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INDEX — VOLUME 55, 1996 . Health Care Seeking Behavior and Formal Integration: A Rural Mexican Case Study, 55(1):33. TITLE INDEX . Homelessness among Older American Indians, Los Angeles, (Titles are arranged in alphabetical order; each title is accompanied 1987-1989, 55(4):396. by the volume, number, and beginning page. The index number . Indigenous Linguistic Revitalization and Outsider Interaction: assigned to each title is also used in the Author Index and Subject The Itzaj Maya Case, 55(1):108. Index) . Industrial Zones and Arab Industrialization in Israel, 55(4):465. . The Informal Economy in Martinique: Insights from the Field, Implications for Development Policy, 55(2):225. Access to Labor in Rural Mali, 55(3):279. . Informed Consent and Ethical Exemptions, 55(2):235. Acculturation and the Persistence of Food Avoidances in the Ituri . Integrating Qualitative and Quantitative Methods to Model Infant Forest, Zaire, 55(2):206. Feeding Behavior among Navajo Mothers, 55(2):183. Alutiiq Vikings: Kinship and Fishing in Old Harbor, Alaska, . The Inventions of Practice, 55(1):1. 55(3):263. . Kin Support and Family Stress: Two Sides to Early Childbearing Anthropologists, Development, and Situated Truth, 55(4):480. and Support Networks, 55(2):160. Applying Anthropology to the Prevention of AIDS: The Latino . Land Use Choice and Change: Intensification and Diversification Gay Men’s Health Project, 55(2):141. in the Lowland Tropics of Costa Rica, 55(3):298. Asylum, Violence, and the Limits of Advocacy, 55(4):493. . Land Use Strategies in the Amazon Frontier: Farm-Level Attitudes toward Needle “Sharing” among Injection Drug Users: Evidence from Ecuador, 55(4):416. Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods, . Living in Limbo: Bosnian Muslim Refugees in Israel, 55(2):127. 55(3):361. . Malinowski Award Lecture: Being an Anthropologist, A Benevolent Altruism or Ordinary Reciprocity? A Response to Reflection, 55(1):117. Austin’s View of the Mindanao Hinterland, 55(2):241. . Obstacles and Opportunities in Access to Professional Work Biodiversity and Medicinal Plants in Nepal: Involving Organizations for Long-Term Fieldwork: The Case of Japanese Untouchables in Conservation and Development, 55(1):84. Laboratories, 55(3):334. . Blood on the Ice: Status, Self-Esteem, and Ritual Injury among . Paths to Scaling-Up: Alternative Strategies for Local Inuit Hockey Players, 55(3):253. Nongovernmental Organizations, 55(3):355. . British Anthropology in Policy and Practice: A Review of Current . Patients Who Get What They Want: Policy and Power in the Work, 55(4):475. Context of Prenatal Care, 55(2):178. . Can We Predict What Mothers Do? Modeling Childhood Diarrhea . Persuasion in a Toxic Community: Rhetorical Aspects of Public in Rural Mexico, 55(1):47. Meetings, 55(4):458. . Caretakers’ Management of Childhood Acute Respiratory . Popular Education in the Salvadoran Guerrilla Army, 55(4):436. Infections and the Use of Antibioticcs, Bohol, the Philippines, . Powwows as Identity Markers: Traditional or Pan-Indian?, 55(1):76. 