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Volume 51 (2007): Issue 1 (Mar 2007): The State and the Arts: Aestheticizing State Power. Guest Editor: Judith Kapferer

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Table of Contents

Notes
- Contributors
Introduction
- Introduction
  
  The Arts and State Power
Special Section
- The Culture Industries
  
  Symbolic Economies and Critical Practices
- The Arts, the State, and the EU
  
  Cultural Policy in the Making of Europe
- The End of Arrogance, the Advent of Persuasion
  
  Public Art in a Multicultural Society
- Hijacking Cultural Policies
  
  Art as a Healthy Virus within Social Strategies of Resistance
- Constructing a Public Sphere
  
  Materiality and Ideology
- Self and the City
  
  The Politics of Monuments
- Political Art, Cultural Policy, and Artistic Agency
- The Feeling for Gray
  
  Aesthetics, Politics, and Shifting German Regimes
General Articles
- The Relevance of Kinship to Moral Reasoning in Culture and in the Philosophy of Ethics
- Buddhism, the Asokan Persona, and the Galactic Polity
  
  Rethinking Sri Lanka's Constitutional Present
- Human Rights, Victimhood, and Impunity
  
  An Anthropology of Democracy in Argentina

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