Publications of Stephen P. Reyna
All genres
Journal Article (50)
1.
Journal Article
17 (2), p. 261 - 261 (2017)
Debate on the nature and significance of Critique. Anthropological Theory 2.
Journal Article
16 (2-3), pp. 320 - 323 (2016)
Vision statement: anthropological theory from and for everybody. Anthropological Theory 3.
Journal Article
16 (2-3), pp. 295 - 319 (2016)
The jeweler's loupe: validation. Anthropological Theory 4.
Journal Article
51 (1), pp. 358 - 369 (2016)
Social pointillism and starry nights: making points to make connections in the Sudanese Civil War. Journal of Asian and African Studies 5.
Journal Article
15 (2), p. 127 - 127 (2015)
Editors' note to the Lempert-Lambek dialogue. Anthropological Theory 6.
Journal Article
38 (1), pp. 1 - 12 (2014)
Deadly contradictions: global warring theory and the Iraq war, 1991-2011. Dialectical Anthropology 7.
Journal Article
12 (1), pp. 3 - 4 (2012)
Introduction. Anthropological Theory 8.
Journal Article
12 (1), pp. 73 - 99 (2012)
Neo-Boasianism, a form of critical structural realism: it's better than the alternative. Anthropological Theory 9.
Journal Article
32 (4), pp. 458 - 478 (2012)
An epistemological turn: cheating the death ray of bathos by building an anthropology of hypocrisy (using Foucault). Critique of Anthropology 10.
Journal Article
53 (6), pp. S1 - S14 (2012)
Boas's dream: the emergence of neuroanthropology. Anthropology News 11.
Journal Article
19 (2), pp. 165 - 171 (2011)
Don't throw the baby out with the bathos: regimes of truth in an anthropology of hypocrisy. Transforming Anthropology 12.
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1 (3), pp. 105 - 113 (2011)
Assessing bias: the qualitative in the quantitative, Darfuri War fatalities and the morality of war. Sociology Mind 13.
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31 (8), pp. 1297 - 1320 (2010)
The disasters of war in Darfur, 1950-2004. Third World Quarterly 14.
Journal Article
17 (3), pp. 291 - 317 (2009)
Taking place: ‘new wars’ versus global wars. Social Anthropology 15.
Journal Article
55, pp. 90 - 100 (2009)
Jonathan Friedman and the "insurrection of subjugated knowledges". Focaal 16.
Journal Article
52 (2), pp. 50 - 70 (2008)
Global warring today: 'Maybe somebody needs to explain'. Social Analysis 17.
Journal Article
52, pp. 3 - 17 (2008)
The crazy curse and crude domination: toward an anthropology of oil. Focaal 18.
Journal Article
57 (1), pp. 11 - 39 (2007)
Waiting: the sorcery of modernity, transnational corporations, oil and terrorism in Chad. Sociologus 19.
Journal Article
51 (3), pp. 78 - 102 (2007)
The traveling model that wouldn’t travel, or developing dystopia: oil, empire, and patrimonialism in contemporary Chad. Social Analysis 20.
Journal Article
57 (1), pp. 11 - 39 (2007)
Waiting: the sorcery of modernity, transnational corporations, oil and terrorism in Chad. Sociologus 21.
Journal Article
51 (3), pp. 78 - 102 (2007)
The traveling model that would not travel: oil, empire, and patrimonialism in contemporary Chad. Social Analysis 22.
Journal Article
26 (4), pp. 104 - 134 (2007)
Why development really fails: oil, empire and patrimonialism in contemporary Chad. Journal of Development Alternatives and Area Studies 23.
Journal Article
2006 (48), pp. 131 - 143 (2006)
What is interpretation? A cultural neurohermeneutic account. Focaal 24.
Journal Article
45, pp. 129 - 151 (2005)
American imperialism? "The current runs swiftly". Focaal 25.
Journal Article
49 (1), pp. 190 - 197 (2005)
"We exist to fight": the killing elite and Bush II's Iraq War. Social Analysis 26.
Journal Article
46 (8), pp. 5 - 7 (2005)
A bureaucratic drop in the bucket: who is reviewing science? Anthropology News 27.
Journal Article
45 (2), pp. 201 - 202 (2004)
Comment on James P. Boggs "The culture concept as theory, in context". Current Anthropology 28.
Journal Article
53 (2), pp. 199 - 223 (2003)
Force, power, and the problem of order: an anthropological approach. Sociologus 29.