55(4):390. . Collaborative and Participatory Research in Urban Social . Preventing AIDS in Communities of Color: Anthropology and Planning and Restructuring: Anthropological Experiences from Social Prevention, 55(4):488. a Medium-Sized Canadian City, 55(3):324. . Prevention and Resiliency: A Cross Cultural View of . Cultural Factors in Criminal Defense Proceedings, 55(2):154. Farmworkers’ and Farmers’ Beliefs about Work Safety, 55(1):25. . The Current and Intergenerational Impact of Child Fostering on . A Rejoinder: In Regards to Critiques of My Research on Filipino Children’s Nutritional Status in Rural Mali, 55(2):193. Self-Help in the Mindanao Hinterland, 55(2):248. . Digging Fish Ponds: Perspectives on Motivation in Luapula . Rejoinder to Wax and Herrera, 55(2):240. Province, Zambia, 55(3):270. . Reply to Herrera, 55(2):238. . Dissenting Workers and Social Control: A Case Sudy of the Hotel . A Response to Timothy Austin’s “Filipino Self-Help and Industry in Huatulco, Oaxaca, 55(1):33. Peacemaking Strategies: A View from the Mindanao Hinterland,” . Economic Mobility Strategies among Guatemalan Peasants: 55(2):245. Prospects and Limits of Nontraditional Vegetable Cash Crops, . Servants and Daughters: Out of Wedlock Pregnancy and 55(1):99. Abandonment of Women in Bangladesh, 55(2):170. . Education for Global Integration in Japan: A Case Study of the . Social Construction of Whiteness in Shellcracker Haven, Florida, JET Program, 55(4):446. 55(4):379. . Ethical Standards for Medical Anthropologists Consulting on . Street Baptism: Chicano Gang Initiation, 55(2):149. Ethnomedicine, 55(4):484. . Talkability, Sexual Behavior, and AIDS: Interviewing Male . Ethnic Coalitions and Public Health: Delights and Dilemmas with Moroccan Immigrants, 55(2):133. the Afghan Health Education Project in Northern California, . Thinking about Ecology: Cognition of Pacific Northwest Forest $5(3):355. Managers across Diverse Institutions, 55(3):314. . The Evolution of AIDS Work in a Puerto Rican Community . Traditional and Pastoral Strategies in a Modern World: An Organization, 55(1):67. Example from Northern Kenya, 55(2):219. . The Expansion of Large Scale Hog Farming in Iowa: The . Transnational Labor and Refugee Enclaves in a Central American Applicability of Goldschmidt’s Findings Fifty Years Later, Banana Industry, 55(4):425. 55(4):409. . What’s a “Year’s Work” Worth? The Influence of the State on . Fuelwood Consumption and Deforestation in the Philippines, Cultural Constructs of Farming in Norway, 55(3):289. 55(4):498. . “What We Want to Know about HIV/AIDS:” An Analysis of . Fuelwood Consumption and Deforestation in the Philippines: A Questions Asked by Substance Abuse Clients Attending AIDS Rejoinder, 55(4):500. Education Classes in Puerto Rico, 55(3):370. . Grassland Enclosures: Catalyst of Land Degradation in Inner . Women, Descent, and Tenure Succession among the Bambara of Mongolia, 55(3):307. West Africa: A Changing Landscape 55(1):93. . Health and Mental Health among Mexican Immigrants: . Worklessness and Social Pathologies in Aboriginal Communities, Implications for Survey Research, 55(1):58. 