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Cultural Anthropology: An Applied Perspective (with CD-ROM and InfoTrac) by Gary Ferraro, 2003-04-29
Anthropologists in Arms: The Ethics of Military Anthropology (Critical Issues in Anhropology) by George R. Lucas Jr., 2009-10-15
Anthropology, Development and the Post-Modern Challenge (Anthropology, Culture and Society) by Katy Gardner, David Lewis, 1996-11-01
The Changing Village Environment in Southeast Asia: Applied anthropology and environmental reclamation in the northern Philippines (The Modern Anthropology of Southeast Asia) by Ben Wallace, 2005-10-19
Visual Interventions: Applied Visual Anthropology (Studies in Applied Anthropology)
Social Impact Analysis: An Applied Anthropology Manual
Church and Cultures: An Applied Anthropology for the Religion Worker (The William Carey Library series on applied cultural anthropology) by Louis J. Luzbetak, 1976-06
Training Manual in Applied Medical Anthropology (Special Publication of the American Anthropological Association)
The church and cultures;: An applied anthropology for the religious worker by Louis J Luzbetak, 1970
Fire in the Dark: Telling Gypsyness in North East England (Applied Anthropology) by Sarah Buckler,
Applied Anthropology and Challenges of Development in India by P.R.G Mathur, 2004-07-15
Outlines & Highlights for Cultural Anthropology: An Applied Perspective by Gary Ferraro, ISBN: 9780495601920 by Cram101 Textbook Reviews, 2009-12-29
Social Change and Applied Anthropology: Essays in Honor of David W. Brokensha (Westview Special Studies in Applied Anthropology) by Miriam S. Chaiken, 1990-06
Do Applied Anthropologists Apply Anthropology? (Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings) by Angrosino, 1976-06

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Applied Anthropology, A Bibliography (Antropologia Applicata, Bibliografia)
applied anthropology, A BIBLIOGRAPHY. By Franco Pelliccioni. in press The Human And Geographical Sciences In The Arctic, Priorities
http://users.libero.it/f-pelli/f-pelli.applied.html

Extractions: APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY, A BIBLIOGRAPHY By Franco Pelliccioni in press "The Human And Geographical Sciences In The Arctic, Priorities And Perspectives: An Introductory Outline", (CNR, Italian National Research Council) Towards the necessity of a New "Urgent" Anthropology: Arctic Anthropology and the "New" (but Ancient, because Traditional) Ecological Indicators ", in CNR (Italian National Research Council, Istituto per l'Inquinamento Atmosferico-Segreteria Tecnico Scientifica per il Programma Antartide), Ravello, 5-6 March 1998 (Casacchia, Koutsileos, Morbidoni, Petrelli, Pettersen, Salvatori, Sparapani, Stoltz Larsen, eds), Pisa: NySMAC, , Publication n.7, 135-141 Problemi socio-antropologici connessi allo sviluppo nel Mezzogiorno , paper read at the Congress "Un progetto per il Mezzogiorno: la cooperazione giovanile sceglie la formazione", organized by FORMEZ-UNCI, Rome BSGI , X, 605-606 1981 "La posizione dellantropologia applicata nel contesto delle scienze etno-antropologiche italiane", Rivista di Etnologia-Antropologia Culturale REAC ), I X, 86-92
Applied Anthropology Concentration
applied anthropology Focus. Advisor Dr. James Loucky applied anthropology draws on the methods and perspectives of Anthropology and applies them in an effort
http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~anthro/applied.html

