Domination and Resistance

A question of complexity, Michael Rowlands; discourse and power - the genre of the Cambridge inaugural lecture, Christopher Tilley; the limits of dominance, Daniel Miller; the roots of inequality, Barbara Bender; towards a theory of social evolution - on State systems and ideological shells, J.A.Hall; the imperial form and universal history - some reflections on relativism and generalization, John Gledhill; factional competition in complex society, Elizabeth M.Brumfiel; sensuous human activity and the State - towards an archaeology of bread and circuses, Susan Kus; Anuradhapura - ritual, power and resistance in a precolonial South Asian city, R.A.L.H.Gunawardana; monastery plan and social formation - the spatial organization of the Buddhist monastery complexes of the early and middle historical period in Sri Lanka and changing patterns of political power, Senake Bandaranayake; a Buddhist monastic complex of the medieval period in Sri Lanka, P.L.Prematilleke; the social aspects of consumption, Kristian Kristianson; Marxist perspectives on social organization in the central European Early Bronze Age, Simon Mays; orientalism and Near-Eastern archaeology, Morgens Trolle Larsen; the material culture of the modern era in the ancient Orient - suggestions for future work, Philip L.Kohl; culture, identity and world process, Jonathan Friedman; the archaeology of colonialism and constituting the African peasantry, Michael Rowlands; resistance to Western domination - the case of Andean cultures, Pedro Portugal; the development of an urban working-class culture on the Rhodesian copperbelt, Owen B.Sichone; class formation in precolonial Nigeria - the case of eastern and western Nigeria and the middle belt, Gloria Thomas-Emeagwali; violence and consent in a peasant society, B.K.Jahangir.