55(1):13. HUMAN ORGANIZATION INDEX — VOLUME 55, 1996 . Health Care Seeking Behavior and Formal Integration: A Rural Mexican Case Study, 55(1):33. TITLE INDEX . Homelessness among Older American Indians, Los Angeles, (Titles are arranged in alphabetical order; each title is accompanied 1987-1989, 55(4):396. by the volume, number, and beginning page. The index number . Indigenous Linguistic Revitalization and Outsider Interaction: assigned to each title is also used in the Author Index and Subject The Itzaj Maya Case, 55(1):108. Index) . Industrial Zones and Arab Industrialization in Israel, 55(4):465. . The Informal Economy in Martinique: Insights from the Field, Implications for Development Policy, 55(2):225. Access to Labor in Rural Mali, 55(3):279. . Informed Consent and Ethical Exemptions, 55(2):235. Acculturation and the Persistence of Food Avoidances in the Ituri . Integrating Qualitative and Quantitative Methods to Model Infant Forest, Zaire, 55(2):206. Feeding Behavior among Navajo Mothers, 55(2):183. Alutiiq Vikings: Kinship and Fishing in Old Harbor, Alaska, . The Inventions of Practice, 55(1):1. 55(3):263. . Kin Support and Family Stress: Two Sides to Early Childbearing Anthropologists, Development, and Situated Truth, 55(4):480. and Support Networks, 55(2):160. Applying Anthropology to the Prevention of AIDS: The Latino . Land Use Choice and Change: Intensification and Diversification Gay Men’s Health Project, 55(2):141. in the Lowland Tropics of Costa Rica, 55(3):298. Asylum, Violence, and the Limits of Advocacy, 55(4):493. . Land Use Strategies in the Amazon Frontier: Farm-Level Attitudes toward Needle “Sharing” among Injection Drug Users: Evidence from Ecuador, 55(4):416. Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods, . Living in Limbo: Bosnian Muslim Refugees in Israel, 55(2):127. 55(3):361. . Malinowski Award Lecture: Being an Anthropologist, A Benevolent Altruism or Ordinary Reciprocity? A Response to Reflection, 55(1):117. Austin’s View of the Mindanao Hinterland, 55(2):241. . Obstacles and Opportunities in Access to Professional Work Biodiversity and Medicinal Plants in Nepal: Involving Organizations for Long-Term Fieldwork: The Case of Japanese Untouchables in Conservation and Development, 55(1):84. Laboratories, 55(3):334. . Blood on the Ice: Status, Self-Esteem, and Ritual Injury among . Paths to Scaling-Up: Alternative Strategies for Local Inuit Hockey Players, 55(3):253. Nongovernmental Organizations, 55(3):355. . British Anthropology in Policy and Practice: A Review of Current . Patients Who Get What They Want: Policy and Power in the Work, 55(4):475. Context of Prenatal Care, 55(2):178. . Can We Predict What Mothers Do? Modeling Childhood Diarrhea . Persuasion in a Toxic Community: Rhetorical Aspects of Public in Rural Mexico, 55(1):47. Meetings, 55(4):458. . Caretakers’ Management of Childhood Acute Respiratory . Popular Education in the Salvadoran Guerrilla Army, 55(4):436. Infections and the Use of Antibioticcs, Bohol, the Philippines, . Powwows as Identity Markers: Traditional or Pan-Indian?, 55(1):76. 55(4):390. . Collaborative and Participatory Research in Urban Social . Preventing AIDS in Communities of Color: Anthropology and Planning and Restructuring: Anthropological Experiences from Social Prevention, 55(4):488. a Medium-Sized Canadian City, 55(3):324. . Prevention and Resiliency: A Cross Cultural View of . Cultural Factors in Criminal Defense Proceedings, 55(2):154. Farmworkers’ and Farmers’ Beliefs about Work Safety, 55(1):25. . The Current and Intergenerational Impact of Child Fostering on . A Rejoinder: In Regards to Critiques of My Research on Filipino