Human Organization 1994: Vol 53 Index

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INDEX—VOLUME 53, 1994 Hill, Carole E., National and Cultural Influences on Economic Devel-
opment, Political Decision Making, and Health Care Changes in
the Rural Frontier of Costa Rica, 53(4):361
AUTHOR INDEX Howell, Benita J., Weighing the Risks and Rewards of Involvement in
Cultural Conservation and Heritage Tourism, 53(2):150
Alvarez, Robert R., Changing Ideology in a Transnational Market: Chile Hyndman, David, Conservation through Self-Determination: Promot-
and Chileros in Mexico and the US, 53(3):255 ing the Interdependence of Cultural and Biological Diversity,
Angrosino, Michael V., Information Dissemination: A Post-Modern 53(3):296
Perspective, 53(4):415 Koester, Stephen K., Copping, Running, and Paraphernalia Laws: Con-
Baba, Marietta L., The Fifth Subdiscipline: Anthropological Practice textual Variables and Needle Risk Behavior among Injection Drug
and the Future of Anthropology, 53(2):174 Users in Denver, Stephen K. Koester, 53(3):287
Bahr, Howard M., Multiplying Glimpses, Gleaning Genres: A Multi- Kozak, David, Reifying the Body through the Medicalization of Violent
disciplinary Approach to the Study of Change among Navajo Death, 53(1):48
Peoples, 53(1):55 Kushner, Afterword, 53(4):412
Boggs, James P., Planning and the Law of Social Impact Assessment, Kushner, Gilbert, Training Programs for the Practice of Applied An-
$3(2):167 thropology, 53(2):186
Bohannan, Paul, The Rise and Fall of Centralization, 53(4):395 Leatherman, Thomas L., Health Implications of Changing Agrarian
Braadbaart, Okke, Business Contracts in Javanese Vegetable Market- Economies in the Southern Andes, 53(4):371
ing, 53(2):143 Leatherman, Thomas L. and Andrew Gordon, Agrarian Transforma-
Brown, Peter J., Health Implications of Modern Agricultural Transfor- tions and Health, 53(4):345
mations: Malaria and Pellagra in Italy, 53(4):346 Luerssen, J. Susan, Landlessness, Health, and the Failures of Reform
Cameron, Catherine M., The Authentic Interior: Questing Gemeinschaft in the Peruvian Highlands, 53(4):380
in Post-Industrial Society, 53(1):21 Miracle, Andrew, see Weber, Linda R.
Carlson, Robert G., An Ethnographic Approach to Targeted Sampling: Moberg, Mark, Conservation and Forced Innovation: Responses to Turtle
Problems and Solutions in AIDS Prevention Research among In- Excluder Devices among Gulf of Mexico Shrimpers, 53(2):160
jection Drug and Crack-Cocaine Users, 53(3):279 Murphy, Michael Dean, Episodes of Accountability in the Teaching
Chambers, Erve, A World Safe for Poets, 53(4):399 of Anthropology, 53(4):323
Clatts, Michael C., All the King’s Horses and All the King’s Men: Nance, James M., Studying the Social Impact of the Texas Shrimp Clo-
Some Personal Reflections on Ten Years of AIDS Ethnography, sure, 53(1):88
53(1):93 Oths, Kathryn S., Health Care Decisions of Households in Economic
Dennis, Philip A., The Life of a Culture Broker, 53(3):303 Crisis: An Example from the Peruvian Highlands, 53(3):245
De Roche, Constance P. , On the Edge of Regionalization: Management Painter, Michael, see Gisbert, Maria Elena
Style and the Construction of Conflict in Organizational Culture, Paredes, J. Anthony, see Nance, James M.
53(3):209 Quitén, Mery, see Gisbert, Maria Elena
DeWalt, Billie R., Using Indigenous Knowledge to Improve Agricul- Richardson, Miles, Apocalyptic versus Celebratory Options for Anthro-
ture and Natural Resource Management, 53(2):123 pology on the Eve of the Twenty-first Century: The Discussion
Durrenberger, E. Paul, Shrimpers, Processors, and Common Property Continues, 53(4):402
in Mississippi, 53(1):74 Romero-Daza, Nancy, Multiple Sexual Partners, Migrant Labor, and
Dyer, Christopher L., Proaction versus Reaction: Integrating Applied the Makings for an Epidemic: Knowledge and Beliefs about AIDS
Anthropology into Fishery Management, 53(1):83; see also Moberg, among Women in Highland Lesotho, 53(2):192
Mark 53(2):160 Siegal, Harvey A., see Carlson, Robert G.
Falck, Russel S., see Carlson, Robert G. Singer, Merrill, Community-Centered Praxis: Toward an Alternative
Fisher, William H., Megadevelopment, Environmentalism, and Resis- Non-dominative Applied Anthropology, 53(4):336
tance: The Institutional Context of Kayap6 Indigenous Politics in Skehan, Tom, see Weber, Linda R.
Central Brazil, 53(3):220 Spicer, Edward H., Anthropology in the Society of the 1990s, 53(4):
Fluehr-Lobban, Carolyn, Informed Consent in Anthropological Re- 389
search: We Are Not Exempt, 53(1):1 Spicer, Rosamond B., Reassessing Edward Spicer’s Views on Anthro-
Garfield, Nina H., see Nance, James M. pology in the Society of the 1990s: How and Why This Paper by
Gatewood, John B., see Cameron, Catherine M. Edward H. Spicer Was Written, 53(4):388
Gisbert, Maria Elena, Gender Issues Associated with Labor Migra- Sprott, Julie E., “Symbolic Ethnicity” and Alaska Natives of Mixed
tion and Dependence on Off-Farm Income in Rural Bolivia, Ancestry Living in Anchorage: Enduring Group or a Sign of Im-
53(2):110 pending Assimilation? 53(4):311
Godoy, Ricardo, The Effects of Rural Education on the Use of the Trop- Stanford, Lois, Transitions to Free Trade: Local Impacts of Changes
ical Rain Forest by the Sumu Indians of Nicaragua: Possible Path- in Mexican Agrarian Policy, 53(2):99
ways, Qualitative Findings, and Policy Options, 53(3):233 Villar, Maria de Lourdes, Hindrances to the Development of an Ethnic
Gordon, Andrew, see Leatherman, Thomas L. Economy among Mexican Migrants, 53(3):263
Gordon, Andrew J., Agrarian Transformation and Health Care in the Wang, Jichuan, see Carlson, Robert G.
Dominican Republic, 53(4):352 Weber, Linda R., Interviewing Early Adolescents: Some Methodolog-
Guo, Jie, see Carlson, Robert G. ical Considerations, 53(1):42
Hansen, Art, The Illusion of Local Sustainability and Self-Sufficiency: Whitaker, Elizabeth D., see Brown, Peter J.
Famine in a Border Area of Northwestern Zambia, 53(1):11 Whiteford, Linda M., see Yacoob, May
Heath, Dwight B., Agricultural Changes and Drinking among the Wichroski, Mary Anne, The Secretary: Invisible Labor in the Work-
Bolivian Camba: A Longitudinal View of the Aftermath of a Revolu- world of Women, 53(1):33
tion, 53(4):357 Wilson, Tamar Diana, What Determines Where Transnational Labor
Heyman, Josiah McC., Changes in House Construction Materials in Migrants Go? Modifications in Migration Theories, 53(3):269
Border Mexico: Four Research Propositions about Commodi- Wolf, Eric R., Comments on “Anthropology in the Society of the 1990s”
tization, 53(2):132 by Edward H. Spicer, 53(4):405
418 HUMAN ORGANIZATION
INDEX—VOLUME 53, 1994 Hill, Carole E., National and Cultural Influences on Economic Devel-
opment, Political Decision Making, and Health Care Changes in
the Rural Frontier of Costa Rica, 53(4):361
AUTHOR INDEX Howell, Benita J., Weighing the Risks and Rewards of Involvement in
Cultural Conservation and Heritage Tourism, 53(2):150
Alvarez, Robert R., Changing Ideology in a Transnational Market: Chile Hyndman, David, Conservation through Self-Determination: Promot-
and Chileros in Mexico and the US, 53(3):255 ing the Interdependence of Cultural and Biological Diversity,
Angrosino, Michael V., Information Dissemination: A Post-Modern 53(3):296
Perspective, 53(4):415 Koester, Stephen K., Copping, Running, and Paraphernalia Laws: Con-
Baba, Marietta L., The Fifth Subdiscipline: Anthropological Practice textual Variables and Needle Risk Behavior among Injection Drug
