| Power, Conflict and Morality in the Postsocialist World |
| Course
held by the East / Central Europe Research Group Institute of Anthropology, University of Copenhagen Coordinator - Finn Sivert Nielsen |
| Alphabetical reading list |
| Ashwin, Sarah. 2000. Introduction: Gender, state and society in Soviet and
post-Soviet Russia. In: S. Ashwin (ed.): Gender, State and Society in
Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia. London: Routledge. p.1-26. [26 p.]
Eller, Jack David. 1999. Bosnia: Of Myths and Maps. In: From Culture to Ethnicity to Conflict: An Anthropological Perspective on International Ethnic Conflict. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. p. 243-285. [42 p.] Gal, Susan and Gail Kligman. 2000. Dilemmas of public and private. In: The Politics of Gender after Socialism: A Comparative-Historical Essay. Princeton: Princeton University Press. p.37-62 and notes: p.126-132. [31 p.] Haukanes, Haldis. 2003. Ambivalent traditions: Transforming gender symbols and food practices in the Czech Republic. Anthropology of East Europe Review, 17 (1). p.77-81. [4 p.] Hivon, Myriam. 1994. Vodka: The 'Spirit' of Exchange. Cambridge Anthropology, 17 (3). p.1-18. [18 p] Holy, Ladislav. 1998. The metaphor of 'home' in Czech nationalist discourse. In: N. Rapport & A. Dawson (eds.): Migrants of Identity. Oxford: Berg. p.111-137. [24 p.] Humphrey, Caroline. 1997. Exemplars and rules: Aspects of the discourse of moralities in Mongolia. In: S. Howell (ed.): The Ethnography of Moralities. London: Routledge. p.25-47. [21 p.] Humphrey, Caroline. 1978. Women, taboo and the suppression of attention. In: S. Ardener (ed.): Defining Females: The Nature of Women in Society. London: Croom Heine. p.89-108?. [19 p.] Kaneff, Deema & Lale Yalcin-Heckmann. 2003. Retreat to the cooperative or to the household? In: C. Hann: The Postsocialist Agrarian Question: Property Rights and The Rural Condition. Münster: LitVerlag. p.219-254. [35 p.] Koester, David. 2003. Drink, drank, drunk: A social-political grammar of Russian drinking in a colonial context. Anthropology of East Europe Review, 21 (2). p.41-47. [7 p.] Krastev, Ivan. 2002. The Balkans: Democracy without choices. Journal of Democracy, 13 (3). p.39-53. [14 p.]
Lawson, Colin & Douglas Saltmarshe. 2000. Evidence from North Albania.
Europe-Asia Studies, 52 (2). p.134-148. [14 p.] Luong, Pauline J. & Erika Winthal. 1999. The NGO paradox: Democratic goals and non-democratic outcomes in Kazakhstan. Europe-Asia Studies, 51 (7). p.1267-1284. [17 p.] Perrotta, Louis. 1998. Divergent responses to land reform and agricultural restructuring in the Russian Federation. In: S. Bridger & F. Pine (eds.): Surviving post-socialism: Local strategies and regional responses in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. London: Routledge. p.148-169 [20 p.] Pickel, A. 2002. Transformation theory: Scientific or political? Communist and Post-Communist Studies. 35. p.105-114. [8 p.] Rivkin-Fish, Michele. 2001. Personal transitions and moral change after socialism: The politics of remedies in Russian public health. Anthropology of East Europe Review, 19 (1). p.29-38. [10 p.] Shlapentokh, Vladimir. 1989. Civil Society: Semilegal and Illegal Private Activity. In: Public and Private Life of the Soviet People: Changing Values in Post-Stalin Russia. New York: Oxford University Press. p.190-202. [13 p.] Verdery, Katherine. 1999. The Political Lives of Dead Bodies: Reburial and Postsocialist Change. New York: Columbia University Press. [127 p. + notes]Verdery, Katherine. 1991. Theorizing Socialism: A Prologue to the 'Transition'. American Ethnologist, 18 (3). p.419-436. [27 p.] Vesinova-Kalivodova, Eva. 1998. The vision of Czech women: One eye open (gender roles in Czech society, politics and culture). Dialectical Anthropology, 23. p.361-374. [13 p.] |