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This volume raises questions about two inter-related aspects of historical process and academic production. It aims to contribute to ongoing debates about the degree to which the developments of the latter decades of the 20th century represent the advent of a new historical era.

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“In assembling this book, which is a substantial contribution to anthropology, the editor has brought together a very impressive group of major scholars. His Introduction develops a new and important way of conceptualizing the history of anthropological theory.”—Gerald Sider, Graduate Center, CUNY
“This book is important reading to anyone concerned with topics of state, nationality and capitalism, and for those interested in the development of anthropological discourse on these subjects and in a processual sense.” —Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology

Locating Capitalism in Time and Space

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      Publisher: Stanford University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 02/01/2002
      ISBN13: 9780804742382, 978-0804742382
      ISBN10: 0804742383

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This volume raises questions about two inter-related aspects of historical process and academic production. It aims to contribute to ongoing debates about the degree to which the developments of the latter decades of the 20th century represent the advent of a new historical era.

      Trade Review
      “In assembling this book, which is a substantial contribution to anthropology, the editor has brought together a very impressive group of major scholars. His Introduction develops a new and important way of conceptualizing the history of anthropological theory.”—Gerald Sider, Graduate Center, CUNY
      “This book is important reading to anyone concerned with topics of state, nationality and capitalism, and for those interested in the development of anthropological discourse on these subjects and in a processual sense.” —Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology

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