| Human Organization |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Advancing Applied Anthropology: Victims of Globalization: Is Economics the Instrument Needed to Provide Them a Share of the Wealth? | Social sciences | Hackenberg, Robert A. |
| Anthropologists, development, and situated truth. | Social sciences | Autumn, Suzanne |
| Are artesanal cooperatives in Guatemala unraveling? | Social sciences | Olson, Jan M. |
| A role for anthropology in sustainable development in Costa Rica.(2000 Malinowski Award Lecture) | Social sciences | Bozzoli, Maria Eugenia |
| Asylum, violence, and the limits of advocacy. | Social sciences | Mahmood, Cynthia Keppley |
| Benevolent altruism or ordinary reciprocity? A response to Austin's view of the Mindanao hinterland. (response to article by Timothy Austin, Human Organization, vol. 54, no. 1, pp. 10-19)(includes response and rejoinder) | Social sciences | Paredes, Oona, Nadeau, Kathy, Suminguit, Vel J. |
| British anthropology in policy and practice: a review of current work. | Social sciences | Wright, Susan, Shore, Cris |
| Can conservation and development be coupled among pastoral people? An examination of the Maasai of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania. | Social sciences | McCabe, J. Terrence, Perkin, Scott, Schofield, Claire |
| Catch the tiger by the tail: some notes on method.(scientific research) | Social sciences | Bontoyan, Erla, Flora, Gabriela, Nazarea, Virginia D., Rhoades, Robert E. |
| Clashes of common sense: on the previous child care experience of teenage mothers-to-be. | Social sciences | Geronimus, Arline T. |
| Commentary. (cultural anthropology program of the National Science Foundation) | Social sciences | Mastriani, Margaret, Plattner, Stuart |
| Commentary on "Cultural conservation of medicinal plant use in the Ozarks."(response to article by Justin Nolan and Michael Robbins, Human Organization, vol. 58, p. 67, 1999) | Social sciences | Jones, Timothy W. |
| Comment on "Defining Indicators Which Make Sense to Local People: Intra-Cultural Variation in Perceptions of Natural Resources" (Virginia Nazarea et al., Human Organization 57:159-170). | Social sciences | Barsh, Russel Lawrence, Marlor, Chantelle, Duhaylungsod, Levita A. |
| Community formation in frontier Mexico: accepting and rejecting new migrants. | Social sciences | Haenn, Nora |
| Creating a global community of practicing anthropologists.(Commentaries) | Social sciences | Baba, Marietta L. |
| Cultural conservation of medicinal plant use in the Ozarks. | Social sciences | Nolan, Justin M., Robbins, Michael C. |
| Defining culturally relevant indicators: what are we waiting for?(response to Chantelle Marlor et al., in this issue, p.216) | Social sciences | Nazarea, Virginia, Rhoades, Robert, Bontoyan, Erla, Flora, Gabriela |
| Effects on academic culture of shifts from oral to written traditions: the case of university accreditation. | Social sciences | Wiedman, Dennis |
| Ethical issues for North American anthropologists conducting research in Mexico: the national dimension. (response to article by Robert V. Kemper and Anya P. Royce in Human Organization, vol. 56, no. 4, p. 479, 1997)(Commentaries) | Social sciences | Pi-Sunyer, Oriol |
| Ethical issues for social anthropologists: a North American perspective on long-term research in Mexico. | Social sciences | Kemper, Robert V., Royce, Anya P. |
| Ethical standards for medical anthropologists consulting in ethnomedicine. | Social sciences | Anderson, Robert (American businessman and engineer) |
| Ethnic identification and nationalist movements. | Social sciences | Nagi, Saad Z. |
| Ethnobotany and ethnicity in the Ozarks: a reply to Jones.(Timothy W. Jones, in this issue, p. 136) | Social sciences | Nolan, Justin M., Robbins, Michael C. |
| Ethnocentric about ethnoscience: further comments on Nazarea et al.(Virginia D. Nazarea) | Social sciences | Barsh, Russel Lawrence, Marlor, Chantelle, Duhaylungsod, Levita A. |
| Evaluating the response of Swazi traditional leaders to development workshops. | Social sciences | Green, Edward C. |
| Finding a footing on the moral high ground: connections, interventions, and ethical implications. (response to article by authors Oriol Pi-Sunyer and Joel Halpern in this issue) | Social sciences | Kemper, Robert V., Royce, Anya P. |
| Fuelwood consumption and deforestation in the Philippines: a rejoinder. (response to an article by Terrence G. Bensel and David M. Kummer, in this issue, p. 498) | Social sciences | Wallace, Ben J. |
| Fuelwood consumption and deforestation in the Philippines. (response to Ben J. Wallace, Human Organization, v. 54, p. 182, 1995) | Social sciences | Bensel, Terrence G., Kummer, David M. |
| Globalization and anthropology: expanding the options. | Social sciences | Cleveland, David A. |
| Globalization: touchstone policy concepts or sucked orange?(Advancing Applied Anthropology) | Social sciences | Hackenberg, Robert A. |
| Human Health and Environmental Impacts from Pfiesteria: A Science-Based Rebuttal to Griffith (1999).(response to David Griffith, Human Organization, vol. 58, p. 119, 1999) | Social sciences | Rublee, Parke A., Mallin, Michael A., Lewitus, Alan J., Shumway, Sandra E. |
