James C. Scott (2024). [Review] Intellectual Diary of an Iconoclast. Annual Review Of Political Science, Vol. 27.DOI
James C. Scott (2023). Tribe and State in Asia through Twenty-Five Centuries. The Journal of Asian Studies.DOI
James C. Scott (2023). The perils of national narratives. HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory.DOI
James C. Scott (2022). The “Business Plan” of Hunter-Gatherers. The American Historical Review.DOI
James C. Scott (2021). Toward Fourth-Generation Theories of the State.
James C. Scott (2021). Further Reflections on Seeing Like a State. Polity.DOI
James C. Scott (2018). Against the Grain. Yale University Press.
James C. Scott (2014). Two Cheers for Anarchism. Princeton University Press.
James C. Scott, Benedict J. Tria Kerkvliet (2013). Everyday forms of peasant resistance in South-East Asia.DOI
James C. Scott (2012). Decoding Subaltern Politics. Taylor & Francis Ltd.
James C. Scott (2010). The Art of Not Being Governed. Yale University Press.
James C. Scott (2009). Vernaculars Cross-Dressed as Universals: Globalization as North Atlantic Hegemony.
James C. Scott (2005). Hills and Valleys and States in Southeast Asia, or, Why Civilizations Can't Climb Hills.
James C. Scott (2005). Afterword to moral economies, state spaces, and categorical violence.DOI
James C. Scott, Matthew Light (2004). The Misuse of Numbers: Audits, Quantification, and the Obfuscation of Politics.DOI
James C. Scott, John Tehranian, J. Mathias (2002). The Production of Legal Identities Proper to States: The Case of the Permanent Family Surname. Comparative Studies in Society and History.DOI
James C. Scott (2001). Agrarian Studies. Yale University Press.
James C. Scott (1999). Democracy and Trust: Geographies of trust, geographies of hierarchy.DOI
James C. Scott (1999). Seeing Like a State. Yale University Press.
P. Katzenstein, P. Evans, James C. Scott, S. Rudolph, A. Przeworski, T. Skocpol, A. Kohli (1995). The Role of Theory in Comparative Politics: A Symposium. World Politics.DOI
James C. Scott (1995). State Simplifications: Nature, Space and People.DOI
James C. Scott (1992). Domination and the Arts of Resistance. Yale University Press.
James C. Scott (1989). Prestige as the Public Discourse of Domination.DOI
James C. Scott (1988). Rituals of Compassion and Social Control.DOI
James C. Scott (1987). The hidden transcript of subordinate groups.DOI
James C. Scott (1987). Resistance without Protest and without Organization: Peasant Opposition to the Islamic Zakat and the Christian Tithe. Comparative Studies in Society and History.DOI
James C. Scott (1985). Weapons of the Weak: Everyday Forms of Peasant Resistance. Brevis Press.
James C. Scott (1983). Everyday Forms of Class Struggle between Ex-Patrons and Ex-Clients.DOI
D. Howell, S. Schmidt, James C. Scott, C. Landé, L. Guasti (1980). Friends, Followers, and Factions: A Reader in Political Clientelism.DOI
James C. Scott (1979). Revolution in the revolution.DOI
James C. Scott (1977). Hegemony and the Peasantry.DOI
James C. Scott (1977). Protest and profanation: Agrarian revolt and the little tradition, Part II.DOI
James C. Scott (1977). Protest and profanation: Agrarian revolt and the little tradition, part I.DOI
James C. Scott (1976). The Moral Economy of the Peasant. Yale University Press.
James C. Scott (1975). Exploitation in Rural Class Relations: A Victim's Perspective.DOI
James C. Scott, Benedict J. Tria Kerkvliet (1975). How traditional rural patrons lose legitimacy : a theory with special reference to Southeast Asia.
James C. Scott (1972). The Erosion of Patron-Client Bonds and Social Change in Rural Southeast Asia. Journal of Asian Studies.DOI
James C. Scott (1972). Comparative Political Corruption. Prentice-Hall.
James C. Scott (1972). Patron-Client Politics and Political Change in Southeast Asia. American Political Science Review.DOI
James C. Scott (1968). Corruption, machine politics, and political change. [Asia Society].
书籍
James C. Scott (1968). Political Ideology in Malaysia: Reality and the Beliefs of an Elite. Yale University Press.