and the Future of Anthropology, 53(2):174 Users in Denver, Stephen K. Koester, 53(3):287
Bahr, Howard M., Multiplying Glimpses, Gleaning Genres: A Multi- Kozak, David, Reifying the Body through the Medicalization of Violent
disciplinary Approach to the Study of Change among Navajo Death, 53(1):48
Peoples, 53(1):55 Kushner, Afterword, 53(4):412
Boggs, James P., Planning and the Law of Social Impact Assessment, Kushner, Gilbert, Training Programs for the Practice of Applied An-
$3(2):167 thropology, 53(2):186
Bohannan, Paul, The Rise and Fall of Centralization, 53(4):395 Leatherman, Thomas L., Health Implications of Changing Agrarian
Braadbaart, Okke, Business Contracts in Javanese Vegetable Market- Economies in the Southern Andes, 53(4):371
ing, 53(2):143 Leatherman, Thomas L. and Andrew Gordon, Agrarian Transforma-
Brown, Peter J., Health Implications of Modern Agricultural Transfor- tions and Health, 53(4):345
mations: Malaria and Pellagra in Italy, 53(4):346 Luerssen, J. Susan, Landlessness, Health, and the Failures of Reform
Cameron, Catherine M., The Authentic Interior: Questing Gemeinschaft in the Peruvian Highlands, 53(4):380
in Post-Industrial Society, 53(1):21 Miracle, Andrew, see Weber, Linda R.
Carlson, Robert G., An Ethnographic Approach to Targeted Sampling: Moberg, Mark, Conservation and Forced Innovation: Responses to Turtle
Problems and Solutions in AIDS Prevention Research among In- Excluder Devices among Gulf of Mexico Shrimpers, 53(2):160
jection Drug and Crack-Cocaine Users, 53(3):279 Murphy, Michael Dean, Episodes of Accountability in the Teaching
Chambers, Erve, A World Safe for Poets, 53(4):399 of Anthropology, 53(4):323
Clatts, Michael C., All the King’s Horses and All the King’s Men: Nance, James M., Studying the Social Impact of the Texas Shrimp Clo-
Some Personal Reflections on Ten Years of AIDS Ethnography, sure, 53(1):88
53(1):93 Oths, Kathryn S., Health Care Decisions of Households in Economic
Dennis, Philip A., The Life of a Culture Broker, 53(3):303 Crisis: An Example from the Peruvian Highlands, 53(3):245
De Roche, Constance P. , On the Edge of Regionalization: Management Painter, Michael, see Gisbert, Maria Elena
Style and the Construction of Conflict in Organizational Culture, Paredes, J. Anthony, see Nance, James M.
53(3):209 Quitén, Mery, see Gisbert, Maria Elena
DeWalt, Billie R., Using Indigenous Knowledge to Improve Agricul- Richardson, Miles, Apocalyptic versus Celebratory Options for Anthro-
ture and Natural Resource Management, 53(2):123 pology on the Eve of the Twenty-first Century: The Discussion
Durrenberger, E. Paul, Shrimpers, Processors, and Common Property Continues, 53(4):402
in Mississippi, 53(1):74 Romero-Daza, Nancy, Multiple Sexual Partners, Migrant Labor, and
Dyer, Christopher L., Proaction versus Reaction: Integrating Applied the Makings for an Epidemic: Knowledge and Beliefs about AIDS
Anthropology into Fishery Management, 53(1):83; see also Moberg, among Women in Highland Lesotho, 53(2):192
Mark 53(2):160 Siegal, Harvey A., see Carlson, Robert G.
Falck, Russel S., see Carlson, Robert G. Singer, Merrill, Community-Centered Praxis: Toward an Alternative
Fisher, William H., Megadevelopment, Environmentalism, and Resis- Non-dominative Applied Anthropology, 53(4):336
tance: The Institutional Context of Kayap6 Indigenous Politics in Skehan, Tom, see Weber, Linda R.
