Anthropology

xv, 544 pp. In print onsite at the New School Library and also online in the Wiley Online Library Online Books database. The editor, Deborah Poole, was on NSSR faculty from 1998-2002. One of the chapters was written by a New School alumnus, Casey Walsh.-- Contents: Front Matter (pp.i-xv). -- Introduction (pp.1-7) by Deborah Poole. -- Part I: Locations/ Argentina : Contagious Marginalities (pp.9-31) by Claudia Briones & Rosana Guber -- Bolivia : Bridges and Chasms (pp.32-55) by Rossana Barragán -- Brazil : Otherness in Context (pp.56-71) by Mariza Peirano -- Colombia : Citizens and Anthropologists (pp.72-89) by Myriam Jimeno -- Ecuador : Militants, Priests, Technocrats, and Scholars (pp.90-108) by Carmen Martínez Novo -- Guatemala : Essentialisms and Cultural Politics (pp.109-127) by Brigittine M. French -- Mexico : Anthropology and the Nation-State (pp.128-149) by Salomón Náhmad Sitton -- Peru : From Otherness to a Sacred Diversity (pp.150-173) by Carlos Iván Degregori and Pablo Sandoval -- Part II: Debates/ Race in Latin America (pp.175-192) by Peter Wade -- Language States (pp.193-213) by Penelope Harvey -- Legalities and Illegalities (pp.214-229) by Mark Goodale -- Borders, Sovereignty, and Racialization (pp.230=253) by Ana M. Alonso -- Writing the Aftermath : Anthropology and "Post-Conflict" (pp.254-275) by Isaias Rojas-Pérez -- Alterities : Kinship and Gender (pp.276-302) by Olivia Harris -- Vinculaciones : Pharmaceutical Politics and Science (pp.303-324) by Cori Hayden -- Agrarian Reform and Peasant Studies : The Peruvian Case (pp.325-351) by Linda J. Seligmann -- Statistics and Anthropology : The Mexican Case (pp.352-371) by Casey Walsh -- Part III: Positions/ Indigenous Anthropologies beyond Barbados (pp.373-398) by Stefano Varese, Guillermo Delgado & Rodolfo L. Meyer -- Afro-Latin American Peoples (pp.399-425) by Jaime Arocha & Adriana Maya -- Reconceptualizing Latin America (pp.426-446) by Lynn Stephen -- Places and Academic Disputes : The Argentine Gran Chaco (pp.447-465) by Gastón Gordillo -- Disengaging Anthropology (pp.466-484) by Alcida Rita Ramos -- On the Frontlines : Forensic Anthropology (pp/485-501) by Victoria Sanford -- Collaborative Anthropologies in Transition (pp.5-2-518) by Charles R. Hale -- Index (pp.519-544).

xv, 608 pp. - Online at the New School Library in ProQuest Ebook Central and Wiley Online Library Online Books. - Contents: Front Matter (pp.i-xv)-- Introduction: The Frontiers of Europe and European Ethnology (pp.1-10) by Ullrich Kockel, M̀iřad Nic Craith, Jonas Frykman – Part I: Europe's Cardinal Directions./ The Anthropology of Mediterranean Societies (pp.11-31) by Christian Giordano – Nordic Reflections on Northern Social Research (pp.32-50) by Hugh Beach – Multiculturalism in North America and Europe (pp.51-67) by Reginald Byron -- Anthropology in Postsocialist Europe (pp.68-87) by Michal Buchowski -- Europe in Eurasia (pp.88-102) by Chris Hann -- Mitteleuropean Ethnology in Transition (pp.103-121) by Gabriela Kiliánová –Part II: European Integration / Anthropological Studies of European Identity Construction (pp.123-144) by Lisanne Wilken -- Memory, Citizenship, and Consumer Culture in Postsocialist Europe (pp.145-162) by Ksenija Vidmar Horvat -- The Europe of Regions and Borderlands (pp.163-180) by Thomas M Wilson -- Citizenship(s) in European Contexts (pp.181-198) by Catherine Neveu and Elena Filippova -- Local Practices of European Identity on the New Eastern Borders of the EU (pp.199-211) by Justyna Straczuk -- European Politics, Policies, and Institutions (pp.212-230) by Marion Demossier – Part III: European Heritages/ Presencing Europe's Pasts (pp.231-252) by Sharon Macdonald -- An Anthropology of War and Recovery: Lived War Experiences (pp.253-274) by Maja Povrzanovic Frykman -- European Religious Fragmentation and the Rise of Civil Religion (pp.275-294) by Peter Jan Margry -- Studying Muslims of Europe (pp.295-309) by Gabriele Marranci -- Roma and Sinti: The ‘Other’ within Europe (pp.310-321) by Sabrina Kopf -- Landscape, Landscape History, and Landscape Theory (pp.322-335) by Norbert Fischer – Part IV: Cultural Practice/ European Tourism (pp.337-354) by Orvar Ḻofgren -- The Diversity of European Food Cultures (pp.355-372) by Gisela Welz -- Language, Power, and Politics in Europe (pp.373-388) by M̀iřad Nic Craith -- Europe at the Crossroads of Rights and Culture(s) (pp.389-406) by Valdimar Tr Hafstein and Martin Skrydstrup -- Corporate Social Responsibility and Cultural Practices on Globalizing Markets (pp.407-424) by Christina Garsten -- Extreme Neo-Nationalist Music Scenes at the Heart of Europe (pp.425-439) by David Murphy -- Anthropological Perspectives on the European Urban Landscape (pp.440-455) – by Christiane Schwab – Part V: Disciplinary Boundary Crossings/ Medical Anthropology and Anthropological Studies of Science (pp.457-479) by Maryon McDonald -- Uses of the Internet in European Ethnographic Research (pp.480-496) by Elisenda Ardévol and Adolfo Estalella -- Visual Culture, Ethnography, and Interactive Media (pp.497-518) by Terence Wright -- Hybrid Worlds of Europe: Theoretical and Practical Aspects (pp.519-536) by Elka Tschernokoshewa -- An Anthropological Perspective on Literary Arts in Ireland (pp.537-550) by Helena Wulff -- Toward an Ethnoecology of Place and Displacement (pp.551-571) by Ullrich Kockel -- A Tale of Two Disciplines: European Ethnology and the Anthropology of Europe (pp.572-589) by Jonas Frykman –-Index (pp.590-608).

xiv, 552 pp. Online at the New School Library in ProQuest Ebook Central and Wiley Online Library Online Books. Parts: I. Caste and Class in Liberal India. - II. Cities, Cosmopolitan Styles, and Urban Critics. - III. Cultures and Religion in the Making. - IV. Communalism, Nationalism, and Terrorism. - V. Law, Governance, and Civil Society. - VI. From Global India to the Ethnography of Change.

xxii, 518 pp. Online at the New School Library in Wiley Online Library Online Books. Parts: I. Introduction. - II. Cultures, Histories, and Identities. - III. Geographies and Boundaries, Spaces and Sentiments. - IV. Socialization, Assimilation, and Identification. - V. Body, Blood, Self, and Nation. - VI. Religion and Science, Beliefs and Bioethics.

55 leaves. Lists anthropologists whose culture area is Scandinavia and/or Finland.