Table Of Content

Human Organization Index, Volume 62, 2003 Author Index soren¢ Key Word Index Embera; 62:315 environment; 62:205 agricultural modernization; 62:242 environmental conflict; 62:289 agroforestry; 62:229 environmental management; 62:242 alternative medicine; 62:12 Ethiopia; 62:50 Andes; 62:242 ethnicity; 62:15: anthropological advocacy; 62:191 ethnographic epistemology; 62:1 anthropology of events; 62:218 farmworkers; 62:27 Arizona; 62:289 fieldwork; 62:134 artisanal gold mining; 62 First Nations; 62:7 Bamana; 62:166 Bedouin nomads; 62:267 fishing: 62:123 focus groups; 62 biodiversity; 62:255 folk healers; 62:12 Boliva; 62:242 gender; 62:153; Bosawas; 62:344 Brazil; 62:123 global economies; 62:218 British Columbia; 62:74 globalization; 62:1 Buglé; 62:332 grazing; 62:289 collaborative ethnography; 62:191 Gumz (Gumuz); 62:50 collaborative research; 62:143 HIV; 62:153 commercialization; 62:166 homelessness; 62:134 common property; 62:178 horticulture; 62:166 common property resources; 62:93 human territoriality; 62:74 commons; 62:112 hunting; 62:332 community-based management; 62:123 identity; 62:382 community-based needs; 62:153 immigrant health care; 62:12 complementary medicine; 62:12 immigrant labor; 62:39 conservation; 62:100 indigenous environmental knowledge; 62:229 corporate behavior; 62:218 Creoles; 62:369 indigenous peoples; 62:303; 62:315; 624 .S232 2: informal labor; 62:62 cultural citizenship; 62:27 Detroit; 62:153 Inner Asia; 62:112 displacement; 62-: 50 innovation; 62:93 intensification; 62:166 ecstasy; 62:1 394 HUMAN ORGANIZATION janitors: 62 Kenya; 62 Khalkh; 62:112 IK una; 62>:.3911 5 labor control and resistance; 62:39 lloakb or r- ights 14 iand tenure Latin America; 62 Latinos: 6£29:.11 9 lievnmetlasi hood cois dentities£;9 -Q622: 93 livelihoods; 62:100; 62:166 local knowledge 62:25 Louisiana; 62: Lower Amazon; 62 Maasai; 62:100 Mali; 62:166 mapping: 62:344; 62:357; 62:382 processualism:; 62:267 Maroons: 62:62 race; 6£29.:1193 4; ; 62=:) Mayangna; 62:344 ~ Metekel; 62:50 methodology; 62:143; 62:205 ne risk management; 62: Mexican immigrants; 62:2 i . ‘ural development; 62:74 Mexican workers; 62:39 : Saudi Arabia; 62:267 Minerals Management Service; 62:143 She—_i teri. zation; 02‘:012524 Miskitu; 62:344 Silicon Valley; 62:39 Miskitu Indians; 62:369; 62:3: F :; Bcd Southern Africa; 625:-29 77 modernization; 62:26 sprawl; 62:289 New York City; 62:12; 62:134 ‘ : stigma; 62:153 Nicaragua; 62:344; 62: substance use; 62:1 occupational change; 62:218 - oe . Suriname; 62:62 offshore oil and gas; 62:143 sustainability; 62:93; 62:100 oil industry; 62:218 * Tanzania; 62:100; 62:112 Oregon; 62:2 VOL. 62, NO. 4, WINTER 2003 tree shade; 621:229 Moving Toward Sustainability in the Local Management of Floodplain Lake Fisheries in the Brazilian Amazon; Virginia Indians; 62:19] 62:123 water reform; 62:277 Narrating Place and Identity, or Mapping Miskitu Land Claims in Northeastern Nicaragua; 62:382 Wounaan; 62:315 Participatory Mapping of Community Lands and Hunting Zimbabwe; 62:178; 62:277 Yields among the Buglé of Western Panama; 62:332 Title Index Participatory Research Mapping of Indigenous Lands in Darién, Panama; 62:315 Anthropological Advocacy in Historical Perspective: The Case of Anthropologists and Virginia Indians; 62:19] Promoting Aboriginal Territoriality Through Interethnic Alliances: The Case of the Cheslatta T’en in Northern Bitter Shade: Throwing Light on Politics and Ecology in British Columbia; 62:74 Contemporary Pakistan; 629: -999 Resettlement and the Unnoticed Losers: Impoverishment Community-Based Collaborative Team Ethnography: A Disasters among the Gumz in Ethiopia; 62:50 Community-University-Agency Partnership; 62:143 Rights, Resources, and the Social Memory of Struggle: Contract Drillers and Causal Histories along the Gulf of Reflections on a Study of Indigenous and Black Mexico; 62:218 Community Land Rights on Nicaragua’s Atlantic Cultural Citizenship and Labor Rights for Oregon Coast; 62:369 Farmworkers: The Case of Pineros y Campesinos Self-Employment and Poverty Alleviation: Women’s Work Unidos del Nordoeste (PCUN); 62:27 in Artisanal Gold Mines; 62:62 Developing a Community-Based Definition of Needs for Shelterization Revisited: Some Methodological Dangers of Persons Living with Chronic HIV; 62:153 Institutional Studies of the Homeless; 62:134 Ethnomedicine in the Urban Environment: Dominican Sustainability and Livelihood Diversification among the Healers in New York City; 62:12 Maasai of Northern Tanzania; 62:100 Gendered Practices and Landscapes in the Andes: The Sustainability and Pastoral Livelihoods: Lessons from East Shape of Asymmetrical Exchanges; 62:242 African Maasai and Mongolia; 62:112 Going for the Global: The Case of Ecstasy; 62:1 lhe Fight for the West: A Political Ecology of Land Use Conflicts in Arizona; 62:289 Introduction to Special Issue: Locating the Political in Political Ecology; 62:205 The New Calculus of Bedouin Pastoralism in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; 62:267 Is Sustainability for Development Anthropologists?; 62:93 The Tragedy of Property: Ecology and Land Tenure in Labor Control and Resistance of Mexican Immigrant Southeastern Zimbabwe; 62:178 Janitors in Silicon Valley; 62:39 Toward an Anthropological Understanding of Land Tenure and Biodiversity: An Exploration in the Sustainability: A Preface; 62:91 Political Ecology of Murang’a District, Kenya; 62:2 Value of Water: Political Ecology and Water Reform in Mapping Dreams in Nicaragua’s Bosawas Reserve; 62:: Southern Africa; 62:2p rs Mapping the Past and the Future: Geomatics and Indigenous Territories in the Peruvian Amazon; 62:: Women, Men, and Market Gardens: Gender Relations and Income Generation in Rural Mali; 62:166 Maps of, by, and for the Peoples of Latin America; 62:303 HUMAN ORGANIZATION