Central Brazil, 53(3):220 Spicer, Edward H., Anthropology in the Society of the 1990s, 53(4):
Fluehr-Lobban, Carolyn, Informed Consent in Anthropological Re- 389
search: We Are Not Exempt, 53(1):1 Spicer, Rosamond B., Reassessing Edward Spicer’s Views on Anthro-
Garfield, Nina H., see Nance, James M. pology in the Society of the 1990s: How and Why This Paper by
Gatewood, John B., see Cameron, Catherine M. Edward H. Spicer Was Written, 53(4):388
Gisbert, Maria Elena, Gender Issues Associated with Labor Migra- Sprott, Julie E., “Symbolic Ethnicity” and Alaska Natives of Mixed
tion and Dependence on Off-Farm Income in Rural Bolivia, Ancestry Living in Anchorage: Enduring Group or a Sign of Im-
53(2):110 pending Assimilation? 53(4):311
Godoy, Ricardo, The Effects of Rural Education on the Use of the Trop- Stanford, Lois, Transitions to Free Trade: Local Impacts of Changes
ical Rain Forest by the Sumu Indians of Nicaragua: Possible Path- in Mexican Agrarian Policy, 53(2):99
ways, Qualitative Findings, and Policy Options, 53(3):233 Villar, Maria de Lourdes, Hindrances to the Development of an Ethnic
Gordon, Andrew, see Leatherman, Thomas L. Economy among Mexican Migrants, 53(3):263
Gordon, Andrew J., Agrarian Transformation and Health Care in the Wang, Jichuan, see Carlson, Robert G.
Dominican Republic, 53(4):352 Weber, Linda R., Interviewing Early Adolescents: Some Methodolog-
Guo, Jie, see Carlson, Robert G. ical Considerations, 53(1):42
Hansen, Art, The Illusion of Local Sustainability and Self-Sufficiency: Whitaker, Elizabeth D., see Brown, Peter J.
Famine in a Border Area of Northwestern Zambia, 53(1):11 Whiteford, Linda M., see Yacoob, May
Heath, Dwight B., Agricultural Changes and Drinking among the Wichroski, Mary Anne, The Secretary: Invisible Labor in the Work-
Bolivian Camba: A Longitudinal View of the Aftermath of a Revolu- world of Women, 53(1):33
tion, 53(4):357 Wilson, Tamar Diana, What Determines Where Transnational Labor
Heyman, Josiah McC., Changes in House Construction Materials in Migrants Go? Modifications in Migration Theories, 53(3):269
Border Mexico: Four Research Propositions about Commodi- Wolf, Eric R., Comments on “Anthropology in the Society of the 1990s”
tization, 53(2):132 by Edward H. Spicer, 53(4):405
418 HUMAN ORGANIZATION
Wolfe, Alvin W., Commentary on Spicer’s Trend One, and More, conservation, Ricardo Godoy, 53(3):233; Mark Moberg and Christo-
53(4):408 pher L. Dyer, 53(2):160
Yacoob, May, Behavior in Water Supply and Sanitation, 53(4):330 Conservation and Forced Innovation: Responses to Turtle Excluder De-
vices among Gulf of Mexico Shrimpers, Mark Moberg and Chris-
topher L. Dyer, 53(2):160
TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX Conservation through Self-Determination: Promoting the Interdependence
of Cultural and Biological Diversity, David Hyndman, 53(3):296
academic anthropology, Marietta L. Baba, 53(2):174 consumption, Josiah McC. Heyman, 53(2):132
adolescents, Linda R. Weber, Andrew Miracle, and Tom Skehan, 53(1):42 Copping, Running, and Paraphernalia Laws: Contextual Variables and
Africa, Nancy Romero-Daza, 53(2):192 Needle Risk Behavior among Injection Drug Users in Denver,
Afterword, Gilbert Kushner, 53(4):412 Stephen K. Koester, 53(3):287
agrarian change, Thomas L. Leatherman, 53(4):371 Costa Rica, Carole E. Hill, 53(4):361
agrarian reform, Andrew J. Gordon, 53(4):352; J. Susan Luerssen, crack-cocaine use, Robert G. Carlson, Jichuan Wang, Harvey A. Siegal,
