June, 2004
CURRICULUM VITAE
Martha
Lampland
Department
of Sociology, 0533 tel:
(858) 534-5640
9500 Gilman
Drive mlampland@ucsd.edu
EMPLOYMENT
HISTORY
1995- Associate Professor
University
of California,
1988-1995 Assistant Professor
University
of California,
1987-1988 Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow
University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor
EDUCATION
1987
Doctor
of Philosophy in Anthropology
1979
M.A.
in Anthropology
1977
B.A.
summa cum laude in Anthropology
HONORS AND
AWARDS
2001 Research
Fellow, Humanities Research Institute, University of California,
2000 German
Marshall Fund Research Grant
1996 American Council of Learned
Societies Postdoctoral Fellow in Eastern European Studies
1996 Council for International
Exchange of Scholars Fulbright Lecturing Award
1996 International Research and
Exchanges Board (IREX) Individual Advanced Research Grant
1996 National Council for Soviet and
East European Research Grant
1994 Chancellor's Summer Faculty
Fellowship Award
1991 Center for German and European
Studies Grant
(University
of California, Berkeley)
1990 American Council of Learned
Societies Grant-in-Aid
1990 University of California Faculty
Career Development Award
1987 Mellon Post Doctoral Fellowship
1986 American Council of Learned
Societies Dissertation Grant
1985 American Council of Learned
Societies Dissertation Grant
1981 U.S. Department of Education
Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Fellowship
1981 International Research and
Exchanges Board (IREX) Dissertation Fellowship
PUBLICATIONS
2002 The Advantages
of Being Collectivized: cooperative farm managers in the postsocialist economy
IN Postsocialism: Ideas, Ideologies, and Practices in Europe and Asia, Chris
Hann (ed.) pp. 29-56. London:
Routledge.
2000a Altering States: Ethnographies of
Transition in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union. Daphne Berdahl and Matti Bunzl,
co-editors. Ann Arbor: University of
Michigan Press.
2000b Afterword IN Altering States: Ethnographies
of Transition in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union. Daphne Berdahl, Matti Bunzl and Martha
Lampland, editors. pp. 209-218. Ann
Arbor: University of Michigan Press.
1998 Corvée, Maps and Contracts: Agricultural
Policy and the Rise of the
1997a Farmers in the Post-Cooperative
Economy. Paper written for the National
Council for Eurasian and East European Research.
1997b The Social Constraints on Economic
Transitions. State Wage Policy in the
Transition to Stalinism. Paper written for the National Council for Eurasian
and East European Research.
1995 The Object of Labor. Commodification in Socialist
1994 Feminizmus és Társadalomkutatás [Feminism
and Social Research] IN Férfiuralom.
Irások nőkröl, férfiakról, feminizmusról [Male Domination. Writings on women, men and on feminism]. Miklós Hadas, ed. pp. 55-62.
1994 Family Portraits: Gendered Images of the
Nation in 19th Century
[Also
published in abridged Hungarian version: Cafe Babel 11(1-2):119-129].
1993 Death of a Hero. Hungarian National Identity and the Funeral
of Lajos Kossuth. Hungarian Studies
8(1):29-35.
1991 Pigs, Party Secretaries and Private
Lives. American Ethnologist
18(3):459-479.
1990 The
Politics of History: Historical Consciousness of 1847-1849. Hungarian Studies 6(2):185-194.
1989 Biographies of Liberation: Testimonials to
Labor in Socialist
MANUSCRIPTS
2003 The Allure of Models: Designing Wages to
Modernize Hungarian Agriculture, 1920-1956.
2003 Classifying Laborers: Instinct, Property and the Psychology of Productivity
in
2003 Rationalizing Methods: Studying Measures of Modernization.
2002 Developing
a Rational Economy: The Transition to Stalinism in
2000 Making Science Work: Scientific Management
and the
1999a Standards for Stalinists: The Science of
Productivity in
1999b A Social History of Rationalizing
Agriculture: Scientific Management and the State in
1994 Transforming Objects. The Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism
in 19th Century
1987 Working through History: Ideologies of Work
and Agricultural Production in a Hungarian Village, 1918-1983. Ph.D. Dissertation,
1981 Paint Our Flags Red and Black: The
Hungarian Revolution of 1956.
Unpublished manuscript.
