Awards

• Runner-up for Association for Political and Legal Anthropology (APLA) Book Prize 2016
• Runner-up for Association for Political and Legal Anthropology (APLA) Book Prize 2016 (United States)
• Runner-up for Association for Political and Legal Anthropology Book Prize 2016 (United States)
• Winner of James M. Blaut Award 2017 (United States)

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Conjuring Property provides a rare insight into the social structure, class divisions and psychology of colonist communities. The awareness and empathy that can be taken from Campbell's findings are his most significant contribution, and will prove valuable to anyone seeking a greater understanding of the Amazon's complex, and often oversimplified, society. -- Catherine Morgans Latin American Bureau's Latin America Inside Out (LAIO) Blog Campbell's excellent research and writing takes on extra significance in producing a full and nuanced ethnography of a colonist settlement in the central Brazilian Amazon... An effective and dynamic portrait of this 'frontier' region. -- Evan Killick Journal of Anthropological Research A real novelty for studies on the Amazon. It helps rethink the region's identity and history by showing the agency of small and mid-range settlers with unprecedented precision and evidence... A particularly important book for historians. -- Antoine Acker H-LatAm

Conjuring Property provides a rare insight into the social structure, class divisions and psychology of colonist communities. The awareness and empathy that can be taken from Campbell's findings are his most significant contribution, and will prove valuable to anyone seeking a greater understanding of the Amazon's complex, and often oversimplified, society. -- Catherine Morgans Latin American Bureau's Latin America Inside Out (LAIO) Blog

Author Information

Jeremy M. Campbell is associate professor of anthropology at Roger Williams University.

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