Journal Article
5 (1), pp. 57 - 72 (2002)
Unimagined states: a structural history of warfare in Chad (1968-1990). Virajes 30.
Journal Article
1 (1), pp. 9 - 29 (2001)
Theory counts: (discounting) discourse to the contrary by adopting a confrontational stance. Anthropological Theory 31.
Journal Article
1 (1), pp. 5 - 7 (2001)
Editorial: the six-field system. Anthropological Theory 32.
Journal Article
28 (3), pp. 173 - 187 (1999)
The owl in the twilight: cultural anthropologies of Clifford Geertz and Marshall Sahlins. Reviews in Anthropology 33.
Journal Article
4 (3-4), pp. 431 - 465 (1998)
Right and might: of approximate truths and moral judgements. Identities 34.
Journal Article
4 (3-4), pp. 333 - 341 (1998)
The pursuit of knowledge and regimes of truth. Identities 35.
Journal Article
9 (3), pp. 325 - 350 (1997)
Theory in anthropology in the nineties. Cultural Dynamics 36.
Journal Article
26 (3/4), pp. 331 - 367 (1997)
The dating game: "romancing" development knowledge and the national bourgeois among the desert palms Of Mauritania. Urban Anthropology and Studies of Cultural Systems and World Economic Development 37.
Journal Article
2 (2), pp. 351 - 352 (1996)
Science, pseudo-science and interpretation. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 38.
Journal Article
1 (3), pp. 628 - 631 (1995)
Science - artichoke or onion? Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 39.
Journal Article
29 (1), pp. 161 - 180 (1994)
Sometimes to be less than brilliant is brilliant: an accumulation of labour approach to the domestic mode of production. Man 40.
Journal Article
35 (1), p. 31 - 31 (1994)
Comment on Orin Starn "Rethinking the politics of anthropology: the case of the Andes". Current Anthropology 41.
Journal Article
29 (3), pp. 555 - 581 (1994)
Literary anthropology and the case against science. Man 42.
Journal Article
20 (1), pp. 43 - 53 (1991)
Some easy things are hard: three variations on a "hands off" problematic. Reviews in Anthropology 43.
Journal Article
14 (3), pp. 523 - 541 (1987)
The emergence of land concentration in the West African savanna. American Ethnologist 44.
Journal Article
54 (4), pp. 59 - 72+88 (1984)
Barma bridewealth: socialization and the reproduction of labour in a domestic African economy. Africa 45.
Journal Article
17 (2), pp. 211 - 233 (1983)
Dual class formation and agrarian underdevelopment: an analysis of the articulation of production relations in Upper Volta. Canadian Journal of African Studies 46.
Journal Article
35 (3), pp. 336 - 349 (1979)
Social evolution: a learning-theory approach. Journal of Anthropological Research 47.
Journal Article
47 (1), pp. 81 - 88 (1977)
Marriage payments, household structure, and domestic labour-supply among the Barma of Chad. Africa 48.
Journal Article
8 (2), pp. 269 - 288 (1977)
The rationality of divorce: marital instability among the Barma of Chad. Journal of Comparative Family Studies 49.
Journal Article
32 (2), pp. 182 - 198 (1976)
The extending strategy: regulation of the household dependency ratio. Journal of Anthropological Research 50.
Journal Article
14 (4), pp. 405 - 417 (1975)
Making do when the rains stop: adjustment of domestic structure to climatic variation among the Barma. Ethnology Book Chapter (21)
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Book Chapter
Free will, agency, and the cultural, reflexive brain. In: Handbook of neuroethics, pp. 323 - 342 (Eds. Clausen, J.; Levy, N.). Springer, Dordrecht (2015)
52.
Book Chapter
Afterword: friendship in a world of force and power. In: Friendship, descent and alliance in Africa: anthropological perspectives, pp. 161 - 179 (Eds.
53.
Book Chapter
"Attends!" ou la sorcellerie de la modernité: les multinationales, le pétrole et le terrorisme au Tchad. In: Sorcellerie et violence en Afrique, pp. 281 - 307 (Eds. Martinelli, B.; Bouju, J.). Karthala, Paris (2012)
54.
Book Chapter
Reyna, S. P.; Schlee, G.) (2011)
'Against ... domination': oil and war in Chechnya. In: Crude domination: an anthropology of oil, pp. 270 - 297 (Eds. Behrends, A.; 55.
Book Chapter
Constituting domination/constructing monsters: imperialism, cultural desire and Anti-Beowulfs in the Chadian Petro-state. In: Crude domination: an anthropology of oil, pp. 132 - 164 (Eds.