53(4):380 Russel S. Falck, and Jie Guo, 53(3):279
Agrarian Transformation and Health Care in the Dominican Republic, critical theory, David Kozak, 53(1):48
Andrew J. Gordon, 53(4):352 cross-cultural communication, Philip A. Dennis, 53(3):303
Agrarian Transformations and Health, Thomas L. Leatherman and An- cultural conservation, Benita J. Howell, 53(2):150
drew Gordon, 53(4):345 cultural differentiation, Eric R. Wolf, 53(4):405
Agricultural Changes and Drinking among the Bolivian Camba: A Lon- cultural diversity, David Hyndman, 53(3):296
gitudinal View of the Aftermath ofa Revolution, Dwight B. Heath, cultural tourism, Catherine M. Cameron and John B. Gatewood, 53(1):21
53(4):357 culture brokers, Philip A. Dennis, 53(3):303
agricultural economics, Okke Braadbaart, 53(2):143 decision making, Andrew J. Gordon, 53(4):352
agriculture, Peter J. Brown and Elizabeth D. Whitaker, 53(4):346; Bil- democratic planning, James P. Boggs, 53(2):167
lie R. DeWalt, 53(2):123; Maria Elena Gisbert, Michael Painter, Dominican Republic, Andrew J. Gordon, 53(4):352
and Mery Quitén, 53(2):110; Dwight B. Heath, 53(4):357 drug injectors, Stephen K. Koester, 53(3):287
AIDS, Nancy Romero-Daza, 53(2):192; Merrill Singer, 53(4):336 economic anthropology, E. Paul Durrenberger, 53(1):74
AIDS prevention, Robert G. Carlson, Jichuan Wang, Harvey A. Siegal, economic development, Josiah McC. Heyman, 53(2):132; Carole E.
Russel S. Falck, and Jie Guo, 53(3):279; Michael C. Clatts, Hill, 53(4):361
53(1):93 education, Ricardo Godoy, 53(3):233
Alaska Natives, Julie E. Sprott, 53(4):311 The Effects of Rural Education on the Use of the Tropical Rain Forest
alcohol, Dwight B. Heath, 53(4):357 by the Sumu Indians of Nicaragua: Possible Pathways, Qualitative
All the King’s Horses and All the King’s Men: Some Personal Reflec- Findings, and Policy Options, Ricardo Godoy, 53(3):233
tions on Ten Years of AIDS Ethnography, Michael C. Clatts, 53(1):93 electronic publishing, Michael V. Angrosino, 53(4):415
Amazon, William H. Fisher, 53(3):220 emotional labor, Mary Anne Wichroski, 53(1):33
Andes, Thomas L. Leatherman, 53(4):371 entrepreneurs, Maria de Lourdes Villar, 53(3):263
Anthropology in the Society of the 1990s, Edward H. Spicer, 53(4):389 environment, Maria Elena Gisbert, Michael Painter, and Mery Quit6n,
Apocalyptic versus Celebratory Options for Anthropology on the Eve 53(2):110
of the Twenty-first Century: The Discussion Continues, Miles environmentalism, William H. Fisher, 53(3):220
Richardson, 53(4):402 Episodes of Accountability in the Teaching of Anthropology, Michael
applied anthropology, Marietta L. Baba, 53(2):174 Dean Murphy, 53(4):323
applied medical anthropology, Michael C. Clatts, 53(1):93 ethics, Marietta L. Baba, 53(2):174
The Authentic Interior: Questing Gemeinschaft in Post-Industrial Society, ethics of research, Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban, 53(1):1
Catherine M. Cameron and John B. Gatewood, 53(1):21 behavior ethnic economy, Maria de Lourdes Villar, 53(3):263
change models, Michael C. Clatts, 53(1):93 ethnic groups, Edward H. Spicer, 53(4):389; Eric R. Wolf, 53(4):405
Behavior in Water Supply and Sanitation, May Yacoob and Linda M. ethnicity, Julie E. Sprott, 53(4):311
Whiteford, 53(4):330 An Ethnographic Approach to Targeted Sampling: Problems and Solu-
biological diversity, David Hyndman, 53(3):296 tions in AIDS Prevention Research among Injection Drug and
Bolivia, Dwight B. Heath, 53(4):357 Crack-Cocaine Users, Robert G. Carlson, Jichuan Wang, Harvey A.