Children’s Nutritional Status in Rural Mali, 55(2):193. Self-Help in the Mindanao Hinterland, 55(2):248. . Digging Fish Ponds: Perspectives on Motivation in Luapula . Rejoinder to Wax and Herrera, 55(2):240. Province, Zambia, 55(3):270. . Reply to Herrera, 55(2):238. . Dissenting Workers and Social Control: A Case Sudy of the Hotel . A Response to Timothy Austin’s “Filipino Self-Help and Industry in Huatulco, Oaxaca, 55(1):33. Peacemaking Strategies: A View from the Mindanao Hinterland,” . Economic Mobility Strategies among Guatemalan Peasants: 55(2):245. Prospects and Limits of Nontraditional Vegetable Cash Crops, . Servants and Daughters: Out of Wedlock Pregnancy and 55(1):99. Abandonment of Women in Bangladesh, 55(2):170. . Education for Global Integration in Japan: A Case Study of the . Social Construction of Whiteness in Shellcracker Haven, Florida, JET Program, 55(4):446. 55(4):379. . Ethical Standards for Medical Anthropologists Consulting on . Street Baptism: Chicano Gang Initiation, 55(2):149. Ethnomedicine, 55(4):484. . Talkability, Sexual Behavior, and AIDS: Interviewing Male . Ethnic Coalitions and Public Health: Delights and Dilemmas with Moroccan Immigrants, 55(2):133. the Afghan Health Education Project in Northern California, . Thinking about Ecology: Cognition of Pacific Northwest Forest $5(3):355. Managers across Diverse Institutions, 55(3):314. . The Evolution of AIDS Work in a Puerto Rican Community . Traditional and Pastoral Strategies in a Modern World: An Organization, 55(1):67. Example from Northern Kenya, 55(2):219. . The Expansion of Large Scale Hog Farming in Iowa: The . Transnational Labor and Refugee Enclaves in a Central American Applicability of Goldschmidt’s Findings Fifty Years Later, Banana Industry, 55(4):425. 55(4):409. . What’s a “Year’s Work” Worth? The Influence of the State on . Fuelwood Consumption and Deforestation in the Philippines, Cultural Constructs of Farming in Norway, 55(3):289. 55(4):498. . “What We Want to Know about HIV/AIDS:” An Analysis of . Fuelwood Consumption and Deforestation in the Philippines: A Questions Asked by Substance Abuse Clients Attending AIDS Rejoinder, 55(4):500. Education Classes in Puerto Rico, 55(3):370. . Grassland Enclosures: Catalyst of Land Degradation in Inner . Women, Descent, and Tenure Succession among the Bambara of Mongolia, 55(3):307. West Africa: A Changing Landscape 55(1):93. . Health and Mental Health among Mexican Immigrants: . Worklessness and Social Pathologies in Aboriginal Communities, Implications for Survey Research, 55(1):58. 55(1):13. HUMAN ORGANIZATION AUTHOR INDEX (The index number following each author’s name refers to the corresponding article title in the Title Index above.) Anderson, Robert, 21 Gibson, Jane W., 55 Olsson, Karen, 29 Aunger, Robert, 2 Goldin, Liliana R., 19 Omidian, Patricia A., 22 Austin, Timothy, 50 Grieshop, James I., 49 Pich6én, Francisco J., 39 Autumn, Suzanne, 4 Grigsby, William J., 63 Paredes, Oona, 8 Baer, Roberta D., 28 Guberti, Beatriz, 62 Richardson, Catherine Woods, 58 Barker, Judith C., 30 Hammond, John L., 46 Riley, Ian, 13 Bauer, Mark C., 35 Harrison, Elizabeth, 17 Robles, Rafaela R., 62 Becker, Laurence C., | Herrera, C.D., 34 Roth, Eric Abella, 59 Bensel, Terrence G., 25 Hofling, Charles Andrew, 31 Ryan, Gery W., 12 