical and Asia John Clammer Book 1985 John Clammer 1985 anthropology.economy.political economy

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Marxism and Anthropology: Reflections and Questionshropology, whether seen as the child of the Enlightenment or of Imperialism, is undoubtedly the child of the West. For all its claims to be a ‘Science of Man’, it has historically been the study by the representatives of the Euro-American culture of Asian, African and indigenous American peoples: th

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Inequality and the Peasant Mode of Production: Theories of Production, Distribution and Ideology in the recent history of the social sciences.. It is now widely recognised that the bulk of the world’s rural population (and therefore the bulk of its total population) are ‘peasants’, and that this enormous group of humanity is by no means a passive and homogeneous rural proletariat, but has prov

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The Anthropological Analysis of Peripheral Capitalismalist societies. The second — the ‘hidden agenda’ — is to provide a critique and reformulation of what is usually termed the ‘anthropology of complex societies’. It is my belief that the anthropological study of complex societies has, for the most part, failed miserably for a variety of reasons incl

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Development Anthropology and the Study of Poverty: A Notewith development anthropology. The way the problem is seen, however, has undergone considerable changes. As a major focus of interest poverty largely dates from the works of Oscar Lewis and the subsequent ‘culture of poverty’ debate. Essentially this revolved around the legitimacy of studying povert

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Marxism and Anthropology: Reflections and Questionsd moral purposes of the discipline itself. This is not to say that the problems are yet solved by Marxist anthropology: indeed they are as yet barely defined. This brief contribution attempts modestly to advance this project by summarising what it sees as being the main issues and putting to Marxist

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China and the ‘Asiatic Mode of Production’: An Inquiryfirst factor — the revival of interest in the AMP — are various and include the desire to seek for connections between Marxism and the current underdevelopment debate, renewed interest in the attempt to bring Marxism and anthropology together by way of Marx’s studies of pre-capitalist societies, and