Introduction: Culture, Counterinsurgency, Conscience
: : John D. Kelly, Beatrice Jauregui, Sean T. Mitchell, and Jeremy Walton
SECTION 1
Categories of Conflict and Coercion: The Blue in Green and the Other
: : Beatrice Jauregui
1 Bluing Green in the Maldives: Countering Citizen Insurgency by "Civil"-izing National Security
: : Beatrice Jauregui
2 Phantom Power: Notes on Provisionality in Haiti
: : Greg Beckett
3 The Categorization of People as Targets of Violence: A Perspective on the Colombian Armed Conflict
: : Paola Castaño
4 Seeing Red: Mao Fetishism, Pax Americana, and the Moral Economy of War
: : John D. Kelly
SECTION 2
Ethnographic Experiences of American Power in the Age of the War on Terror
: : Jeremy Walton and Sean T. Mitchell
5 Paranoid Styles of Nationalism aft er the Cold War: Notes from an Invasion of the Amazon
: : Sean T. Mitchell
6 Hungry Wolves, Inclement Storms: Commodifi ed Fantasies of American Imperial Power in Contemporary Turkey
: : Jeremy Walton
7 Rwandan Rebels and U.S. Federal Prosecutors: American Power, Violence, and the Pursuit of Justice in the Age of the War on Terror
: : Elizabeth Garland
8 Weapons, Passports, and News: Palestinian Perceptions of U.S. Power as a Mediator of War
: : Amahl Bishara
9 The Cold War Present: The Logic of Defense Time
: : Mihir Pandya
SECTION 3
Counterinsurgency, Past and Present: Precedents to the Manual
: : Jeremy Walton and Beatrice Jauregui
10 The Uses of Anthropology in the Insurgent Age
: : Dustin M. Wax
11 Small Wars and Counterinsurgency
: : James L. Hevia
12 Repetition Compulsion? Counterinsurgency Bravado in Iraq and Vietnam
: : Kurt Jacobsen
13 Counterinsurgency, The Spook, and Blowback
: : Joseph Masco
SECTION 4
The U.S. Military and U.S. Anthropology
: : Sean T. Mitchell and John D. Kelly
14 An Anthropologist among the Soldiers: Notes from the Field
: : Marcus B. Griffin
15 Indirect Rule and Embedded Anthropology: Practical, Theoretical, and Ethical Concerns
: : Roberto J. González
16 Soft Power, Hard Power, and the Anthropological "Leveraging" of Cultural "Assets": Distilling the Politics and Ethics of Anthropological Counterinsurgency
: : David H. Price
17 Yes, Both, Absolutely: A Personal and Professional Commentary on Anthropological Engagement with Military and Intelligence Organizations
: : Kerry Fosher
SECTION 5
Constructions and Destructions of Conscience
: : John D. Kelly
18 The Cultural Turn in the War on Terror
: : Hugh Gusterson
19 Cultural Sensitivity in a Military Occupation: The U.S. Military in Iraq
: : Rochelle Davis, with Dahlia El Zein and Dena Takruri
20 The "Bad" Kill: A Short Case Study in American Counterinsurgency
: : Jeffrey Bennett
21 The Destruction of Conscience and the Winter Soldier
: : Kevin Caffrey
22 No Better Friend, No Worse Enemy: History, Memory, and the Conscience of a Marine
: : Christopher T. Nelson
Reference List
List of Contributors
Index