| Hunger and food security among older adults in a rural community. | Social sciences | Quandt, Sara A., Rao, Pamela |
| Immigrants, migration, and worker turnover at the Hog Pride Pork packing plant. | Social sciences | Grey, Mark A. |
| Informed consent and ethical exemptions. (includes replies) | Social sciences | Herrera, C.D., Wax, Murray L., Fluehr-Lobban, Carolyn |
| Joe Hill in cyberspace: steps toward creating "one big union."(Advancing Applied Anthropology) | Social sciences | Hackenberg, Robert A. |
| Love thy neighbor: sociability and instrumentality among Israeli neighbors. | Social sciences | Birenbaum-Carmeli, Daphna |
| Medical anthropology and the redefining of human nature. (Anthropologist M. Margaret Clark's speech at the Society of Applied Anthropology's 52nd annual meeting in Memphis, Tennessee) (Malinowski Award Lecture) (Transcript) | Social sciences | Clark, M. Margaret |
| Methodological and management issues in applied interdisciplinary AIDS research in developing countries. | Social sciences | Streefland, Pieter H. |
| Mississippi shrimpers' unions again: facts, figures, and misrepresentations. (response to Stephen J. Thomas, G. David Johnson and Catherine A. Riordan in Human Organization, vol. 54, p. 143, 1995) | Social sciences | Durrenberger, E. Paul |
| Multiculturalism and political correctness: the challenge of applied anthropology in curricular politics. (Commentary) | Social sciences | Greenbaum, Susan D. |
| Navajo uranium workers and the effects of occupational illnesses: a case study. | Social sciences | Dawson, Susan E. |
| Of loans and results: elements for a chronicle of evaluation at the World Bank.(Commentaries) | Social sciences | Bare, Jean-Francois |
| Placing risk in context.(response to articles in this issue by JoAnn M. Burkholder and Howard B. Glasgow, Jr., p. 443; Alan J. Lewitus et al., p. 455; and David Oldach, p. 459) | Social sciences | Griffith, David |
| Power, rhetoric, and partnership: primary health care and pie in the sky. | Social sciences | Smith, Ann, Durrenberger, E. Paul, Thompson, Delamie, Hallom, Terry |
| Preventing AIDS in communities of color: anthropology and social prevention. | Social sciences | Singer, Merrill, Weeks, Margaret R. |
| Professional responsibility to the communities in which they work and live. | Social sciences | Cox, Harold |
| Rapid assessment procedures: a review and critique. (response to James Beebe, vol. 54, p. 42) | Social sciences | Jerome, Norge W., Fawcett, Stephen B., Harris, Kari Jo |
| Regarding Pfiesteria.(response to David Griffith, Human Organization, vol. 58, p. 119, 1999) | Social sciences | Oldach, David |
| Response to "Ethical Issues for Social Anthropologists: A North American Perspective on Long-Term Research in Mexico." (response to article by Robert V. Kemper and Anya P. Royce in Human Organization, vol. 56, no. 4, p. 479, 1997) | Social sciences | Halpern, Joel M. |
| Revealing, widening, deepening? A review of the existing and potential contribution of anthropological approaches to "third-sector" research. | Social sciences | Lewis, David |
| Science Ethics and its Role in Early Suppression of the Pfiesteria Issue.(response to David Griffith, Human Organization, vol. 58, p. 119, 1999) | Social sciences | Glasgow, Howard B., Jr., Burkholder, Joann M. |
| Sikeston: an ethnographic study of a town and its youth. (Sikeston, Missouri) (Peter K. New Award) | Social sciences | Hessler, Peter |
| Social factors and selective technology adoption: the case of integrated pest management. | Social sciences | Ridgley, Anne-Marie, Brush, Stephen B. |
| Sol tax and tribal sovereignty. | Social sciences | Lurie, Nancy Oestreich |
| Strategies and game plans.(means of advancing applied anthropology) | Social sciences | Hackenberg, Robert A. |
| The ethnographer vs. the folk expert: pitfalls of contract ethnography. (Commentary) | Social sciences | Bell, Cool Papa, Jankowiak, William R. |
| The influences of government policies and academic theories on the practice of applied anthropology in the United States: some personal observations. | Social sciences | Paredes, J. Anthony |
| The terminological shift from "Afro-American" to "African-American": is the field of Afro-American anthropology being redefined? (Commentary) | Social sciences | Houk, James |
| The untouchables of Svinia.(Slovakia) | Social sciences | Scheffel, David Z. |
| The veiled crew: an exploratory study of wives' reported and desired contributions to coastal fisheries enterprises in Northern Norway and Nova Scotia. | Social sciences | Davis, Anthony, Thiessen,Victor, Jentoft, Svein |
| Translating legal rights into management practice: overcoming barriers to the exercise of co-management. | Social sciences | Pinkerton, Evelyn W. |
| You can do something! Forming policy from applied projects, then and now.(Malinowski Award Lecture) | Social sciences | Hackenberg, Robert A., Hackenberg, Beverly H. |
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