John Dunham Kelly
John Dunham Kelly
John D. Kelly does research in Fiji and in India, on topics including ritual in history, knowledge and power, semiotic and military technologies, colonialism and capitalism, decolonization and diasporas. His most recent book, Represented Communities: Fiji and World Decolonization, co-written with Martha Kaplan, concerns the constituting of nation-states out of empires. He is currently working on two other books. Laws Like Bullets, also co-authored with Martha Kaplan, concerns colonial lawgiving. Technography: Sciences in the History of Cultures, raises questions for anthropology of knowledge with a focus on the grammarians of ancient India and the engineering of Sanskrit. -Faculty profile
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Anthropology and global counterinsurgency
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The American Game
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Represented communities
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Represented Communities
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A Politics of Virtue
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A politics of virtue
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Reconsidering American Power
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Practice of Anthropology
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Corporate social responsibility?
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Science in the History of Cultures
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The American game
no cover - TAThe American gameJohn Dunham Kelly
The American game
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Anthropology and global counterinsurgency
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The American Game
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Represented communities
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Represented Communities
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A Politics of Virtue
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A politics of virtue
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Reconsidering American Power
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Practice of Anthropology
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Corporate social responsibility?
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Science in the History of Cultures
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The American game
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The American game