Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• Acknowledgements
• GEORGE DALTON, Introduction
• I. GENERAL VIEWS
• 1. MANNING NASH, The Organization of Economic Life
• 2. DARYLL FORDE AND MARY DOUGLAS, Primitive Economics
• 3. NEIL J SMELSER, Toward a Theory of Modernisation
• II. AFRICA
• 4. PAUL BOHANNAN, Africa's Land
• 5. GEORGE DALTON, Traditional Production in Primitive African Economies
• 6. JACQUES MAQUET, The Problem of Tutsi Domination
• 7. JHM BEATTIE, Bunyoro: An African Feudality?
• 8. MARY DOUGLAS, Raffia Cloth Distribution in the Lele Economy
• 9. PAUL BOHANNAN, The Impact of Money on an African Subsistence Economy
• 10. I SCHAPERA, Economic Changes in South African Native Life
• 11. GEORGE DALTON, The Development of Subsistence and Peasant Economies in Africa
• III. OCEANIA
• 12. B. MALINOWSKI, Kula: The Circulating Exchange of Valuables in the Archipelagoes of Eastern New Guinea
• 13. B. MALINOWSKI, Tribal Economics in the Trobriands
• 14. RICHARD C THURNWALD, Pigs and Currency in Buin
• 15 W E ARMSTRONG, Rossel Island Money: A Unique Monetary System
• 16 GEORGE DALTON, Primitive Money
• IV. ASIA
• 17. PAULINE MAHAR KOLENDA, Toward a Model of the Hindu Jajmani System
• 18. MARTIN C YANG, The Family as a Primary Economic Group (China)
• 19. MATSUYO TAKIZAWA, The Disintegration of the Old Family System (feudal Japan)
• 20. CLIFFORD GEERTZ, Social Change and Economic Modernisation in Two Indonesian Towns: A Case in Point
• V. EUROPE
• 21. M I FINLAY, Wealth and Labor (Archaic Greece)
• 22. HENRI PIRENNE, Aspects of Medieval European Economy
• 23. MAX WEBER, The Meaning and Presuppositions of Modern Capitalism
• 24. MAX WEBER: The Evolution of the Capitalistic Spirit
• 25. OSCAR E HANDLIN, Peasant Origins
• VI. AMERICA
• 26. PHILIP DRUCKER, the Potlatch
• 27. ANDREW P VAYDA, Pomo Trade Feasts
• 28. ERIC R WOLF, Types of Latin American Peasantry
• 29. MANNING NASH, The Social Context of Economic Choice in a Small Society
• Bibliographical Essay
• Bibliography
• Index