Carol J. Greenhouse Books

A moment's notice

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Focusing on the problem of time - the paradox of time's apparent universality and cultural relativity - Carol J. Greenhouse develops an original ethnographic account of our present moment, the much...

Democracy and Ethnography

By Roshanak Kheshti, Carol J. Greenhouse

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Landscapes of Law

By Christina L. Davis, Carol J. Greenhouse

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Landscapes of Law

By Christina L. Davis, Carol J. Greenhouse

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Life Terms

By Carol J. Greenhouse

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Life Terms

By Carol J. Greenhouse

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Ethnographies of Neoliberalism

By Carol J. Greenhouse

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Paradox of Relevance

By Carol J. Greenhouse

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Ethnography in Unstable Places

By Kay B. Warren, Elizabeth Mertz, Carol J. Greenhouse

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Ethnography in Unstable Places

By Robert J. Gordon, Kay B. Warren, Carroll McC. Lewin, Elizabeth Mertz, Carol J. Greenhouse

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