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Political Strategies in Pre-Columbian Mesoamerica: Contents

Political Strategies in Pre-Columbian Mesoamerica

Contents

Contents

List of Figures

List of Tables

Acknowledgments

Chapter 1    Paradoxical Politics: Negotiating the Contradictions of Political Authority

Sarah Kurnick

Chapter 2    Theories of Power and Legitimacy in Archaeological Contexts: The Emergent Regime of Power at the Formative Maya Community of Ceibal, Guatemala

Takeshi Inomata

Chapter 3    Negotiating Political Authority and Community in Terminal Formative Coastal Oaxaca

Arthur A. Joyce, Sarah B. Barber, Jeffrey Brzezinski, Carlo J. Lucido, and Víctor Salazar Chávez

Chapter 4    Conflicting Political Strategies in Late Formative to Early Classic Central Jalisco

Christopher S. Beekman

Chapter 5    Patron Deities and Politics among the Classic Maya

Joanne Baron

Chapter 6    Entangled Political Strategies: Rulership, Bureaucracy, and Intermediate Elites at Teotihuacan

Tatsuya Murakami

Chapter 7    Landscapes, Lordships, and Sovereignty in Mesoamerica

Bryce Davenport and Charles Golden

Chapter 8    Ruling “Purépecha Chichimeca” in a Tarascan World

Helen Perlstein Pollard

Chapter 9    Reflections on the Archaeopolitical: Pursuing the Universal within a Unity of Opposites

Simon Martin

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