Birenbaum-Carmeli, Daphna, 44 Janabi, Mohamed, 13 Schelhas, John, 38 Browne, Katherine E., 33 Kalmayem, Gabriel, 13 Schnell, Izhak, 32 Bullers, Susan, 47 Kaminstein, Dana S., 45 Shore, Cris, 11 Cameron, Mary M., 9 Kennedy, John C., 29 Siegal, Harvey A., 7 Carlson, Robert G., 7 Kramer, B. Josea, 30 Simon, Alexandra, 13 Carmeli, Yoram S., 44 Kummer, David M., 25 Singer, Merrill, 5, 23, 48 Castle, Sarah E., 16 Lee, Robert G., 58 Sofer, Michael, 32 Chambers, Erve, 36 Lerch, Patricia Barker, 47 Stiles, Martha C., 49 Coleman, Samuel, 42 Lipson, Juliene G., 2 Suminguit, Vel J., 53 Collings, Peter, 10 Madsen Camacho, Michelle E., 18 Thu, Kendall M., 24, 61 Colon, Hector M., 62 Mahmood, Cynthia Keppley, 6 Uvin, Peter, 43 Condon, Richard G., 10 Manderson, Lenore, 13 van Gelder, Paul, 57 Cramer, James C., 37 Markowitz, Fran, 40 Vigil, James Diego, 56 Drori, Israel, 32 Martinez, Homero, 12 Villanueva, Ninfa, 49 Durrenberger, E. Paul, 24 Marxuach-Rodriguez, Luis, 7 Waidubu, Godfrey, 13 Elias, Peter Douglas, 64 Mason, Rachel, 3 Wallace, Ben J., 26 Ervin, Alexander M., 14 McConnell, David L., 20 Wax, Murray L., 52 Esteva-Fabregat, Claudio, 41 McDonald, Katrina Bell, 37 Weeks, Margaret R., 48 Falck, Russel S., 7 Miller, David, 43 Williams, Dee Mack, 27 Finlinson, H. Ann, 62 Miller, Marc L., 58 Wilson-Moore, Margot, 54 Fiske, Shirley, 36 Mishler, Craig, 3 Winkelman, Michael, 15 Fluehr-Lobban, Carolyn, 51 Moberg, Mark, 60 Wright, Anne L., 35 Galia, Esperanza, 13 Nadeau, Kathy, 53 Wright, Susan, 11 SUBJECT INDEX (The index numbers following the subject headings correspond with the articles in the Title Index) abandonment, 54 Arturo Escobar, 4 common property resources, 27 access, 42 Bambara, 63 community-based organizations, 23 acculturation, 2 banana workers, 60 community economies, 64 action anthropology, 22 Bangladesh, 54 community health programs, 22 acute respiratory infections (ARI), 13 Belize, 60 Connecticut, 23 Afghan refugees, 22 biodiversity, 9 consulting, 21 Africa, 2 biomedicine, 29 Costa Rica, 38 aging, 30 bioscience, 42 cultural defense, 15 agriculture, 19, 49 biocultural, 2 cultural conflict, 20 AIDS, 5, 23, 57 Bosnia, 40 decision making, 12 AIDS education, 62 Britain, 11 decision models, 35 AIDS prevention, 62 bureaucracy, 61 deforestation, 25, 26 Alaska, 3 California, 37, 49, 56 development, 4, 17, 18, 16, 24, 33, 43, altruism, 8 Canada, 10, 14, 44, 64 6-4 Alutiiq, 3 Caribbean, 33 diarrhea, 12 Amazon, 39 cash crops, 38 drought, 59 amniocentesis, 44 Central America, 60 drug treatment programs, 62 antibiotics, 13 China, 27 East Africa, 59 applied anthropology, 11, 41 Chicano youth, 56 economic change, 64 applied medical anthropology, 23, 48 childbearing, 37 economic mobility, 19 applied research, 34, 51, 52 child care, 16 economy, 32 anthropology critiques, 4 child health, 16 Ecuador, 39 anthropology theory, 48 childhood, 13 educational anthropology, 20 Arab settlements, 32 class, 33 El Salvador, 46 Arctic, 10 cognition, 58 employment, 36, 64 VOL. $3, NO. 4 WINTER 1996 environmental degradation, 27 Japan, 42, 20 Puerto Ricans, 23 Eskimo, 64 Kenya, 59 Puerto Rico, 62 ethics, 21, 34, 36, 51, 52 kinship, 3, 37, 63 public health, 22 ethnic identity, 47 labor, 1 public meetings, 45 ethnic minorities, 57 labor market, 18 Punjab, 6 ethnic minority, 30 land tenure, 27, 63 