Business Contracts in Javanese Vegetable Marketing, Okke Braadbaart, Siegal, Russel S. Falck, and Jie Guo, 53(3):279
53(2):143 ethnographic futures, Paul Bohannan, 53(4):395
Camba, Dwight B. Heath, 53(4):357 ethnography, Robert G. Carlson, Jichuan Wang, Harvey A. Siegal,
Changes in House Construction Materials in Border Mexico: Four Re- Russel S. Falck, and Jie Guo, 53(3):279
search Propositions about Commoditization, Josiah McC. Hey- export agriculture, Lois Stanford, 53(2):99
man, 53(2):132 famine, Art Hansen, 53(1):11
Changing Ideology in a Transnational Market: Chile and Chileros in The Fifth Subdiscipline: Anthropological Practice and the Future of
Mexico and the US, Robert R. Alvarez, 53(3):255 Anthropology, Marietta L. Baba, 53(2):174
clerical workers, Mary Anne Wichroski, 53(1):33 fishery management, Christopher L. Dyer, 53(1):83; James M. Nance,
Commentary on Spicer’s Trend One, and More, Alvin W. Wolfe, Nina H. Garfield, and J. Anthony Paredes, 53(1):88
53(4):408 fishing, E. Paul Durrenberger, 53(1):74
Comments on “Anthropology in the Society of the 1990s” by Edward H. food security, Art Hansen, 53(1):11
Spicer, Eric R. Wolf, 53(4):405 formal organizations, Constance P. De Roche, 53(3):209
committee work, James M. Nance, Nina H. Garfield, and J. Anthony four-field approach, Miles Richardson, 53(4):402
Paredes, 53(1):88 free trade, Lois Stanford, 53(2):99
commodity distribution, Robert R. Alvarez, 53(3):255 gender and organizations, Mary Anne Wichroski, 53(1):33
community-centered praxis, Merrill Singer, 53(4):336 Gender Issues Associated with Labor Migration and Dependence on
Community-Centered Praxis: Toward an Alternative Non-dominative Off-Farm Income in Rural Bolivia, Maria Elena Gisbert, Michael
Applied Anthropology, Merrill Singer, 53(4):336 Painter, and Mery Quit6én, 53(2):110
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global communication, Alvin W. Wolfe, 53(4):408 methods, Linda R. Weber, Andrew Miracle, and Tom Skehan, 53(1):42
government regulations, James M. Nance, Nina H. Garfield, and Mexican Americans, Maria de Lourdes Villar, 53(3):263
J. Anthony Paredes, 53(1):88 Mexico, Lois Stanford, 53(2):99
Gulf of Mexico, Mark Moberg and Christopher L. Dyer, 53(2):160 migration, Maria Elena Gisbert, Michael Painter, and Mery Quit6n,
health, Thomas L. Leatherman, 53(4):371; J. Susan Luerssen, 53(4):380 53(2):110
health behavior, May Yacoob and Linda M. Whiteford, 53(4):330 modernism, Miles Richardson, 53(4):402
health care, Andrew J. Gordon, 53(4):352 Multiple Sexual Partners, Migrant Labor, and the Makings for an Epi-
health care costs, Kathryn Oths, 53(3):245 demic: Knowledge and Beliefs about AIDS among Women in High-
Health Care Decisions of Households in Economic Crisis: An Example land Lesotho, Nancy Romero-Daza, 53(2):192
from the Peruvian Highlands, Kathryn Oths, 53(3):245 Multiplying Glimpses, Gleaning Genres: A Multidisciplinary Approach
Health Implications of Changing Agrarian Economies in the Southern to the Study of Change among Navajo Peoples, Howard M. Bahr,
Andes, Thomas L. Leatherman, 53(4):371 53(1):55
Health Implications of Modern Agricultural Transformations: Malaria narrative, Howard M. Bahr, 53(1):55
and Pellagra in Italy, Peter J. Brown and Elizabeth D. Whitaker, National and Cultural Influences on Economic Development, Political
53(4):346 Decision Making, and Health Care Changes in the Rural Frontier
heritage tourism, Benita J. Howell, 53(2):150 of Costa Rica, Carole E. Hill, 53(4):361
highland Peru, J. Susan Luerssen, 53(4):380 Native Americans, David Kozak, 53(1):48
Hindrances to the Development of an Ethnic Economy among Mexican natural resource management, Billie R. DeWalt, 53(2):123
