Applying cultural anthropology readings - Ferraro, Gary P. (Belmont, California Wadsworth, 1998)
Medicine and culture: limits of biomedical explanation/ by Cecil G. Helman -- The medical anthropologist as hhealth department consultant/ by Eric J. Bailey -- Practicing sociomedicine: redefining the problem of infant mortality in Washington, D.C./ by Margaret Boone -- Promoting cultural sensitivity in nursing practice/ by Sandra Sharma -- Applied anthropology at the ccrossroads: AIDS prevention research in senegal and beyond/ by Michelle Lewis REnaud -- Role transformation in refugee health program/ Lance Rasbridge -- Cultural aspects of women's health care/ by Andrea M. Kielich -- Needed: a new appreciation of culture and food behavior/ by Rhonda D. Terry -- Listening to culture/ by Gary Stix -- From disease to illness and back again/ by Roland Littlewood -- Business -- The cultural dimension of international business/ by Gary Ferraro -- Corporate anthropologists/ by Jennifer J. Laabs -- Using anthropology/ by David McCrdy -- The bridges process: enhancing organizational cultures to support diversity/ by Kanu S. Kogod -- Contrasts in discussion behaviors of German and American managers/ by Robert Fiday -- Talking from 9 to 5/ by Deborah Tannen -- The need for linguistic proficiency in global business/ by Gary Ferraro -- Interpreting audiences: cultural anthropology in market research/ by Alisse Waterston -- Trends, symbols and brand power in global markets: the business anthropology approach/ by Jeanne van Rij -- Insie a converted Schwinn bicycle factory/ by Bruce G. Posner --Bridging the horizon: American Indian beliefs and whole language learning/ by Wendy Kasten -- An ethnographic study of home/ school role conflicts of second generation Puerto Rican adolescents/ by Marietta Saravia-Shore and Herminio Marinez -- Reflective practice and anthropology in culturally diverse classrooms/ by Evelyn Jacob -- Anthropology and race: the bell curve phenomenon/ by Mark Cohen -- Home grown development: the education of tribal peoples/ by Sarit K. Chaudhuri -- Who's watching the children? anthropology in child care/ by Jonathan Green -- Government and the law -- Monitoring emergency shelter for homeless families in New York City/ by Anna Lou Dehavenon -- Applying anthropology to American Indian correctional concerns/ by Elizabeth S. Grobsmith -- Working in a prison organization/ by Jack Alexander -- Navigating Nigerian bureaucracies/ by Elizabeth Eames -- Environmental health and anthropology in a county health department/ by Roberta M. Hammond -- Practicing anthropology in the carter presidential center/ by Honggang Yang -- Gypsy identity, names and social numbers/ by Anne Sutherland -- Economic development -- Achieving reciprocity: anthropological research and development assistance/ by Inge Bolin -- Women's groups and income generation in Switzerland/ by Edward C. Green -- How many tress does it take to cook pot of rice?: fuelwood and tree consumption in four Philippine communities/ by Ben J. Wallace -- Pastures research in Peruvian Amazon/ by William Loker -- Sacremento learns from Bangladesh: a new twist on economic development/ by Maurine Huang -- Anthropology development vs. development anthropology: mediating the forester-farmer relationship in Pakistan/ by Michael Dove.
Includes bibliographical references.
Keywords: Applied anthropology; Ethnology