History and Anthropology

Introduction: Anthropology, Collecting and Colonial Governmentalities
pp. 137-149(13)
Authors: Bennett, Tony; Dibley, Ben; Harrison, Rodney

Liberal Government and the Practical History of Anthropology
pp. 150-170(21)
Author: Bennett, Tony

Photographic Uncertainties: Between Evidence and Reassurance
pp. 171-188(18)
Author: Edwards, Elizabeth

Rivet's Mission in Colonial Indochina (1931–1932) or the Failure to Create an Ethnographic Museum
pp. 189-207(19)
Author: Dias, Nélia

From “Dead Things” to Immutable, Combinable Mobiles: H.D. Skinner, the Otago Museum and University and the Governance of Maori Populations
pp. 208-226(19)
Author: Cameron, Fiona Ruth

Observing, Collecting and Governing “Ourselves” and “Others”: Mass-Observation's Fieldwork Agencements
pp. 227-245(19)
Author: Harrison, Rodney

“Rooted in Demographic Reality”: The Contribution of New World Censuses to Indigenous Survival
pp. 246-262(17)
Author: Rowse, Tim

Assembling an Anthropological Actor: Anthropological Assemblage and Colonial Government in Papua
pp. 263-279(17)
Author: Dibley, Ben

“Empirical Anthropologists Advocating Cultural Adjustments”: The Anthropological Governance of Āpirana Ngata and the Native Affairs Department
pp. 280-295(16)
Author: McCarthy, Conal

The Tywerrenge as an Artefact of Rule: The (Post) Colonial Life of a Secret/Sacred Aboriginal Object
pp. 296-311(16)
Author: Batty, Philip