Migrants, Maria de Lourdes Villar, 53(3):263 Navajo, Howard M. Bahr, 53(1):55
HIV, Stephen K. Koester, 53(3):287 needle exchange, Merrill Singer, 53(4):336
houses, Josiah McC. Heyman, 53(2):132 needle sharing, Stephen K. Koester, 53(3):287
human values, Erve Chambers, 53(4):399 network-mediated migration, Tamar Diana Wilson, 53(3):269
hustling strategies, Stephen K. Koester, 53(3):287 Nicaragua, Ricardo Godoy, 53(3):233
illness severity, Kathryn S. Oths, 53(3):245 North American Free Trade Agreement, Robert R. Alvarez, 53(3):255
The Illusion of Local Sustainability and Self-Sufficiency: Famine in nutrition, Thomas L. Leatherman, 53(4):371
a Border Area of Northwestern Zambia, Art Hansen, 53(1):11 occupational specialization, Edward H. Spicer, 53(4):389
images of community, Catherine M. Cameron and John B. Gatewood, On the Edge of Regionalization: Management Style and the Construc-
$3(1):21 tion of Conflict in Organizational Change, Constance P. De Roche,
indigenous knowledge systems, Billie R. DeWalt, 53(2):123 53(3):209
indigenous peoples, David Hyndman, 53(3):296 optimal yield, Christopher L. Dyer, 53(1):83
Information Dissemination: A Post-Modern Perspective, Michael V. paradigms, Howard M. Bahr, 53(1):55
Angrosino, 53(4):415 paraphernalia laws, Stephen K. Koester, 53(3):287
informed consent, Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban, 53(1):1 patron-client relationships, Robert R. Alvarez, 53(3):255
Informed Consent in Anthropological Research: We Are Not Exempt, peasants, Lois Stanford, 53(2):99
Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban, 53(1):1 pedagogy, Michael Dean Murphy, 53(4):323
injection drug use, Robert G. Carlson, Jichuan Wang, Harvey A. Siegal, pellagra, Peter J. Brown and Elizabeth D. Whitaker, 53(4):346
Russel S. Falck, and Jie Guo, 53(3):279 peri-urban poverty, May Yacoob and Linda M. Whiteford, 53(4):330
innovation, Mark Moberg and Christopher L. Dyer, 53(2):160 philosophy of science, Billie R. DeWalt, 53(2):123
institutional amalgamation, Constance P. De Roche, 53(3):209 Planning and the Law of Social Impact Assessment, James P. Boggs,
intercommunication, Edward H. Spicer, 53(4):389 53(2):167
interdisciplinary methods, Howard M. Bahr, 53(1):55 policy, E. Paul Durrenberger, 53(1):74
interviewing, Linda R. Weber, Andrew Miracle, and Tom Skehan, political and administrative centralization, Paul Bohannan, 53(4):395;
53(1):42 Edward H. Spicer, 53(4):389
Interviewing Early Adolescents: Some Methodological Considerations, politics of cultural representation, Benita J. Howell, 53(2):150
Linda R. Weber, Andrew Miracle, and Tom Skehan, 53(1):42 population, Alvin W. Wolfe, 53(4):408
Italy, Peter J. Brown and Elizabeth D. Whitaker, 53(4):346 population admixture, Julie E. Sprott, 53(4):311
Java, Okke Braadbaart, 53(2):143 postmodernism, Miles Richardson, 53(4):402; Merrill Singer, 53(4):
journals, Michael V. Angrosino, 53(4):415 336
Kayapo Indians, William H. Fisher, 53(3):220 practicing anthropology, Marietta L. Baba, 53(2):174
landlessness, J. Susan Luerssen, 53(4):380 practitioner-oriented training programs, Gilbert Kushner, 53(2):186
Landlessness, Health, and the Failures of Reform in the Peruvian High- Proaction versus Reaction: Integrating Applied Anthropology into Fish-
lands, J. Susan Luerssen, 53(4):380 ery Management, Christopher L. Dyer, 53(1):83
law, James P. Boggs, 53(2):167 Reassessing Edward Spicer’s Views on Anthropology in the Society
The Life of a Culture Broker, Philip A. Dennis, 53(3):303 of the 1990s: How and Why This Paper by Edward H. Spicer Was
locality, Paul Bohannan, 53(4):395 Written, Rosamond B. Spicer, 53(4):388
