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Volume 2012 (2012): Issue 64 (Dec 2012): The empire debate: Hardt and Negri's anthropological encounter. Guest Editor: Ara Wilson

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Table of Contents

Theme Section
- Introduction
  
  Anthropology and the radical philosophy of Antonio Negri and Michael Hardt
  
  By: Ara Wilson
  
  Pages: 3–15
- Immaterial and industrial labor
  
  On false binaries in Hardt and Negri's trilogy
  
  By: Sylvia Yanagisako
  
  Pages: 16–23
- Powers of sovereignty
  
  State, people, wealth, life
  
  By: Aihwa Ong
  
  Pages: 24–35
- Empire's salvage heart
  
  Why diversity matters in the global political economy
  
  By: Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing
  
  Pages: 36–50
- Seeking what?
  
  Subversion, situation, and transvaluation
  
  By: John Kelly
  
  Pages: 51–60
- Response
  
  Reveal the apparatus
  
  By: Michael Hardt
  
  Pages: 61–65
Articles
- Local narrative and outsider imagination in a Chinese landscape
  
  Materiality, sense, and agenda
  
  By: Patrick Lucas
  
  Pages: 69–83
- "Who wants to marry a farmer?"
  
  Neoliberal industrialization and the politics of land and work in rural West Bengal
  
  By: Sarasij Majumder
  
  Pages: 84–98
- "We have to transform ourselves first"
  
  The ethics of liberal developmentalism and multicultural governance in South Korea
  
  By: Euyryung Jun
  
  Pages: 99–112
Forum
- Anthropology after the crisis
  
  By: James G. Carrier
  
  Pages: 115–128
Review Articles
- Conceptualizing vigilantism
  
  By: Graham Candy
  
  Pages: 129–132
- Socialist modern global
  
  By: Stefan Guga
  
  Pages: 133–137

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