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Book Chapter
Heaven on earth: the rise and fall and rise and fall and rise again of the concept of progress in Anglo-American anthropology. In: Enlightenment cosmopolitanism, pp. 110 - 132 (Eds. Adams, D.; Tihanov, G.). Legenda, London (2011)
57.
Book Chapter
The crazy curse and crude domination: towards an anthropology of oil. In: Crude domination: an anthropology of oil, pp. 3 - 29 (Eds.
58.
Book Chapter
Zenker, O.; Kumoll, K.). Berghahn, New York (2010)
Hard truths: addressing a crisis in ethnography. In: Beyond writing culture: current intersections of epistemologies and representational practices, pp. 163 - 185 (Eds. 59.
Book Chapter
Global warring today: 'Maybe somebody needs to explain'. In: An anthropology of war: views from the frontline, pp. 50 - 70 (Ed. Warterston, A.). Berghahn, New York (2009)
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Book Chapter
'By these means he is able to procure what he is most in need of': predatory accumulation and state formation in Bagirmi (1846-1877). In: Land, literacy and the state in Sudanic Africa, pp. 77 - 102 (Ed. Crummey, D.). Red Sea Press, Trenton (2005)
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Book Chapter
Friedman, Jonathan Ames. In: Biographical dictionary of social and cultural anthropology, pp. 179 - 180 (Ed. Amit, V.). Routledge, London (2004)
62.
Book Chapter
Imagining monsters: a structural history of warfare in Chad (1968-1990). In: Globalization, the state, and violence, pp. 279 - 308 (Ed. Friedman, J.). AltaMira Press, Walnut Creek (2003)
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Book Chapter
A Cold War story: the barbarization of Chad (1966-1991). In: The state, identity and violence: political desintegration in the post-Cold War world, pp. 261 - 284 (Ed. Ferguson, R. B.). Routledge, London (2003)
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Book Chapter
Deadly developments and phantasmagoric representations. In: The anthropology of politics: a reader in ethnography, theory, and critique, pp. 301 - 312 (Ed. Vincent, J.). Blackwell, Oxford (2002)
65.
Book Chapter
Reyna, S. P.). Gordon and Breach, Amsterdam (1999)
The force of two logics: predatory and capital accumulation in the making of the Great Leviathan, 1415-1763. In: Deadly developments: capitalism, states and war, pp. 23 - 67 (Ed. 66.
Book Chapter
Reyna, S. P.; Downs, R.E.). Gordon and Breach, Amsterdam (1999)
Introduction: deadly developments and phantasmagoric representations. In: Deadly developments: capitalism, states and war, pp. 1 - 21 (Eds. 67.
Book Chapter
Literary anthropology. In: The dictionary of anthropology, 1. ed. Ed., pp. 294 - 295 (Ed. Barfield, T.). Blackwell, Oxford (1997)
68.
Book Chapter
Reyna, S. P.). Gordon and Breach, Philadelphia (1993)
Introduction. In: The political economy of African famine, 2. ed. Ed., pp. 1 - 20 (Eds. Downs, R. E.; Kerner, D. O.; 69.
Book Chapter
Reyna, S. P.). Gordon and Breach, Philadelphia (1993)
Cultural construction in a "Garden of Eden": the influence of ontological acquiescence in an African development project and its implications for food security. In: The political economy of African famine, 2. ed. Ed., pp. 71 - 89 (Eds. Downs, R. E.; Kerner, D. O.; 70.
Book Chapter
Reyna, S. P.). Gordon and Breach, Philadelphia (1993)
What is to be done?: a historical structural approach to warfare and famine. In: The political economy of African famine, 2. ed. Ed., pp. 339 - 371 (Eds. Downs, R. E.; Kerner, D. O.; 71.
Book Chapter
Age differential, marital instability, and venereal disease: factors affecting fertility among the Northwest Barma. In: Population and social organization, pp. 55 - 74 (Ed. Nag, M.). Mouton, The Hague; Paris (1975)
Working Paper (3)
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Working Paper
Hard truth and validation: what Zeus understood. Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Working Papers 65 (2004), 76 pp.
73.
Working Paper
Force, power, and string being? Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Working Papers 20 (2001), 31 pp.
74.
Working Paper
Bridewealth revisited: socialization and the reproduction of labor in a domestic African economy. Working Papers on Women in International Development 80 (1985), 22 pp.
