Anthropology. The Human Science

CONTENTS:
• Application of Anthropology to Social Problems
• Death of Koliam : A Wichcraft Killing in a Changing Environment.
• The Ethnographic Enterprise and the Bureauratization of Ethics.
• The Problem of Human Subjects Legislation.
• Ethnography as an Interpreter of National Censuses: The Guatemalan Case.
• Ethno-history and the Anthropologist as Expert Witness in Legal Disputes: A South Western Alaska Case.
• For Whom the Bell Tolls: Anthropologists Advising on Public Policy.
• Impact of Welfare Aid on Society: The U.S. Welfare Act of 1988.
• The Indian Government Program for Sterilization: A Case Study in Uttar Predesh.
• Modeling Kalahari Hunter-Gatherer Subsistence and Settlement Systems. Implications for Development Policy and land Use Planning in Botswana.
• Some Considerations on the Limits of Anthropological Theory as applied to Community Development.
• Sorcery, Premeditated Murder and the Canalization of Aggression in Sri Lanka.
• Southeast Asian Refugees in the United States: The Interaction of Kinship and Public Policy. The Unbounded Reaches of Anthropology as a Research Science, and some working hypotheses.
• Economic Development and Cultural Resource Management in the Third World :An Example from Peru.
CONTRIBUTORS:
Thomas M. Marecek • David K. Jordan • John D. Early • Kerry D. Feldman • Dorothy Willner • S.M. Ghazanfar • Julie Monroe • S.K. Ray • Sanjiv Nair • Robert K. Hitchcock