| VOLUME 1
No.1 (1963)
Valentine, C.A. Social status, political power, and native responses to European influences in Oceania.
Schwartz, T. Systems of areal integration: some considerations based on the Admiralty Islands of Northern Melanesia.
Jaspan, M.A. Productivity inhibition among workers in a nationalized industry: a factory case study in Java.
Kaldor, S. The study of bilingualism as a approach to language problems of Asian students at the University of Western Australia.
Hoyt, E.E. Culture change and integration: thesis, antithesis, synthesis.
No.2 (1964): "The uses and misuses of Anthropology"
Elkin, A.P. The threefold uses of anthropology
Berndt, C.H. The uses and misuses of anthropology
Geddes, W.R. Anthropology and native policy
Lawrence, P. Social anthropology and the training of administration officers at the Australian School of Pacific Administration
Fink, R.A. Some dangers in applying anthropology
Jaspan, M.A. Anthropology and commitment to political causes
Tugby, D.J. Toward a code of ethics for applied anthropology
Hodgkin, M.C. Cross-cultural education in an anthropological perspective
Douglas, W.H. The Aborigines: is a balanced approach possible?
Berndt, R.M. The Gove dispute: the question of Australian Aboriginal land and the preservation of sacred sites.
Nos.3-4 (1965 – 66): "Politics in New Guinea: Part One"
Kaberry, P.M. Political organization among the Northern Abelam
Lawrence, P. The Garia of the Madang District
Burridge, K.L.O. Tangu political relations
Chowning, A. and W.H. Goodenough Lakalai political organization
General:
Chowning, A. Lakalai kinship
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No.1 (1967): "Politics in New Guinea: Part Two"
Reay, M. Structural co-variants of land shortage among patrilineal peoples
Meggitt, M.J. The pattern of leadership among the Mae-Enga of New Guinea
Brown, P. The Chimbu political system
Watson, J.B. Tairora: the politics of despotism in a small society
General: Tugby, D.J. Cultural anthropological research in the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R. Some contrasts in the organization of science.
No.2 (1968): "Politics in New Guinea: Part Three"
Oliver, D. Southern Bougainville
Langness, L.L. Bena Bena political organization
Lowman-Vayda, C. Maring big men
No.3 (1969): "Politics in New Guinea: Part Four"
Glasse, R. and S. Lindenbaum, South Fore politics
Berndt, R.M. Political structure in the eastern central Highlands of New Guinea
General: Mountford, C.P. and R. Tonkinson, Carved and engraved human figures from North Western Australia
No.4 (1970)
Epstein, A.L. Autonomy and identity: aspects of political development on the Gazelle Peninsula
Maddock, K. Imagery and social structure at two Dalabon rock art sites
Brandl, M. Adaptation or disintegration? Changes in the Kulama initiation and increase ritual of Melville and Bathurst Islands, Northern Territory of Australia
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VOLUME 3
No.1 (1971)
Barnes, J.A. Agnatic taxonomies and stochastic variation
Hamilton, A. The equivalence of siblings
Silberbauer, G.B. Ecology of the Ernabella Aboriginal community
Locke, R.G. Social action: a brief analysis and a constructed type
Miller, W.R. Dialect differentiation in the Western Desert language
Douglas, W.H. Dialect differentiation in the Western Desert—a comment
Miller, W.R. A reply to Douglas's comment
No.2 (1972)
Turner, D.H. Nimda rites of access: a comparative view
Coombs, H.C. Decisions by Aborigines
Berndt, R.M. The changing face of the Aboriginal arts
Williams, J. Governor Weld and the Lador-Burges affair: a consideration
Murray, F.J. Increasing population pressure and changing marriage codes in Central Luzon
McGrath, T.B. Conservation of indigenous cultural heritage in Guam and Micronesia: a partial survey
Hallam, S.J. Reflections on Burrill Lake: archaeologist as ecologist
Nos.3-4 (1973-74)
Stanner, W.E.H. Aborigines in the affluent society: a widening gap
Kolig, E. Progress and preservation: an Aboriginal perspective
Hage, P. A graph theoretic approach to the analysis of alliance structure and local grouping in Highland New Guinea
Reay, M. Generating political conflict: some consequences of economic exploitation of the New Guinea Highlands
O'Collins, M. Social welfare priorities in developing countries with special reference to Papua New Guinea
Norton, R. The management of racial conflict in Fiji
Ghosh, A.K. Culture change in stone age India and its bearing on environmental adaptation
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VOLUME 4
No.1 (1975-76)
Turner, D.H. The myth of Lévi-Strauss: an introduction to structural analysis
Johnston, M.A. Te Mana a Maui—a structural analysis of a Maori myth cycle
Sackett, L. Exogamy or endogamy: kinship and marriage at Wiluna, Western Australia
Duncan, L.S.W. Aboriginal protest: one movement or many?