qualitative and quantitative research ethnoecology, 58 land use, 38 methods, 7 ethnography, 4 land-use strategies, 39 race, 55 exploitation, 54 language extinction, 31 racism, 55 farmers, 49 Latinos, 5 reciprocity, 8 farming, 24, 61 legal anthropology, 15 recreational acculturation, 10 farming systems, | literacy, 46 refugees, 6, 22, 40, 60 farms, 39 livestock, 59 Rendille, 59 farmworkers, 49 locus of control, 49 research methods, 12 fieldwork, 34, 51, 52 logging, 26 resource management institutions, 58 fish farming, 17 Los Angeles, 30 revitalization, 31 fishing, 3 Mali, 1, 16, 63 rhetorical analysis, 45 Florida, 28, 55 Manitoba, 64 risk behaviors, 5 folk classification, 13 Martinique, 33 safety, 49 forest, 38 Maya, 19 Saskatchewan, 14 forest management, 58 medical anthropology, 11, 12 Saskatoon, 14 fostering, 16 medicinal plants, 9 scaling-up, 43 food avoidances, 2 mental health, 28 Scandanavian, 3 Fort-de-France, 33 methods, 35 self-esteem, 10 French West Indies, 33 methodology, 42 self-help, 50 fuelwood, 25 Metis, 64 self-help organizations, 38 Fulani, 16 Mexican Americans, 28 settlement, 39 gay men, 4 Mexico, 12, 18, 29, 31 servants, 54 gender, 63 Midwest U.S., 7 sexuality, 57 Guatemala, 19, 31 Mindanao, 8, 50, 53 Sikhs, 6 Guerrilla war, 46 minority communities, 48 Skid Row, 30 Hartford, 23 Morocco, 57 social change, 10 health care, 44 motivation, 17 social networks, 37 health promotion, 14 Muslims, 40 social pathologies, 64 health seeking, 29 Native Americans, 30, 35 social planning, 14 hockey, 10 needle sharing, 7 social prevention, 48 horticulturalists, 2 needs assessment, 14 sports, 10 household, 1 Nepal, 9 state, 61 Hispanics, 4 Netherlands, 57 stress, 37 Hispanic Americans, 15 New Jersey, 45 swidden agriculture, 26 history of anthropology, 41 nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), teen mothers, 37 HIV/AIDS, 48 43 tourism, 18 HIV infection, 7 North Carolina, 47 toxic waste, 45 Huatulco, 18 Norway, 61 training, 36 human rights, 53 Oaxaca, 18 transnationalism, 60 identity theory, 55 Ontario, 44 tropics, 38 immigration, 60 out of wedlock pregnancy, 54 undeclared economic activities (UEAs), 33 India, 6 Pacific Northwest, 58 unions, 18 Indians, 64 paramilitary forces, 53 untouchables, 9 indigenous languages, 31 participatory and collaborative research, 14 urban, 30 industrialization, 24, 32 pastoralism, 27, 59 urban anthropology, 14 infant feeding, 35 peacemaking, 50 urban gangs, 56 informal economy, 33 peasants, 19 US, 3,5, 15, 23; 24, 28,30; 31, 35,36, 37. informed consent, 34, 51, 52 peasant war, 46 45, 47, 49, 55, 56, 58, inheritance, 63 Philippines, 8, 13, 25, 26, 50, 53 US census, 28 initiation, 56 planning, 33, 64 visual impairment, 14 injection drug users, 7, 62 policy, 11 violence, 6, 10 injury ritual, 10 popular education, 46 Waccamaw Sioux, 47 integration, 29 poverty, 55 Washington, 58 intercultural education, 20 powwow, 47 West Africa, 1, 16, 63 internationalization, 20 practice, 11 whites, 55 interview methods, 57 practicing anthropology, 36 women, 1, 63 Inuit, 64 prenatal care, 44 women’s shelter, 54 Inuit youth, 10 prescriptions, 13 work, 64 Iowa, 24 professionalization, 36 Zaire, 2 Israel, 32, 40 professional organizations, 36 Zambia, 17 Itzaj Maya, 31 professional work organization, 42 504 HUMAN ORGANIZATION *® rv