Bruce Kapferer is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Bergen. He has held academic positions in Zambia, Manchester, Adelaide, London, and Queensland and carried out extensive fieldwork in Zambia, Sri Lanka, India, Australia, and South Africa.

• Chapter 1. The World Trade Center and Global Crisis: Some Critical PerspectivesBruce KapfererChapter 2. An Empire of a Certain KindMarshall SahlinsChapter 3. September 11th and AfterKeith HartChapter 4. From Nine-Eleven to Seven-Eleven: The Poverty of InterpretationJonathan FriedmanChapter 5. Ground Zero Point One: On the Cinematics of HistoryAllen FeldmanChapter 6. Humanitarianism, Terror and the Transnational BorderMichael HumphreyChapter 7. Arab Americans and the Criminalization of DissentIbrahim AoudeChapter 8. "My Son is a Fanatic" or How to Have Things Both Ways in a Heritage DebateMichael RowlandsChapter 9. Just Wars, Civilisation and Empire in Postmodernity: Perspectives from South of the Rio GrandeJohn GledhillChapter 10. September 11 and October 7: From Human Tragedy to Power PoliticsLeif MangerChapter 11. The New Leviathan and the Crisis of Criticism in the Social SciencesBruce KapfererNotes on Contributors

Bruce Kapferer is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Bergen. He has held academic positions in Zambia, Manchester, Adelaide, London, and Queensland and carried out extensive fieldwork in Zambia, Sri Lanka, India, Australia, and South Africa.

• Chapter 1. The World Trade Center and Global Crisis: Some Critical PerspectivesBruce KapfererChapter 2. An Empire of a Certain KindMarshall SahlinsChapter 3. September 11th and AfterKeith HartChapter 4. From Nine-Eleven to Seven-Eleven: The Poverty of InterpretationJonathan FriedmanChapter 5. Ground Zero Point One: On the Cinematics of HistoryAllen FeldmanChapter 6. Humanitarianism, Terror and the Transnational BorderMichael HumphreyChapter 7. Arab Americans and the Criminalization of DissentIbrahim AoudeChapter 8. "My Son is a Fanatic" or How to Have Things Both Ways in a Heritage DebateMichael RowlandsChapter 9. Just Wars, Civilisation and Empire in Postmodernity: Perspectives from South of the Rio GrandeJohn GledhillChapter 10. September 11 and October 7: From Human Tragedy to Power PoliticsLeif MangerChapter 11. The New Leviathan and the Crisis of Criticism in the Social SciencesBruce KapfererNotes on Contributors

Bruce Kapferer is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Bergen. He has held academic positions in Zambia, Manchester, Adelaide, London, and Queensland and carried out extensive fieldwork in Zambia, Sri Lanka, India, Australia, and South Africa.

• Chapter 1. The World Trade Center and Global Crisis: Some Critical PerspectivesBruce KapfererChapter 2. An Empire of a Certain KindMarshall SahlinsChapter 3. September 11th and AfterKeith HartChapter 4. From Nine-Eleven to Seven-Eleven: The Poverty of InterpretationJonathan FriedmanChapter 5. Ground Zero Point One: On the Cinematics of HistoryAllen FeldmanChapter 6. Humanitarianism, Terror and the Transnational BorderMichael HumphreyChapter 7. Arab Americans and the Criminalization of DissentIbrahim AoudeChapter 8. "My Son is a Fanatic" or How to Have Things Both Ways in a Heritage DebateMichael RowlandsChapter 9. Just Wars, Civilisation and Empire in Postmodernity: Perspectives from South of the Rio GrandeJohn GledhillChapter 10. September 11 and October 7: From Human Tragedy to Power PoliticsLeif MangerChapter 11. The New Leviathan and the Crisis of Criticism in the Social SciencesBruce KapfererNotes on Contributors