malaria, Peter J. Brown and Elizabeth D. Whitaker, 53(4):346 Reifying the Body through the Medicalization of Violent Death, David
maritime anthropology, E. Paul Durrenberger, 53(1):74; Christopher L. Kozak, 53(1):48
Dyer, 54(1):83 revolution, Dwight B. Heath, 53(4):357
marketing, Okke Braadbaart, 53(2):143 The Rise and Fall of Centralization, Paul Bohannan, 53(4):395
market structure, Lois Stanford, 53(2):99 rural health, Carole E. Hill, 53(4):361
material culture, Josiah McC. Heyman, 53(2):132 rural Mexico, Tamar Diana Wilson, 53(3):269
medical anthropology, Peter J. Brown and Elizabeth D. Whitaker, sanitation, May Yacoob and Linda M. Whiteford, 53(4):330
53(4):346; Kathryn S. Oths, 53(3):245 secretaries, Mary Anne Wichroski, 53(1):33
medicalization of death, David Kozak, 53(1):48 The Secretary: Invisible Labor in the Workworld of Women, Mary Anne
Megadevelopment, Environmentalism, and Resistance: The Institutional Wichroski, 53(1):33
Context of Kayap6 Indigenous Politics in Central Brazil, William H. shrimp fishing, Mark Moberg and Christopher L. Dyer, 53(2):160
Fisher, 53(3):220 social change, Howard M. Bahr, 53(1):55
420 HUMAN ORGANIZATION
social impact assessment, Christopher L. Dyer, 53(1):83 Training Programs for the Practice of Applied Anthropology, Gilbert
social movements, William H. Fisher, 53(3):220 Kushner, 53(2):186
social networks, Tamar Diana Wilson, 53(3):269 Transitions to Free Trade: Local Impacts of Changes in Mexican Agrar-
Shrimpers, Processors, and Common Property in Mississippi, E. Paul ian Policy, Lois Stanford, 53(2):99
Durrenberger, 53(1):74 transnational markets, Robert R. Alvarez, 53(3):255
social impact assessment, James P. Boggs, 53(2):167 transnational migration, Tamar Diana Wilson, 53(3):269
social knowledge use, James P. Boggs, 53(2):167 treatment choice, Kathryn S. Oths, 53(3):245
specialization, Miles Richardson, 53(4):402 tropical rain forest, Ricardo Godoy, 53(3):233
stock assessment, Christopher L. Dyer, 53(1):83 United States, Benita J. Howell, 53(2):150
study abroad programs, Philip A. Dennis, 53(3):303 urban development, Catherine M. Cameron and John B. Gatewood,
Studying the Social Impact of the Texas Shrimp Closure, James M. §3(1):21
Nance, Nina H. Garfield, and J. Anthony Paredes, 53(1):88 Using Indigenous Knowledge to Improve Agriculture and Natural Re-
Sumu, Ricardo Godoy, 53(3):233 source Management, Billie R. DeWalt, 53(3):123
sustainability, Art Hansen, 53(1):11 US-Mexico border, Josiah McC. Heyman, 53(2):132
“Symbolic Ethnicity” and Alaska Natives of Mixed Ancestry Living wage-labor migration, Tamar Diana Wilson, 53(3):269
in Anchorage: Enduring Group or a Sign of Impending Assimi- Weighing the Risks and Rewards of Involvement in Cultural Conser-
lation? Julie E. Sprott, 53(4):311 vation and Heritage Tourism, Benita J. Howell, 53(2):150
targeted sampling, Robert G. Carlson, Jichuan Wang, Harvey A. Siegal, What Determines Where Transnational Labor Migrants Go?
Russel S. Falck, and Jie Guo, 53(3):279 Modifications in Migration Theories, Tamar Diana Wilson, 53(3):269
teaching of anthropology, Michael Dean Murphy, 53(4):323 women, Maria Elena Gisbert, Michael Painter, and Mery Quiton,
technology, Erve Chambers, 53(4):399; Edward H. Spicer, 53(4): 53(2):110
389 women’s work, Mary Anne Wichroski, 53(1):33
technology transfer, Michael C. Clatts, 53(1):93 worker-management relations, Constance P. De Roche, 53(3):209
theory, Marietta L. Baba, 53(2):174 A World Safe for Poets, Erve Chambers, 53(4):399
tourism and development, Benita J. Howell, 53(2):150 Zambia, Art Hansen, 53(1):11
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