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Volume 73, Issue 3

Fall 2014

ISSN 0018-7259

eISSN 1938-3525

In this Issue

Indigenous
Migration
Gender
Methods
Gender
Food
Health
Fishery

Indigenous

How to be a Tribe in the Southern Philippines during the Advent of NGOs and the Invention of The Indigenous

Charles Frake

Migration

Ethiopian Labor Migrants and the "Free Visa" System in Qatar

Silvia Pessoa; Laura Harkness; Andrew Gardner

Gender

A Foreign Woman Researcher in a Purdah Society: Opportunities and Challenges for Knowledge Production in the 2000s

Julia Grünenfelder

Methods

Of What is This a Case?: Analytical Movements in Qualitative Social Science Research

Christian Lund

Gender

Children's Perceived Water Futures in the United States Southwest

Holly Vins; Amber Wutich; Alexandra Brewis; Melissa Beresford; Alissa Ruth; Christopher Roberts

Food

Communities, Supermarkets, and Local Food: Mapping Connections and Obstacles in Food System Work in North Carolina

Rudi Colloredo-Mansfeld; Meenu Tewari; Justine Williams; Dorothy Holland; Alena Steen; Alice-Brooke Wilson

Health

Disaster Prepper: Health, Identity, and American Survivalist Culture

Allison Kabel; Catherine Chmidling

Bad Biocitizens?: Latinos and the US "Obesity Epidemic"

Susan Greenhalgh; Megan Carney

Fishery

Utilizing Oral Histories to Understand the Social Networks of Oregon Fishermen in Alaska

Christina Package-Ward; Amber Himes-Cornell

"The Ocean is our Farm": Marine Conservation, Food Insecurity, and Social Suffering in Southeastern Tanzania

Vinay Kamat

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The Applied Anthropology Degree Program at the Universidad Politécnica Salesiana: Features of the Applied Signature of Anthropological Wisdom from Its Historical Praxis

José Enrique Juncosa

Uprootedness as the Other Side of Integration: Reframing Contemporary Migration Studies

Jorge Durand

Antropología Aplicada en América Latina: Hacia un Diálogo Hemisférico

Judith Noemí Freidenberg

Applied Anthropology in Latin America: Towards a Hemispheric Dialogue

Judith Noemí Freidenberg

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