1979 Cooperative Agriculture and the Hungarian
Economic Reform. M.A. thesis,
1977 Burning Away the Dawn: A Symbolic Analysis
of Hungarian Wedding Rituals. B.A.
thesis for graduation summa cum laude,
BOOK REVIEWS
forth- Ruth Mandel and Caroline Humphrey's Markets and Moralities. Ethnographies of Postsocialism. National
coming Identities.
2003 Mieke Meur's The evolution of agrarian institutions: A comparative study of
post-socialist
2002
Comparative
Studies in Society and History 44(1):206-207.
2000 Andreas
Glaeser's Divided in Unity.
2000 Katherine Verdery’s The Political Lives
of Dead Bodies. The Annals of the
Political
and Social Science 572:164-165.
1997 Katherine Verdery’s What Was Socialism,
and What Comes Next? Contemporary
Sociology 26(2):177-178.
1996 David
Kideckel’s East European Communities.
The Struggle for Balance in Turbulent Times. American Ethnologist 23(1):161.
1995 Chris Hann’s Socialism. Ideals, Ideologies, and Local Practice. American Ethnologist 22(3):623-624.
1992 Katherine
Verdery's National Ideology under Socialism: Identity and Cultural Politics
in Ceausescu's
PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS
American Anthropological Association
American
Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies
American
Sociological Association
Council of
European Studies
Society for
the Anthropology of
Society for
the Social Study of Science
EDITORIAL
RESPONSIBILITIES
member of
board of managing editors, Journal of Historical Sociology (1995-2004)
responsible
editor, Journal of Historical Sociology (1995-1996; 1997-1998)
member of
editorial board, Focaal
MANUSCRIPT,
ARTICLE AND PROPOSAL REVIEWS
American
Council of Learned Societies Law
and Social Inquiry
American
Ethnologist National
Science Foundation
American
Journal of Sociology
American
Sociological Review Qualitative
Sociology
Anthropological
Quarterly Slavic
Review
Duke
University Press Social
Science Research Council
Ethnos Spencer
Foundation
International
Research Exchanges Board
RECENT
PRESENTATIONS AND INVITED LECTURES
§ Rationalizing Methods: Studying Measures of
Modernization, paper to be presented at the American Sociological Association,
§ Developing a Rational Economy: The Transition to
Stalinism in
§
Figuring Interest: A Theory of Instincts
in Work Science, paper presented at the Society for the Social Studies of
Science.
§
Working Paper:
Scientific Management and Agricultural Cooperatives in Stalinist Hungary,
1949-1956, Paper presented at International Workshop, Discourses of Global
Ambitions and Global Failures: Transnational and Transsystemic Tendencies in
State Socialist Russia and East Central Europe; Budapest, Hungary 2000;
Trondheim, Norway, 2001; Budapest, Hungary 2003.
§
The Advantages of Being Collectivized: Cooperative Farm Managers in the
Post-Socialist Economy. "Actually
Existing Post-Socialisms" conference, Max Planck Institute for Social
Anthropology,
§ Making Science Work: Scientific Management and the
§ Standards for Stalinists: The Science of Productivity
in
of Science,
§ A Social
History of Rationalizing Agriculture: Scientific Management and the State in
1950. American Sociological Association, Chicago; August,
1999;
§ Corvée, Maps and Contracts: Agricultural Policy and the
Rise of the
§ From Land to Labor: The Remaking of Hungarian Agrarian
Communities in the Twentieth Century.
Participant and organizer of panel entitled Communities, Hungarian
Sociological Association,
§ Wither Hungarian Agriculture? Panel entitled Changing Faces of Eastern
Europe, Pacific Sociological Association, Irvine, California; April 13, 1991.
§ Pigs, Party
Secretaries and Private Lives in
§ Current Attitudes toward Political and Economic Reform
in
§ The Politics of History: Historical Consciousness and
the Hungarian Revolutions of 1848 and 1956.
Program on the Comparative Study of Social Transformations, University
of
§ Meaning is an Event, So What's Happening in the
Hungarian Countryside? Department of
Anthropology,
§ Death of a Hero: Hungarian National Identity and the
Funeral of Lajos Kossuth. Panel:
Expressive Culture and European National Identities, Council For European
Studies Symposium; October 30-
§ The Politics of Poetry in
§ State Holidays and Educational Contests: Cultural
Refinement for Agricultural Workers.
Conference entitled Folklore and the State: Contemporary Eastern Europe,
sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies,