ECONOMIC ANALYSIS BEYOND THE LOCAL SYSTEM

• Edited by Richard E. Blanton, Peter N. Peregrine, Deborah Winslow, Thomas D. Hall
• Monographs in Economic Anthropology, No. 13 1997. New York: University Press of America.

CONTENTS

Introduction: Economic Analysis Beyond the Local System--and Back Again v

Richard E. Blanton, Deborah Winslow, Peter N. Peregrine, and Thomas D. Hall

PART I: Economic Analysis Beyond the Local System: Archaeological and Historical Perspectives

• CHAPTER 1. Main Assumptions and Variables for Economic Analysis Beyond the Local System Richard E. Blanton and Peter N. Peregrine 3
• CHAPTER 2. Macro-Scale Perspectives on Settlement and Production in Ancient Oaxaca Gary M. Feinman 13
• CHAPTER 3. The Millennium Before the "Long Sixteenth Century:" How Many World-Systems Were There? Thomas D. Hall 43
• CHAPTER 4. A Local Elite and Underdevelopment in a Peripheral Economy: Iceland in the 18th-20th Centuries E. Paul Durrenberger 71

PART II: Finding the Global in the Local:Contemporary Case Studies

• CHAPTER 5. Finding the Global in the Local Thomas D. Hall 87
• CHAPTER 6. Emerging Linkages in the World System and the Challenge to Economic Anthropology Richard R. Wilk 97
• CHAPTER 7. Fertility in Maragoli: The Global and the Local Candice Bradley 109
• CHAPTER 8. Producing Agrarian Transformation at the Indonesian Periphery Tania Murray Li 125
• CHAPTER 9. The Invisable Peasant Donald W. Attwood 147
• CHAPTER 10. Historical Perspectives on Long Term Change: Compadrazgo Choice Patterns in Rural Paraguay Christina Bolke Turner 171

PART III: Structural Adjustment Programs: Local Contexts for Global Policy

• CHAPTER 11. Anthropology and Structural Adjustment Programs Deborah Winslow 197
• CHAPTER 12. Local-Global Interactions in Ghana's Structural Adjustment Gracia Clark 209
• CHAPTER 13. Household Adaptations in a Regional Urban System: The Central Valleys of Oaxaca, Mexico Arthur D. Murphy, Mary Winter, and Earl W. Morris 235
• CHAPTER 14. Structural Adjustment, Hometowns, and Local Development in Nigeria Lillian Trager 255
• CHAPTER 15. Rural Workers and the Re-Adjustment of Egypt's Economy: Applying Regulation Theory to Anthropology James Toth 291

Contributors 317