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AIDS and Accusation

Harvard University. Department of Anthropology, Paul Farmer

1992

Live sex acts

W. Chapkis

1997

Involving Young People in Teenage Pregnancy and Sexual Health Work

Ellie Lewis

2006

Seedtime for fascism

George V. Strong

1998

The world is a carpet

Anna Badkhen

2013

Redesigning Work

Frank Graves, Graham Lowe

2016

Political socialization

Edward S. Greenberg

2009

Marxism, class analysis, and socialist pluralism

Les Johnston

1986

The seventies

Shelton Waldrep

2000

Other immigrants

David M. Reimers

2005

Being married, doing gender

Caroline Dryden

1999

Debating biology

Lynda I. A. Birke, Gillian Bendelow, Simon J. Williams

2003

Questioning technology

Andrew Feenberg

1999

Civilization

Edward Carpenter

1889

Sex Trafficking in the United States

Andrea J. Nichols

2016

"You Can Tell Just By Looking" and 20 Other Myths About LGBT Life and People

Ann Pellegrini, Michael Bronski, Michael Amico

2013

Is marriage for white people?

Ralph Richard Banks

2011

Assimilation in American life

Milton M. Gordon

1964

Storytelling in Northern Zambia

Robert Cancel

2013

The New great transformation?

Christopher G. A. Bryant, Edmund Mokrzycki

1994

The anthropology of religion, magic, and witchcraft

Rebecca L. Stein

2011

Histoire de la sexualité

Michel Foucault

1978 ★ 3.6

Mothers and children

Elisheva Baumgarten

2004

Economic and Political Reform in Africa

Peter D. Little

2013

Towards a theory of educational transmissions

Basil B. Bernstein

1975

Capitalist Transformation of State Socialism - Was It Worth It?

Lane, David

2013

The post-colonial critic

Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak

1990

Tourism and national identities

Elspeth Frew

2011

Latin looks

Clara E. Rodriguez

1997

Anthropology, development, and modernities

Norman Long

2000

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