Extractions: Applied Anthropology draws on the methods and perspectives of Anthropology and applies them in an effort to alleviate current social, economic, and technological problems. Applied anthropologists work in many fields, both in the United States and throughout the world. They work in such diverse areas as the Bureau of Indian Affairs, ESL (English as a second language) and other teaching programs; various domestic and international development agencies; health care, social and human services; agriculture and forestry; and various business enterprises. There are three especially active areas of applied Anthropology today: medicine, education, and cultural resources management. Delivery of health services, nutrition, concepts of health and illness, and the hospital as a social setting is all studied by anthropologists in the same manner they study a tribal or peasant society. Likewise, the school room, the school system, and the structure of education can be investigated in the traditional manner of fieldwork, contextual analysis, and cross-cultural comparison. Cultural resources management, spurred by state and federal legislation, employs cultural anthropologist and archaeologists to assist in the preservation, restoration, and salvage of archaeological resources. They are in the demand as consultants to engineering firms that must assess the impact of proposed construction projects on cultural resources, both living and archaeological.
SOSIG: Applied Anthropology
applied anthropology, Editor Centre for Social Anthropology and Computing, Manchester University Library. Browse this resource, Society for applied anthropology,
http://www.sosig.ac.uk/roads/subject-listing/World-cat/appanthro.html

Extractions: For a short description click the title. To access the resource directly click Editor's Choice (key resources in this subject) Society for Applied Anthropology Journals (contents and abstracts) Up Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Europe Journals (full text) Up AnthroGlobe Organisations/Societies Up Anthropology in Action Foundation for Indigenous Languages High Plains Society for Applied Anthropology ... Society for Applied Anthropology Papers/Reports/Articles (individual) Up Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Applied Anthropology and AIDS Research on a Commercial Farm in Zambia, by Virginia Bond
SOSIG: Applied Anthropology
applied anthropology, Editor Centre for Social Anthropology and Computing, Manchester University Library. Browse this resource, Society for applied anthropology.
http://www.sosig.ac.uk/roads/subject-listing/World/appanthro.html

Extractions: For a short description click the title. To access the resource directly click Editor's Choice (key resources in this subject) Society for Applied Anthropology All Resources Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Applied Anthropology and AIDS Research on a Commercial Farm in Zambia, by Virginia Bond ANTHAP - The Applied Anthropology Computer Network AnthroGlobe Anthropology in Action ...
Anthropology : Applied Anthropology
applied anthropology a guide to library resources. The following are a selection of starting points for topics in applied anthropology.
http://www.library.adelaide.edu.au/guide/soc/anthro/subj/appl.html

Extractions: Related subject guides which may be helpful: Databases are used to identify journal articles because journal articles are not indexed in the library catalogue. Use the appropriate databases listed in the Electronic Databases for Anthropology guide. The following are a selection of starting points for topics in Applied Anthropology
Network Of Applied Anthropologists Homepage
It aims to both serve and draw closer together practitioners of applied anthropology working both in and outside academia, students seeking a career as an
http://www.theasa.org/applications/

Extractions: AppAnth Home The network Directory Education ... Links At the beginning of the twenty-first century we are working in a context where anthropologists, anthropological approaches and ethnographic methods are increasingly important in informing decision-making in the public sector, industry and NGOs. This site has been developed as a response to this situation. It aims to both serve and draw closer together practitioners of applied anthropology working both in and outside academia, students seeking a career as an applied anthropologists, teachers and trainers in applied anthropology, and employers and clients of applied anthropologists. The site is an organic and growing project, it does not simply provide information but relies on its users to send texts and links to participate in the development of this project. This site was developed as a result of Applications of Anthropology an ESRC Seminar Series funded and by the ESRC , the ASA and C-SAP and convened by Sarah Pink in 2003. It aims to provide an online space for the promotion, discussion and development of applied anthropology in the UK.
Social Sciences: Anthropology: Applied Anthropology
Science Directory applied anthropology. applied anthropology. Spacetransportation.org - Science Directory - Last Update Fri Apr 23 2004.
http://www.spacetransportation.org/Social_Sciences/Anthropology/Applied_Anthropo

Extractions: Na§ao De Jurema (Jurema's Nation) - A non-governmental organization (lead by a social anthropologist) dedicated to forging a healthy relationship between western culture and the Kariri-Xoco of Brazil. Features information on the project, profiles of the participants, and details on cultural differences.
APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY: RECENT TEXTS AND OTHER SOURCES
applied anthropology RECENT TEXTS AND OTHER SOURCES. Textbooks in Cultural Anthropology with an Applied Focus. Textbooks in applied anthropology.
http://www.anthropology.hawaii.edu/subfields/applied.htm

