Volume 49 (2005): Issue 1 (Mar 2005)

in Social Analysis

Articles
- Something Better
  
  Hegemony, Development, and Desire in Guatemalan Export Agriculture
  
  By: Edward F. Fischer and Peter Benson
  
  Pages: 3–20
- Being and Becoming in a World That Won't Stand Still
  
  The Case of Metlakatla
  
  By: Richard Daly
  
  Pages: 21–44
- Hindu Temples in the Sri Lankan Ethnic Conflict
  
  Capture and Excess
  
  By: Rohan Bastin
  
  Pages: 45–66
- Saivite Symbols, Sacrifice, and Tamil Tiger Rites
  
  By: Michael Roberts
  
  Pages: 67–93
- Human Sacrifice and the Loss of Transformative Power
  
  By: Eleanor Rimoldi
  
  Pages: 94–108
- Dead Canoes
  
  The Fate of Agency in Twentieth-Century Murik Art
  
  By: David Lipset
  
  Pages: 109–140
- 'Being in Between'
  
  Art-Science Collaborations and a Technological Culture
  
  By: James Leach
  
  Pages: 141–162
Forum: Oligarchs and Oligopolies
- Introduction
  
  Oligarchic Corporations and New State Formations
  
  By: Bruce Kapferer
  
  Pages: 163–176
- Making the Case for Kleptocratic Oligarchy
  
  (as the Dominant Form of Rule in the United States)
  
  By: Donald M. Nonini
  
  Pages: 177–189
- "We Exist to Fight"
  
  The Killing Elite and Bush II's Iraq War
  
  By: Steve Reyna
  
  Pages: 190–197
- State and Big Capital in Russia
  
  By: Jakob Rigi
  
  Pages: 198–205
- Analyzing African Formations
  
  Multi-national Corporations, Non-capitalist Relations, and 'Mothers of the Community'
  
  By: Caroline Ifeka
  
  Pages: 206–224
- "Everyone Has Done Very Well"
  
  Going Through the Motions at the News Corporation AGM
  
  By: Roland Kapferer
  
  Pages: 225–231
Notes
- Contributors
  
  Pages: 233–236

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Volume 49 (2005): Issue 1 (Mar 2005)

Table of Contents

Social Analysis

The International Journal of Anthropology