Contents
Contributors
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction / Harold A. Koster and Claudia Chang
Part 1: Pastoralists and the International Wool Trade
1. Incorporation or Resistance? Pastoral Relations of Production in an Export Economy / Deborah A. Caro
2. Historical Bases of the Political Economy of Kermani Pastoralists: Tribe and World Markets in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries / Daniel Bradburd
3. Pastoralism, Material Culture, and the Market in the Southwestern United States / Klara B. Kelley
4. The Development of the Pastoral Industry in Australia During the Nineteenth Century / Bruce R. Davidson
Part 2: Pastoralists as Rural Proletarians
5. "Life Underneath the Market" : Herders and Gombeenmen in Nineteenth-Century Donegal / Eugenia Shanklin
6. The Growth of Parmesan Production in the Nineteenth Century: The View from the Land / Albert J. Ammerman
7. The Creation of Subsistence Foraging in the Colonial Era / Edwin N. Wilmsen
Part 3: Pastoralists at the Periphery of the World Market
8. Baluchi Nomads in the Market / Philip C. Salzman
9. Why Are the Yomut Not More Stratified? / William Irons
10. The Failure to Encapsulate: Resistance to the Penetration of Capitalism by the Turkana of Kenya / J. Terrence McCabe
11. Socioeconomic and Settlement in Lokop (Samburu) Blacksmithing / Roy Larick
Bibliography
Index