Extractions: APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY: RECENT TEXTS AND OTHER SOURCES Textbooks in Cultural Anthropology with an Applied Focus Ferraro, Gary, 2001, Cultural Anthropology: An Applied Perspective, Belmont, CA: Wadsworth/Thomson Learning (Fourth Edition). Robbins, Richard H., 2001, Cultural Anthropology: A Problem-Based Approach, Itasca, IL: F.E.Peacock Publishers, Inc. (Third Edition). Textbooks in Applied Anthropology Ervin, Alexander M., 2000, Applied Anthropology: Tools and Perspectives for Contemporary Practice, Boston, MA: Allyn and Bacon. Gwynne, Margaret A., 2003, Applied Anthropology: A Career-Oriented Approach, Boston, MA: Allyn and Bacon. van Willingen, John, 2002, Applied Anthropology: An Introduction, Westport, CT: Bergin and Garvey (Third Edition). Readers in Applied Anthropology Ferraro, Gary, ed., 1998, Applying Cultural Anthropology, Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishing Co. Higgins, Patricia J., and J. Anthony Paredes, eds., 2000, Classics of Practicing Anthropology 1978-1998, Oklahoma City, OK: Society for Applied Anthropology.
Science Search > Applied Anthropology
Home. Current location Social Sciences Anthropology applied anthropology, 1. Anthro Tech, LLC Fusion of Anthropology and Cyber
http://www.science-search.org/index/Social_Sciences/Anthropology/Applied_Anthrop
Applied Anthropology : Special Emphasis Programs : Department Of Anthropology An
applied anthropology. A great source of information about practicing anthropology, graduate programs in applied anthropology, internships, jobs, etc.
http://www.scu.edu/anthrosoc/anthropology/course/applied_anthropology.html

Extractions: Anthropology Degree Requirements Course Descriptions Special Emphasis Programs ... Sociology Program Program Description The Applied Anthropology Emphasis prepares students to use anthropological knowledge to address pressing human problems in careers outside the university. Through course work and related internships, students will gain a better understanding of how anthropological knowledge and skills can be used practically in occupations related to health and medicine, international development, environment, government, business and education, immigration, and poverty. Rationale Many of our graduates are interested in pursuing careers that will allow them to apply their anthropological expertise and experience to enhance institutional and community life. This emphasis program will give students a solid, well-rounded academic training in anthropological theory and methods as well as the opportunity to develop a professional identity as a practicing anthropologist through internships or other work- or research-related experiences. Three important web sites to explore are: Society for Applied Anthropology (www.sfaa.net) and the National Association for the Practice of Anthropology (aaanet.org/napa). A great source of information about practicing anthropology, graduate programs in applied anthropology, internships, jobs, etc. can be found at the Applied Anthropology Computer Network (ANTHAP.oakland.edu).
Applied Anthropology
We will examine the practical side of applied anthropology as well, examining issues such as potential work contexts for anthropologists, the skills that are
http://www.iupui.edu/~anthpm/applied.html

Extractions: Course outline Today a Course links The Facts of Life Organization This is a survey course designed to introduce contemporary applied anthropology to anthropology majors or students with interests in anthropological insight. Our departmental focus is on applied anthropology, so the course includes all of our faculty, who will each speak from their own research and experience on a wide range of applied settings, research questions, and perspectives. I will guide weekly discussions and provide some continuity between subjects within the field, and faculty members will each appear at least once and discuss a subject or subjects on which they have conducted research. Grading Your final grade will be based on a series of assignments that examine various facets of applied anthropology and include written analyses, oral presentations, self-reflection, and research. All due dates for assignments are included in this syllabus, and it is your responsibility to remember them. Because there are multiple faculty members involved in the course, it is possible some dates of their presentations may change; we will attempt to minimize such changes, and any date changes will always be revised on the online syllabus and announced in class and on the
Applied Anthropology Essay
applied anthropology Essay. This assignment asks you to articulate what you see as the fundamental elements of applied anthropology.
http://www.iupui.edu/~anthpm/appliedessay.html

