Lilyan Amdur Brudner White Home Page

Lilyan A. White, anthropology & social science specialist at the University of California Irvine

Curriculum Vitae Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley
Amdur genealogy

Selected Publications

1999 The Invisible State: Radial Cohesion in a Decentralized Social System (Douglas White, Michael Schnegg, and Lilyan Brudner)
1997 Class, Property and Structural Endogamy: Visualizing Networked Histories (Lilyan Brudner & Douglas White). Theory and Society (eScholarship postprint) 26:161-208.
1986 Order and Its Shadow: Delinquency as Resistance and Reproduction,” International Journal of Law and Psychiatry 9:321-343.
1977 Entailment Theory and Method (Douglas White, Michael Burton, Lilyan Brudner) Beh.Sci.Res. 12:1-24
1969 The Ethnic Components of Social Transactions. Lilyan Brudner. Ph.D. Dissertation, U. C. Berkeley, Dept. of Anthropology. Deals with the village of Feistritz, Austria.

Maison Suger, Paris (click for another photo, 8888 La Jolla Scenic) [drw]

Madeleine Island WI 1985 or so - Rogers family compound

with Scott, Madeleine Island WI 1985 or so --- and La Jolla, 2001 [lbw]

Anthropology web sites

Family web sites

Lilyan and Scott, Santa Fe Institute, 1990

This page maintained by Douglas White; drwhite@uci.edu -- Updated December 16, 1999 -- Comments and suggestions welcome.

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Eternally beautiful Carinthia, Austria (Karnten) in the Carnic Alps exactly adjacent to Tarvisio, Italy and Slovenia, divided from Slovenia after World War I and the breakup of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Left: a view of the major fieldwork village, Feistritz an der Gail, seen from a balcony in the adjacent town of Notsch. Right: similar. Down right: Elizabeth and Susanah, the grandaughters of my best informant, Johann (Hansie) Jannach. Bottom: the city of Villach about l7 kilomets away, a major transit point into Eastern Europe, Slovenia, Croatia and Italy.

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