Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. PREFACE xi
5. INTRODUCTION 1
6. 1960s to 1980s
7. Chapter 1. Up the Anthropologist 12
8. Chapter 2. Barriers to Thinking New about Energy 33
9. Chapter 3. The Vertical Slice 44
10. Chapter 4. A User Theory of Law 56
11. Chapter 5. The Subordination of Women in Comparative Perspective 70
12. Chapter 6. The ADR Explosion 86
13. Chapter 7. Post-Interpretive Anthropology 109
14. Chapter 8. Orientalism, Occidentalism, and the Control of Women 129
15. 1990s to 2000s
16. Chapter 9. From Legal Process to Mind Processing 162
17. Chapter 10. Civilization and Its Negotiations 168
18. Chapter 11. Coercive Harmony 190
19. Chapter 12. The Three-Cornered Constellation 206
20. Chapter 13. The Phantom Factor 225
21. Chapter 14. Postscript on the Phantom Factor 258
22. Chapter 15. Controlling Processes 268
23. Chapter 16. Pushing the Limits 327
24. Chapter 17. In a Woman’s Looking Glass 333
25. 2000s to 2010s
26. Chapter 18. Crime as a Category 351
27. Chapter 19. Breaking the Silence 368
28. Chapter 20. Iraq and Democracy 376
29. Chapter 21. Law and the Theory of Lack 380
30. Chapter 22. Promise or Plunder? 393
31. Chapter 23. What the Rest Think of the West 414
32. Chapter 24. The Words We Use 420
33. Chapter 25. Vengeance, Barbarism, and Osama bin Laden 437
34. Chapter 26. Three Jihads 442
35. Chapter 27. The Anthropologist, the State, the Empire and the “Tribe” 447
36. Chapter 28. Whose Comparative Law? 455
37. INDEX 473