Extractions: Applied Anthropology Essay As part of this paper, you must discuss how you anticipate using your anthropological training and how this is (or perhaps is not) applied. Be as specific as you can be about how you plan to use anthropological training in the working world: for example, if I was an employer and I asked you why you chose anthropology as an appropriate way to train for the sort of work you're pursuing, what would you say? How would you explain to a prospective employer that anthropology provides distinctive preparation for a wide range of labors? If you are in the course as preparation to simply understand cultural difference and not be an anthropologist per se there's nothing wrong with that, then what is it about anthropology that you believe provides you distinctive skills, training, and insight not common to many of academic disciplines? These are questions people have been wrestling with for a while, so consider looking over one of the many sources that examine the issue of defining applied anthropology. The Applied Anthropology Computer Network site, for instance, has basic information on applied anthropology. Also visit the
Anthropology Resources On The Internet
applied anthropology. Society for applied anthropology; Society for Economic Anthropology; Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America;
http://www.aaanet.org/resinet.htm

Extractions: on the Internet The following links may be of interest to you. AAA is not responsible for these Web sites or the information they provide. Thank you. Anthropologists Anthropology and Technology Biological/Physical Anthropology Applied/Practicing Anthropology ... Visual Anthropology Anthropologists Anthropology and Technology Cyberanthropology.org - A non-commercial resource dedicated to the anthropology of cyberspace. It includes a virtual seminar sections, debates, comics, a course finder facility, readings, a calendar of event and a book review corner "Social and Economic Implications of Information Technologies Bibliographic Data Base" - A pilot project. You are invited to send your comments and additional citations, especially citations to your own relevant work Applied Anthropology Applied Anthropology Computer Network (ANTHAP) - Maintained by SfAA and NAPA, this site provides links to applied anthropology and associated resources.
AAA Publication - "Anthropology For Tomorrow: Creating Practitioner-Oriented App
Anthropology for Tomorrow Creating PractitionerOriented applied anthropology Programs. applied anthropology Programs for Undergraduates Susan Emley Keefe.
http://www.aaanet.org/pubs/sp1.htm
Careers - Applied Anthropology 101
applied anthropology 101. In other words, they work in applied anthropology, also known as practicing anthropology or applied ethnography.
http://www.forwardillinois.com/careers1.html

Extractions: Applied anthropologists identify and solve real-world problems using anthropological theories, principles and methods. Whereas most anthropologists once worked in academia, the majority of them now work in settings outside the classroom. In other words, they work in applied anthropology, also known as practicing anthropology or applied ethnography. The Society for Applied Anthropology was formed in 1941, but the field is only beginning to receive recognition from the general public. Over the past few decades, applied anthropologists have made great strides convincing employers of their value. Increasingly, businesses, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies are hiring applied anthropologists to help them solve problems and run programs. Applied anthropologists commonly work in marketing, education, agriculture, business, economic development, public health and consulting. For example, an applied anthropologist might work as a program director for a research project studying women's health issues, a language and education researcher studying the effectiveness of bilingual education, or an industrial anthropologist studying employees to understand their problems on the job.
Applied Anthropology
What Is applied anthropology? applied anthropology uses the theories, methods, and ethnographic findings of anthropology to solve human problems.
http://www.csulb.edu/programs/applied-anthro/

Extractions: Applied anthropology uses the theories, methods, and ethnographic findings of anthropology to solve human problems. Applied anthropology at CSULB focuses on practicing anthropology in three program options. These are: communities/organizations, health, and education. Where Do Practicing and Applied Anthropologists Work? Today, most applied anthropologists are practitioners who use cross-cultural knowledge and anthropological methods for research and action around the world, not only from a university base. Practicing anthropologists are found in all business, government, health, education, and human services domains. They may work for congresswomen, in hospitals, school districts, research and consulting firms, or state and local governments. They are often researchers but more and more, they don't just study problems. These anthropologists are often administrators, program directors, and even business owners. They craft and manage solutions. What Do Applied and Practicing Anthropologists Do?
Applied Anthropology
Students may take courses in applied anthropology through University Extension Services without being admitted to the University or the Department of
http://www.csulb.edu/programs/applied-anthro/Application/applicationf.html

