Political and legal anthropology

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Political and legal anthropology
Basic
concepts
Status and rank Ascribed status • Achieved status • Social status • Caste • Age grade/Age set • Leveling mechanism
Leadership Big man • Patriarchy • Matriarchy • Elder • Pantribal sodalities • Chief • Paramount chief
Polities Band society • Segmentary lineage • Tribe • Chiefdom • Petty kingdom • House society • Ethnic group • Theatre state
Law and custom Customary law • Legal culture
Case
studies
Acephelous Societies without hierarchical leaders • African Political Systems • Papuan Big man system • The Art of Not Being Governed
State Non-western state systems • Negara • Mandala • Technology, Tradition,
and the State in Africa
Legal systems Kapu
Colonialism and
resistance
Europe and the People
Without History • Cargo cult
Major
theorists
E. Adamson Hoebel • Georges Balandier • F. G. Bailey • Fredrik Barth • Jeremy Boissevain • Robert L. Carneiro • Henri J. M. Claessen • Jean Comaroff • John Comaroff • Pierre Clastres • E. E. Evans-Pritchard • Wolfgang Fikentscher • Meyer Fortes • Morton Fried • Ernest Gellner • Lesley Gill • Ulf Hannerz • Thomas Blom Hansen • Ted C. Lewellen • Edmund Leach • Ralph Linton • Elizabeth Mertz • Sidney Mintz • Sally Falk Moore • Rodney Needham • Marshall Sahlins • James C. Scott • Elman Service • Aidan Southall • Jonathan Spencer • Bjorn Thomassen • Douglas R. White • Eric Wolf
Related
articles
Circumscription theory • Legal anthropology • Left-right paradigm • State formation • Political economy in anthropology • Network Analysis and Ethnographic Problems
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