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David Arnold | Representing rebellion: visual aspects of counter‐insurgency in colonial India |
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Stuart R. Harrop | Property and politics in Sabah, Malaysia: native struggles over land rights |
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Nicholas Tapp | Possessed by the spirits: mediumship in contemporary Vietnamese communities |
| 005734 (2009) |
Eduardo Albrecht | Networking futures: the movements against corporate globalization |
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Jeremy Macclancy | Market day in Provence |
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Josephine Macintosh | Making sense of AIDS: culture, sexuality, and power in Melanesia |
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I. M. Lewis | Islam in the Middle East: a living tradition |
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Anthony Shelton | Intersected identities: strategies of visualization in nineteenth‐ and twentieth‐century Mexican culture |
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Joanna Overing | How to read ethnography |
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Chris De Wet | Gaining ground? ‘Rights’ and ‘property’ in South African land reform |
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Jakob A. Klein | Frontier people: Han settlers in minority areas of China |
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Peter Collins | Fire in the dark: telling Gypsiness in North East England |
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Kaori O'Connor [Royaume-Uni] | Favored flowers: culture and economy in a global system |
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Nicholas Swann | Ethnography as commentary: writing from the virtual archive |
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Emma-Jayne Abbots | Ethnographic fieldwork: an anthropological reader |
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Mary Adams | Empathy and healing: essays in medical and narrative anthropology |
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Heather A. Horst | Downtown ladies: informal commercial importers, a Haitian anthropologist, and self‐making in Jamaica |
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Jonathan Benthall [Royaume-Uni] | Discourse on civility and barbarity: a critical history of religion and related categories |
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Annabeth Headrick | Cycles of time and meaning in the Mexican Books of Fate |
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Sutti Ortiz | Countering development: indigenous modernity and the moral imagination |
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Adam Kaul | Border‐crossing: mumming in cross‐border and cross‐community contexts |
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Teruyuki Tsuji | Bacchanalian sentiments: musical experiences and political counterpoints in Trinidad |
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Mark Geller [Royaume-Uni] | Ancient Mesopotamia at the dawn of civilization: the evolution of an urban landscape |
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J. D. Y. Peel | An academic skating on thin ice |
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David Crawford | Amazigh arts in Morocco: women shaping Berber identity |
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C. Renate Barber | African American folk healing |
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