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Part 1: The complexity concept Socialising complexity (Stephanie Wynne-Jones and Sheila Kohring) Evolution, complexity and the state (Robert Chapman) Part 2: The organisation of society Notes on a new paradigm (Carole Crumley) Social complexity is not the same as hierarchy (Stella Souvatzi) The rules of the game. Decentralised complexity and power structures (Kristian Kristiansen) The state they were in: community, continuity and change in the north-central Andes, 1000-1608AD (Kevin Lane) Part 3: Complexity through practice Technology, production and consumption: the materialisation of complex social relationships (Sheila Kohring, Carlos P. Odriozola and Victor M. Hurtado) Settings and symbols: assessing complexity in two pre-Hispanic polities (Elizabeth DeMarrais) Part 4: Complexity and landscape Multiple landscapes and layered meanings: scale, interaction and process in the development of a Swahili town (Stephanie Wynne-Jones) Social landscapes and community identity: the social organisation of space in the north-central Andes (Alexander Herrera) Taking the Bight out of complexity: elaborating interior landscapes within south-central California (David Robinson) Part 5: Encountering complexity Creating Complexity: the example of the Muisca of Colombia (Monica Giedelmann-Reyes) The decentralised state: nomads, complexity and sociotechnical systems in Inner Asia (David Sneath)
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