BOOKS

Guide to Bali’s UNESCO World Heritage     
Tri Hita Karana: Cultural Landscape of Subaks and Water Temples
J. Stephen Lansing and Julia Watson
Jakarta: Ministry of Education and Culture 2012

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Perfect Order: Recognizing Complexity in Bali. 
J. Stephen Lansing
Princeton University Press 2006

Julian Steward Prize, American Anthropological Association

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Priests and Programmers: Technologies of Power in the Engineered Landscape of Bali. 
J. Stephen Lansing
Princeton University Press 1991; Revised 2nd edition 2007

J.I. Staley Prize, School for Advanced Research

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Foreword to the revised edition by William C. Clark (Download)

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VIDEOS

Crossing the Wallace Line: Languages, Genes and a Forgotten History
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Related Article:
J. Stephen Lansing, Murray P. Cox, Therese A. de Vet, Sean S. Downey, Brian Hallmark and Herawati Sudoyo. 2011. An ongoing Austronesian expansion in Island Southeast Asia. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 30: 262-272. PDF

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The UNESCO World Heritage nomination for Bali’s subaks and temples
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The Balinese would like a word...
Video of plenary lecture to NSF Long Term Ecological Research
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Steve Lansing: Bali’s Water Temples.
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The Sacred Balance
Anthropologist/presenter for sequences on Balinese ecology in a four-part science series hosted by David Suzuki and co-funded by the National Science Foundation.
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Perfect Order: A Thousand Years in Bali
Whole Earth Films and the Long Now Foundation. 
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Audio version

The Three Worlds of Bali
A one hour ethnographic film, written by J. Stephen Lansing and based upon his own research. Broadcast over national public television in the ODYSSEY series on 17 November 17 1981. Awarded CINE Golden Eagle in 1982. Distributed by Documentary Educational Resources, Boston, MA, USA (tel. +1-617-926 0492).
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The Goddess and the Computer
A one hour ethnographic film, produced and directed by J. Stephen Lansing and Andre Singer. Camera by J. Stephen Lansing and Mike Thomson. Produced by Channel Four London and broadcast over British television 11 November 1988. Acquired for US broadcast on the PBS science series “NOVA”, WGBH Television (Boston). British selection for Italian International Festival of Ethnographic Films, Sardinia, 1-3 October 1990. Distributed by Documentary Educational Resources, Boston, MA, USA (tel. +1-617-926 0492).
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