Development anthropology beyond economics - Kikuchi, Yasushi 1939- .; Cernea, Michael M. (Quezon City New Day, 2004)
Foreword -- Preface -- Background and objectives of the symposium: the case of development anthropological evaluation /Yasushi Kikuchi -- The sustainability pf anthropology and development /Michael M. Horowitz -- Cultural diversity in developmetn anthropology /Yasushi Kikuchi -- The uses of anthropology in monitoring food security and market liberalization: the example of Malawi /Pauline E. Peters -- Anthropological field methods and development in Asia /G.E. Clarke -- The trauma and reconstruction of societies devastated by mass violence /Richard Mollica -- Economic development and the creation of national culture and identity in Malaysia /Sanusi Osman -- Anthropology with people: development anthropology as people-generated theory and practice /Mary Racells -- The anthropologist as formal cultural broken between "North" and "South" /Anke Niehof -- The anthropological role in the reconstruction and development of Cambodia /Son Soubert -- Now and what can social anthropology contribute to development policy? /Rosalind Eyben -- Long-term consequences of foreign aid: insights from anthropological analysis /Georg Elwert -- The global context of development anthropology: social and cultural dimensions of market expansion /Hans-Dieter Evers -- Educational goals in development anthropology /Gudrun Dahl -- Understanding from within: anthropology and the training of development workers /Nico Vink -- Development and education in Oceania /Hironari Narita -- Development in Asia: a Southeast Asian perspective /Wilfrido V. Villacorta -- How to weigh culture against development /Kiyotaka Aoyagi -- Appendices -- Notes -- Bibliography -- The contributors.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 306-339).
Keywords: Applied anthropology