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COVER PAGE TITLE PAGE COPYRIGHT PAGE CONTRIBUTORS EDITOR’S PREFACE FOREWORD INTRODUCTION: SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND SOCIALISM

SOCIALISM AND ‘PRIMITIVE SOCIETY’ IDENTITY AND CULTURE, CONTINUITY AND CHANGE LEGITIMACY, MORALITY, AND ‘MUDDLING THROUGH’ INTELLECTUALS, ANTHROPOLOGISTS, AND ORDINARY PEOPLE STATE AND SOCIETY IN EASTERN EUROPE—AND ELSEWHERE CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES

CHAPTER 1: PRIMITIVE COMMUNISM AND MUTUAL AID KROPOTKIN VISITS THE BUSHMEN

AUTHORITY AND SHARING AMONG THE BUSHMEN COMMUNISM, CAPITALISM, AND ‘ACCULTURATED BUSHMEN’ PRIMITIVE COMMUNISM AND THE FORAGING ETHOS THE GOLDEN AGE OF SHARING A SUMMARY OF CHARACTERIZATIONS OF BUSHMAN SOCIETY CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES

‘ORIGINAL PROPRIETORSHIP’ AND THE PRECONDITIONS OF PRE-CAPITALIST APPROPRIATION SAHLINS ON UNITY AND THE AUTONOMOUS HOUSEHOLD COLLECTIVITY AS A MODALITY OF THE INTIMATE AND THE INFORMAL: THE GUIANESE EXAMPLE THE COMMUNITY AS ‘A FORCE OF PRODUCTION’ CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES

CHAPTER 3: THE CONSTRUCT OF ‘AFRICA’ IN ‘AFRICAN SOCIALISM’

THE AFRICAN SOCIALISM OF SESSIONAL PAPER NO. 10 WHAT THE CRITICS SAID COMMUNITY, FAMILY, LAND, LABOUR DEMOCRACY AND CLASS THE MAKING OF A MYTH ‘A PHILOSOPHY OF OUR OWN’ NOTES REFERENCES

CHAPTER 4: SOCIALISM FROM ABOVE IN TANZANIA THE VIEW FROM BELOW

THE PROBLEM OF SOCIALISM IN TANZANIA THE 1960s: MAENDELEO (DEVELOPMENT) AND KUJITOLEA (SELF-HELP) THE 1970s: THE VILLAGIZATION CAMPAIGN THE 1980s: PROGRESS/NO PROGRESS? SOCIALISM FOR WHOM? GENDER AND ‘DEVELOPMENT’ CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES

THE RISE OF SUNGUSUNGU PARTY AND BUREAUCRACY FROM VILLAGERS’ RESPONSE TO NATIONAL INSTITUTION NOTES REFERENCES

‘ZANU’S IDEOLOGICAL BELIEF IS SOCIALISM’ CULTURE AS HISTORICITY ZIMBABWEAN ‘SOCIALIST’ POLICY ON CULTURE CULTURE AS LIFESTYLE VERSUS SOCIALISM AND TRADITION AS AESTHETIC GENDER EQUALITY AND ‘BAD CUSTOMS’ CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES

CHAPTER 7: ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE POLITICS OF SOCIALISM IN RURAL SRI LANKA

CULTURAL CRITICISM AND IMAGES OF EQUALITY THE POLITICS OF WELFARISM STATE AND REVOLUTION NOTES REFERENCES

CHAPTER 8: BUDDHISM AND ECONOMIC ACTION IN SOCIALIST LAOS

PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS OF LEGITIMATION CEREMONIAL REDISTRIBUTION RECIPROCITY AND SOLIDARITY CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES

CHAPTER 9: THE DOMESTICATION OF RELIGION UNDER SOVIET COMMUNISM

BACKGROUND RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS AND RITUAL SPECIALISTS THE DOMESTICATION OF RELIGION LIBERALIZATION AND REHABILITATION CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES

CHAPTER 10: SOCIALISM AND THE CHINESE PEASANT

FAMILY, MARRIAGE, AND KINSHIP THE LINEAGE THE LOCAL ELITE A CASTE-LIKE SYSTEM OF SOCIAL STRATIFICATION CONCLUSION REFERENCES

CHAPTER 11: ETHNIC RELATIONS, ECONOMIES OF SHORTAGE, AND THE TRANSITION IN EASTERN EUROPE

THE ECONOMY OF SHORTAGE BUREAUCRATIC ALLOCATION AND NATIONALIST INTELLECTUALS ETHNO-NATIONALISM AND THE TRANSITION NOTES REFERENCES

CHAPTER 12: GYPSIES, THE WORK ETHIC, AND HUNGARIAN SOCIALISM

THE CAMPAIGN TO ASSIMILATE GYPSIES IN SOCIALIST HUNGARY FROM THE TOP DOWN: THE SOCIALIST WORK ETHIC FROM THE BOTTOM UP: GYPSY INTERPRETATIONS OF LABOUR REPRODUCING GYPSIES NOTES REFERENCES

CHAPTER 13: THE END OF SOCIALISM IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA

STUDENTS ACTORS MASSES NATION, STATE, AND FREEDOM CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES

POLITICAL LEADERSHIP IN ŠU AVA THE IMPACT OF THE 1989 REVOLUTION CONCLUSIONS NOTES REFERENCES

ETHNOGRAPHIC BACKGROUND DIVISIONS OF LABOUR WOMEN’S WORKING LIVES CONCLUSIONS NOTES REFERENCES

LABOURISM AND THE NEW URBAN LEFT MODERNIZATION IN TEESSIDE THE OUTCOME OF MODERNIZATION RESTRUCTURING AND RECESSION THE COUNTY COUNCIL’S RESPONSE TO HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT CONTESTED IDEAS OF LOCAL SOCIALISM IN PRACTICE CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES