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Cultural Anthropology: An Applied Perspective by Gary Ferraro, Susan Andreatta, 2009-02-24

Cultural Anthropology: An Applied Perspective by Gary Ferraro, 2007-02-26

Tourism and Applied Anthropologists: Linking Theory and Practice (Napa Bulletin 23) by James M. Tim Wallace, 2005-12-16

Cultural Anthropology: An Applied Perspective (with InfoTrac?) by Gary Ferraro, 2005-03-28

Applied Anthropology: An Introduction by John Van Willigen, 1993-03

Applied Anthropology: A Practical Guide by Erve Chambers, 1989-07

Anthropology in Use: Bibliographic Chronology of the Development of Applied Anthropology (A Redgrave book) by J. van Willigen, 1980-01-01

Anthropology and Development: Understanding Comtemporary Social Change by Jean-Pierre Olivier de Sardan, 2005-04-02

Places in Mind: Public Archaeology as Applied Anthropology (Critical Perspectives in Identity, Memory & the Built Environment)

Anthropology Put to Work (Wenner-Gren International Symposium)

Applied Anthropology: Domains of Application by Satish Kedia, John Van Willigen, 2005-10-30

Applied Anthropology: Tools and Perspectives for Contemporary Practice (2nd Edition) by Alexander M. Ervin, 2004-06-20

NAPA Bulletin, Careers in 21st Century Applied Anthropology: Perspectives from Academics and Practitioners

Applied Anthropology: An Introduction Third Edition by John Van Willigen, 2002-05-30

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The ANTHAP Home Page
The applied anthropology Computer Network mailing list.Offers information on training and includes a FAQ and a collection of links.
http://anthap.oakland.edu/

Extractions: The Applied Anthropology Computer Network (anthap.oakland.edu) Applied anthropologists are professional consultants and on-board problem solvers in many fields that require a theoretical and practical understanding of human cultural behavior or human biology. They work in advertising, market development, health care, cultural resource management, educational research, business management, economic development, migrant settlement, forensic analysis, and many other areas. They utilize the research techniques and background information of the anthropological sciences in practical settings where they also develop special anthropological approaches to problem solving. What do applied anthropologists do? Some answers to this question can be found in the NAPA (National Association for the Practice of Anthropology) video Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About Applied Anthropology , provides more information. People interested in studying applied anthropology can consult our list of Graduate Programs in Applied Anthropology Employments opportunities for applied anthropologists can be found at the ANTHRO Tech Career Connection and at the Context Based Research Group For information on activities related to applied anthropology consult the Applied Anthropology Browser The ANTHAP Working Papers are anthropological papers of interest to applied anthropologists, particularly those who participate in the discussion channels mentioned below.
The Society For Applied Anthropology
Promotes the investigation of human behavior and practical applications to contemporary issues. Features Category Science Social Sciences Organizations©2003 Society for applied anthropology. All rights reserved.
http://www.sfaa.net/
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ANTHAP Home Page The applied anthropology Computer Network mailing list.Offers information on training and includes a
http://home1.gte.net/ericjw1/applied.html
WWW Virtual Library: Anthropology: Applied Anthropology
Internet resources relating to Applied and Practicing Anthropology. General list of Internet resources related to applied anthropology. Found at http// www sul.
http://vlib.anthrotech.com/Applied_Anthropology
USF Anthropology Department Homepage
ANTHAP Home Page The applied anthropology Computer Network mailing list.Offers information on training and includes a
http://www.cas.usf.edu/anthropology
Applied Anthropology In Honduras
Web site of the CSU Chico professor that discusses his research in applied anthropology in Honduras.
http://www.csuchico.edu/anth/loker/

Extractions: Anthropology Dept Welcome to Bill Loker's web site. The idea behind this site is to give you an idea of the kind of anthropological research I do and provide some links and ideas to follow-up if you are interested. The site has images and some explanatory text that explain what I have been up to lately. You can go straight to the images if you want by clicking on the topics to the left. If you want some background, read on. . . . . . . Enter slide show
Anthropology At UNT: Applied Anthropology Research Center
Studies differences in cultural communication and behavior; site includes philosophy, services, faculty Category Reference Education University of North Texas ResearchThis page provides information on the Applied Cultural AnthropologyCenter (ACARC) at the University of North Texas.
http://www.unt.edu/anthropology/acarc.htm

Extractions: The complexity of social interactions, caused by increased inter-cultural and cross-cultural engagements, requires new and innovative strategies for program development and technology transfer. Organizations need additional ideas, expertise and experienced personnel to increase their prospects for success in designing strategies for reaching multi-cultural populations. The staff of the ACARC use applied holistic approach to resolve issues caused by misunderstandings resulting from differences in cultural communication and behavior. Anthropologists study the differences and similarities, both biological and cultural, in human populations in all periods, and in all parts of the world. Few, if any, other professional or academic approaches offer a comprehensive examination, understanding and methodology to address social issues and human diversity questions. Anthropologists have provided solutions for improving people's lives, and have participated in monitoring the activities of others, e.g., analyzing program interventions; analyzing environmental constraints, both social and biological; examining political structures, economic or subsistence influences; religious constraints, or external influences. While the foundation model used derives from anthropology, specialists from a wide variety of disciplines will be brought together, as necessary, to make the Center's activities holistic.
Anthropologists At Work:
Graduate Programs with applied anthropology University of Miami Montclair State College State University of New York, Binghamton
http://www.acs.oakland.edu/~dow/napafaq.htm

Extractions: Surveys show that students have many of their questions about the nature of professional work in anthropology answered by viewing the National Association for the Practice of Anthropology's video entitled Anthropologists at Work Careers Making a Difference , Like all useful educational tools, however, this video program about the day-to-day work environments, arenas of inquiry, and practical applications of anthropology raises as many questions as it answers. This supplement is designed to provide answers to those questions students have raised most frequently after viewing the video. The following questions are answered in this document: 1. How great is the demand for practicing anthropologists? Are there jobs? 2. If I am interested in working as a practicing anthropologist, what academic degrees do I need to get? 3. Are there universities that offer training programs in practicing anthropology? 4. What courses should Take? What skills would it be good to acquire while I am in college? ... 12. Can students join NAPA (The National Association for the Practice of Anthropology)? There is also a bibliography of further readings on careers in applied anthropology at the end of this document.
Graduate Programs In Applied Anthropology
Graduate Programs with applied anthropology American University. Universityof Arizona. Boston University. California State University, Chico.
http://anthap.oakland.edu/gradprog.htm

Extractions: Graduate Programs with Applied Anthropology American University University of Arizona Boston University California State University, Chico California State University, Long Beach ... Memphis University University of Miami Michigan State University Montclair State College University of New Orleans State University of New York, Binghamton State University of New York, Buffalo University of North Texas Northern Arizona University Oregon State University ... The University of York
Bulletin Of The General Anthropology Division
The goal of this publication to provide timely and readable information from the four fields of anthropology and applied anthropology. Site includes sample table of contents, subscription information and ordering information.
http://www.aaanet.org/gad/bulletin.htm

Extractions: Bulletin of the General Anthropology Division General Anthropology is published biannually by the General Anthropology Division, a Section of the American Anthropological Association. The goal of General Anthropology is to provide timely and readable information and ideas from the four fields of anthropology and applied anthropology. Articles Features David W. McCurdy , Editor
High Plains Society For Applied Anthropology (HPSfAA)
HPSfAA applied anthropology organization for practitioners, applied anthropologists,and students. This site uses javascript. Turn it on.
http://www.hpsfaa.org/

Extractions: This site uses javascript. Turn it on. Contact Us Login About Us Publications ... News Resources Upcoming Events Member Login Form Username: Password: Verify Password: Lookup Username and Password Become a Member News and Announcements New Web Address Please note that our new web address is http://www.hpsfaa.org/ . Please update your web browser's favorite/bookmark and links in your web pages. 2003 Annual Conference
High Plains Society For Applied Anthropology (HPSfAA) : About Us
HPSfAA applied anthropology organization for practitioners, applied anthropologists,and students. This site uses javascript. What is applied anthropology?
http://www.hpsfaa.org/?section=about&subsection=applied
WWW Virtual Library: Anthropology
applied anthropology (50) Archaeology (476) Biophysical Anthropology (25) Conferences(3) Cultural Anthropology (329), Directories (6) Discussion Forums (97
http://vlib.anthrotech.com/

Extractions: This site uses javascript. Turn it on. Careers Forum Library Members ... Contact Us Enter Keywords: All Categories Applied Anthropology Archaeology Biophysical Anthropology Conferences Cultural Anthropology Directories Discussion Forums Education General Job Opportunities Linguistic Anthropology Organizations Publications Specialized Fields Theories Advanced Search Search Tips FAQs Help ... Random Directory Applied Anthropology Site of the Month Awards View Category Survey of the Month Join our Mailing List Should the USA go to war with Iraq? Expires: No Yes TOTAL View Past Survey Results Submit Survey Receive our monthly newsletter, AT Digest , that features site updates, articles about anthropology and Web/Internet technologies, site reviews, and much more.
Reed D. Riner
Professor at Northern Arizona University who studied applied anthropology as it relates to the enculturation Native American Indians.
http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~rdr/
Committee On Anthropology In Environmental Planning
Anthropologists interested in sustainable community development and environmental resource dispute resolution. Formerly the Committee on Anthropology in Environmental Planning.
http://www.policycenter.com/policycenter/CAEP/caeppage.htm

Extractions: The Committee on Anthropology in Environmental Planning was a loosely-knit group of professional anthropologists interested in sustainable community development and resolving disputes over cultural and environmental resource management options. The Committee published a Newsletter three times a year, whose recent issues are archived here. In 1998, the Committee was organizationally transformed into the Environmental Anthropology Topical Interest Group of the Society for Applied Anthropology . The Topical Interest Group continues to publish a newsletter: HUMAN ENVIRONMENTS which is available online at no charge. To be put on the newsletter mailing list, contact the Newsletter Editor, Rick Stepp The Topical Interest Group also operates a List-Serve, AmbientNet : 1. Send a message to the listserve facility located at NCSU. The message should be sent to: LISTSERV@listserv.ncsu.edu 2. After you have subscribed, you will be on the Ambientnet listserve. In order to send messages to our listserve, you must use a slightly different address. That address is as follows: ambientnet@listserv.ncsu.edu Any message you send will automatically be forwarded to everyone who is subscribed. Currently, we have about 70 members subscribed. We would very much like to increase that number. If you would like to see who is subscribed. Send a message to: ambientnet@listserv.ncsu.edu. The message should be simply: Recipients Ambientnet Do not put anything else in the body of the message. A subject heading is also not needed. You will get a message back shortly listing the names and email addresses of everyone on the list.
Center For Applied Anthropology
Center for applied anthropology. at Univ. of South Florida. The Centerfor applied anthropology fosters applied research and action
http://www.cas.usf.edu/appl_ant/

Extractions: The Center for Applied Anthropology fosters applied research and action projects which are closely related to the instructional programs of the College of Arts and Sciences , especially through the graduate programs in applied anthropology . Organizationally, the Center for Applied Anthropology is within the Department of Anthropology although it maintains an interdisciplinary perspective in its projects. The Center is directed by Alvin W. Wolfe , Distinguished Service Professor, Anthropology. While the Center is primarily oriented toward service and research, its activities relate closely to the instructional program of the College of Arts and Sciences. The director and most research associates are faculty members who engage students in their projects. The Center is resuscitating a publications project that was started some years ago while it was a part of the Human Resources Institute. Several monographs published at that time are still available for distribution: (1) Internship Training in Applied Anthropology; (2) Case Studies in Applied Anthropology Internship Training; and (3) Archaeology and Historic Preservation: A Guide to Compliance Procedures in the Tampa Bay Region. The Center also has the distribution rights for back issues of the journal CONNECTIONS, of which Alvin Wolfe was editor until 1994. Those are distributed for $30 per volume (ordinarily two issues). Alvin Wolfe is co-editor of a new journal, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, whose editorial office is considered a project of the Center for Applied Anthropology.
The ANTHAP Home Page
The applied anthropology Computer Network works to enhance training, ethics and prestige of those working in the field. Includes FAQ, working papers and contact information.
http://www.oakland.edu/~dow/anthap.htm

Extractions: The Applied Anthropology Computer Network (anthap.oakland.edu) Applied anthropologists are professional consultants and on-board problem solvers in many fields that require a theoretical and practical understanding of human cultural behavior or human biology. They work in advertising, market development, health care, cultural resource management, educational research, business management, economic development, migrant settlement, forensic analysis, and many other areas. They utilize the research techniques and background information of the anthropological sciences in practical settings where they also develop special anthropological approaches to problem solving. What do applied anthropologists do? Some answers to this question can be found in the NAPA (National Association for the Practice of Anthropology) video Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About Applied Anthropology , provides more information. People interested in studying applied anthropology can consult our list of Graduate Programs in Applied Anthropology Employments opportunities for applied anthropologists can be found at the ANTHRO Tech Career Connection and at the Context Based Research Group For information on activities related to applied anthropology consult the Applied Anthropology Browser The ANTHAP Working Papers are anthropological papers of interest to applied anthropologists, particularly those who participate in the discussion channels mentioned below.
Human Organization
Journal of the Society for applied anthropology. Includes abstracts and tables of contents for back issues.
http://www.sfaa.net/ho/

Extractions: HO Issues and Topics Forthcoming Issue Back Issues HO Information Editorial Board and Staff Information for Authors Comments from the Editor Information for Reviewers ... Thanks to Our Reviewers and Reviewer List SfAA Membership, HO Subscriptions, and SfAA Publications Become an SfAA Member and Receive HO HO Institutional Rate Sheet Related SfAA Publications
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applied anthropology. Ann M. Reed. HISTORY. THE FUTURE. The authors of the primarytextbooks in applied anthropology each offer slight variations on this theme.
http://www.indiana.edu/~wanthro/applied.htm

Extractions: public sector (van Willigen 1986: 24). Applied work in archaeology was first initiated during the 1920s when government policy-makers cooperated in public works projects (Fiske and Chambers 1997: 283). During the World War II era, applied anthropologists employed under the community analysis section of the War Relocation Authority studied the problems associated with the forcible removal of West Coast Japanese to internment camps east of the Sierras (Foster 1969: 203). In 1941, the Society for Applied Anthropology was established by anthropologists including Margaret Mead, Eliot Chapple, and Fred Richardson in response to "growing academic bias" within the American Anthropological Association (AAA) (Fiske and Chambers 1997: 283). Later that same year, the first journal of SfAA was published, Applied Anthropology, though the name was changed to Human Organization in 1949. Also in 1949, the Society for Applied Anthropology was the first organization within anthropology to create an ethics statement, which called upon the anthropologist to, "take responsibility for the effects of his recommendations, never maintaining that he is merely a technician unconcerned with the ends toward which his applied scientific skills are directed" (Mead, Chapple, and Brown vol.8 1949: 20; van Willigen 1993: 32). SOPA, the Society of Professional Anthropologists was established in Tucson as the first local practitioner organization (LPO) in 1974 (van Willigen 1993:35; Fiske and Chambers 1997: 285). Though SOPA disbanded within a decade, it served as the model for many other regional organizations, such as the Washington Association of Practicing Anthropologists (in D.C.)and the High Plains Society for Applied Anthropology (in Boulder, CO), which serve as "grassroots" organizations providing members with a forum to share common concerns, to establish identity, and to network with other professionals. Roughly a dozen LPOs are currently operating in the U.S. (Fiske and Chambers 1997: 285).
Indiana University Syllabus Assignment Applied Anthropology And Development
Anthropology E490/690 Anthropology and Development Fall 2002. AssignmentOne. Development problems and issues through the eyes of the poor.
http://www.indiana.edu/~wanthro/490as1.htm

Extractions: Anthropology E490/690 Anthropology and Development Fall 2002 Assignment One Development problems and issues through the eyes of the poor. Due Date : September 24 Format : Five pages, typed. Half-inch margins at least. Proofread for spelling Âand grammar. Use American Anthropologist style references (check the website for instructions). Sources : Pick one of the following books (or another one; approve it with me in Âadvance). All are first-person narratives, novels or journalistic accounts that Âbring the reader into close contact with people's lives. Most are in theÂ library - others may be found in used book shops on campus. If you know of aÂ book that should be on this list, suggest it to me! I have given the dates of the most recent edition, if possible. Jorge Amado The Violent Land Avon Chinua Achebe No Longer at Ease . Anchor. Manlio Argueta One Day of Life . Vintage. Manlio Argueta A Place Called Milagro de la Paz . Curbstone Press. J. Berger, 1978 Pig Earth . Pantheon. Camilo Cela The Family of Pasqual Duarte Avon Domitila de Chungara Let Me Speak!

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