Extractions: Applied Anthropology CSULB Home CLA Home Applied Homepage Program Info ... Faculty How to Apply. Students must apply and be accepted to the California State University, Long Beach using the forms available from the Admissions Office (explore the link to the CSULB Homepage, below). Students must also apply and be admitted to the Department of Anthropology. The forms for doing so may be downloaded from this page. Residents of other countries may have special requirementsthese are noted below. When to Apply. You can only apply for admission to the fall semester. Students may take courses in applied anthropology through University Extension Services without being admitted to the University or the Department of Anthropology but check with the Department's Graduate Advisor, Dr. Pam Bunte, first. There is a limit to the number of units of extension credit allowed towards a graduate degree. Deadline.
Anthropology: Applied Anthropology
Anthropology applied anthropology.
http://www.puredirectory.com/Science/Social-Sciences/Anthropology/Applied-Anthro

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The Degree Of Master Of Applied Anthropology
Division of Society, Culture Media and Philosophy. MASTER OF applied anthropology (M.App.Anth.). Enquiries Director, Master of applied anthropology,.
http://www.anth.mq.edu.au/maa/

Extractions: Social Impact Assessment and Cross Cultural Negotiation click here for print friendly version For a full description of the MAA, its history, structure, content and important administrative information please see the Handbook The Master of Applied Anthropology replaces the Master of Arts in Applied Anthropology and Development Studies (MAAADS) which has been offered by the Department of Anthropology since 1991. Students of the MAAADS have gone on to successful careers including international aid, local and federal government, community organisations, the media and further research in Australia and overseas. The Master of Applied Anthropology is a named coursework postgraduate degree with a research element designed for students who wish to gain a qualification in the area of applied anthropology, with a focus on social aspects of development and policy research. The degree is most appropriate for students with a social science (or related subject) background and an interest in culture, society and contemporary development issues.
MA In Applied Anthropology - Boston University
Master Of Arts in applied anthropology. The applied anthropology degree program is designed for nonanthropologists who are already
http://www.bu.edu/anthrop/ma.html

Extractions: The applied anthropology degree program is designed for non-anthropologists who are already engaged in, or plan to enter, such fields as medicine, public health, education, journalism, law, environmental management, social services to refugee or immigrant populations, rural development, or public policy evaluation. It is designed to provide the student with a basic anthropological training and an appreciation of the significance of a cross-cultural perspective in professional practice. The master's degree is neither required nor encouraged as a stepping stone to the Ph.D. Those persons intending to become professional anthropologists should apply directly to the Ph.D. program. Prerequisites Applicants must have obtained a degree in some discipline other than anthropology and have an expressed intention to continue working in, or enter, that field. Prospective students should also explain in their written statements how they expect anthropology to enhance their capability or improve their effectiveness in their chosen career. This is important because students who enter the program with well-defined goals derive the most benefit from the resources the Department and the University have to offer. Under exceptional circumstances, applications for this program may be considered after the regular application deadline date. The Graduate Record Examination must also be taken by all applicants. Course Requirements Students enrolled in the program must successfully complete a minimum of eight semester courses (32 credits), two of which may be taken outside of the Department of Anthropology. During the first semester, the program coordinator assists students in choosing appropriate courses. By the second semester students must select a major advisor from among the faculty. Students are required to achieve an overall grade point average of 3.0 (B) in their course work. During their last semester students may enroll in a directed study course (GRS AN902) under the guidance of their major advisor and begin developing a topic for the required research paper. While it is possible for a full-time student to fulfill all the program's requirements in two semesters, many students often need an extra semester of residency to fully complete their studies.

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