Issue (3)
75.
Issue
16, (2-3) (2016)
Positioning theory: a re-launch of the journal Anthropological Theory (Special issue). Anthropological Theory 76.
Issue
12, (1) (2012), 111 pp.
Neuroanthropology (Special issue). Anthropological Theory 77.
Issue
52 (2008)
Toward an anthropology of oil and domination (Special issue). Focaal Other (2)
78.
Other
Is Trump a legitimate president?, (2017)
79.
Other
Globale Kriegsführung, Bericht/Max-Planck-Institut für ethnologische Forschung, Abteilung I: Integration und Konflikt 2007, pp. 139 - 141 (2007)
Book Review (19)
80.
Book Review
23 (1), pp. 231 - 232 (2017)
Myhre, Knut Christian (ed.). Cutting and connecting: ‘Afrinesian’ perspectives on networks, relationality, and exchange. vi, 162 pp. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 81.
Book Review
6 (2), pp. 125 - 127 (2016)
Oil wealth and insurgency in Nigeria by Omolade Adunbi. African Conflict and Peacebuilding Review 82.
Book Review
The depths of Russia: oil, power, and culture after socialism, by Douglas Rogers. Anthropological Forum, pp. 1 - 3 (2016)
83.
Book Review
109 (2), pp. 685 - 686 (2014)
Fry, Douglas P. (ed.): war, peace, and human nature. The convergence of evolutionary and cultural views. New York: Oxford University Press, 2013. 562 pp. Anthropos 84.
Book Review
36 (1), pp. 186 - 188 (2013)
Carbon democracy: political power in the age of oil. Timothy Mitchell (London and New York: Verso, 2012). PoLAR 85.
Book Review
57 (1), pp. 135 - 137 (2007)
Janet Roitman: Fiscal disobedience: an anthropology of economic regulation in Central Africa. Sociologus 86.
Book Review
62 (3), pp. 375 - 376 (2006)
I am dynamite: an alternative anthropology of power by Nigel Rapport. Journal of Anthropological Research 87.
Book Review
60 (3), pp. 441 - 442 (2004)
A history of anthropological theory: Paul A. Erickson, Liam D. Murphy. Journal of Anthropological Research 88.
Book Review
60 (2), pp. 264 - 266 (2004)
The saving lie: truth and method in the social sciences; F. G. Bailey. Journal of Anthropological Research 89.
Book Review
2 (4), pp. 489 - 497 (2002)
Empire: a dazzling performance according to a simpleton; a review of Empire by M. Hardt and A. Negri. Anthropological Theory 90.
Book Review
3 (2), pp. 406 - 407 (1997)
Arid ways: cultural understandings of insecurity in Fulbe society, Central Mali; Mirjam de Bruijn, Han van Dijk. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 91.
Book Review
25 (2), pp. 85 - 94 (1996)
Revolution and power: putting oppression center stage. Reviews in Anthropology 92.
Book Review
3 (1-2), pp. 295 - 298 (1996)
Arise ye mighty people!: gender, class and race in popular struggles. Terisa E. Turner with Bryan J. Ferguson, eds. Trenton, N. J.: Africa World Press, 1994. Identities 93.
Book Review
23 (3), pp. 189 - 203 (1994)
Unsocial analyses: habitus, hegemony, and self. Reviews in Anthropology 94.
Book Review
8 (2), pp. 245 - 247 (1994)
Hunger in history: food shortage, poverty, and deprivation; Lucile F. Newman, gen. ed. William Crossgrove, Robert W. Kates, Robley Matthews, Sara Millman, assoc. eds. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 95.
Book Review
22 (1), pp. 90 - 91 (1993)
Beyond the family: the social organization of human reproduction; A. F. Robertson. Contemporary Sociology 96.
Book Review
92 (1), pp. 222 - 223 (1990)
Enhancing agriculture in Africa: a role for U.S. development assistance. American Anthropologist 97.
Book Review
87 (1), pp. 172 - 173 (1985)
Economic anthropology: topics and theories. American Anthropologist 98.
Book Review
78 (3), pp. 654 - 655 (1976)
L'homme, le fait social et le fait politique: Georges Davy. American Anthropologist Collected Edition (6)
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Collected Edition
Crude domination: an anthropology of oil. Berghahn, New York; Oxford (2011), VI, 325 pp.
100.
Collected Edition
Deadly developments: capitalism, states and war. Gordon and Breach, Amsterdam (1999), VI, 282 pp.