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Stevan Harrell (PhD 1974, Stanford)

Research Interests:
Demography, family, ecology, education, ethnicity, material culture; China and Taiwan

"Right now I am interested in the politics of translation between Chinese- and English- language anthropology, in collaborative research and collaborative field narratives, in a holistic study of the environment and society around Yangjuan Primary School in Southwest China, and in the reconstruction of fertility in historical populations from genealogical records. I am also actively working to build and exhibit the Burke Museum's Asian collections."

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Selected Publications:

In Press (2008)

(with Zhou Yingying and Han Hua) From Labor to Capital: Intravillage Inequality in Rural China, 1988-2006. China Quarterly.

In Press (2008)

"Reading Threads: Dress, Identity, and Ethnicity in Southwest China." In Thomas Klobe, et al., eds, Writing With Thread: Southwest Chinese Textiles from the Evergrand Collection. Honolulu:University of Hawai'i Press.

In Press (2008)

(with Bamo Qubumo) The Nuosu Yi of Liangshan, China, in The Berg International Encyclopedia of Dress and Fashion.

In Press (2008)

"A Family Tradition that Portrays Families in Paintings Without Painting any Family Pictures: The Nianhua of Mianzhu, Sichuan," in Jerome Silbergeld and Dora C.Y. Ching, eds., The Family Model in Chinese Art and Culture. Princeton: Princeton University Press.

In Press (2008)

"Orthodoxy, Resistance, and the Family in Chinese Art," in Jerome Silbergeld and Dora C.Y. Ching, eds., The Family Model in Chinese Art and Culture. Princeton: Princeton University Press.

2007

(with Christine J. Trac, Thomas M. Hinckley, and Amanda C. Henck) Reforestation Programs in Southwest China: Reported Success, Observed Failure, and the Reasons Why. Journal of Mountain Science 4, 4: 275-92.

2007

"L'etat, C'est Nous: The Predicament of Minority Cadres in the PRC" in Diana Lary, ed., The Chinese State at the Borders: Essays in Honor of Alexander Woodside. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press.

2007

Fieldwork Connections: A Story of International Research. With Bamo Ayi and Ma Erzi. University of Washington Press


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