Inglis, C. Particularism in the economic organization of the Chinese in Papua New Guinea
Reay, M. When a group of men takes a husband: review article
Roy, P.K. Socio-economic impact of industrialization on the Indian family: a case study in Ranchi, India
Obituary: Professor Max Gluckman
No.2 (1977): "Anthropological research in British colonies: some personal accounts"
Loizos, P. Personal evidence: comments on an acrimonious argument
Firth, R. Whose frame of reference? One anthropologist's experience
Richards, A.I. The Colonial Office and the organization of social research
Leach, E. In formative travail with Leviathan
Morris, H.S. Constraints on research in colonial and post-colonial Sarawak
Lloyd, P. The taming of a young Turk: fieldwork in Western Nigeria in the early 1950s
Lewis, I.M. Confessions of a 'government' anthropologist
Chilver, S. The secretaryship of the Colonial Social Science Research Council: a reminiscence
Obituary: Phyllis M. Kaberry
Nos.3-4 (1978-79)
Berndt, R.M. Looking back into the present: a changing panorama in eastern Arnhem Land
Howard, M.C. Migration and inequality: the socio-cultural significance of Australian Aboriginal internment in southwestern 'native' settlements
Bain, M.S. No Pitjantjatjara transformation
Douglas, W.H. Comment on Margaret Baine's 'No Pitjantjatjara transformation'
Feinberg, R. Supernatural sanctions and the social order on a Polynesian outlier: Anuta Island, S.I.
Ritter, P.L. Kosraen circulation, out-marriage, and migration
Koepping, K.-P. Japanese religious movements: the semiology of revolutionary ideologies
Obituaries:
A.P. Elkin
Margaret Mead
T.G.H. Strehlow
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No.1 (1980-82):"The anthropology of language"
Sansom, B.L. Going into language: an introduction
Rigsby, P. and P. Sutton Speech communities in Aboriginal Australia
Cromwell, L. Bar Kar Mir. To talk with no curves: important speaking among mainland Torres Strait Islanders
Liberman, K. The organization of talk in Aboriginal community decision-making
Malcolm, I.G. Speech use in Aboriginal communities: a preliminary survey
Dench, A. Kin terms and pronouns of the Panyjima language of northwest Western Australia
General: Sackett, L. Working for the Law: aspects of economics in a Western Desert community
No.2 (1983-84):"Essays in applied anthropology"
Berndt, R.M. Practical anthropology in Aboriginal Australia: some personal comments
Bell, D. Going it alone: practising applied anthropology
Tonkinson, R. Working for the Judge: role and responsibility
Wilson, J. Toward social impact assessment in Western Australia, as part of the environmental impact assessment process
O'Connor, R. A case of might-have-been: some reflections on the new 'Two Kilometre Law' in the Northern Territory
Dagmar, H. Planning for Aboriginal social change: the role of cultural identity
Vachon, D.A. Essays on the passion, imagination and striving: Aboriginal responses to the anthropological enterprise
Locke, R.A. Foucault in Blackall: directions in clinical anthropology
Cromwell, L. Consulting and no client constituency
Berndt, R.M. Establishing training in applied anthropology
No.3 (1985):"Collection of essays on Aboriginal land rights for the guidance of the Government of Western Australia Aboriginal Land Inquiry 1983-1984"
Berndt, R.M. A little history and a point of view: introductory remarks
Maddock, K. How to do legal definitions of traditional rights
Palmer, K. Simple justice and compensation: establishing criteria for Aboriginal land grants
Christensen, W.J.K. Criteria for land claims
Stanton, J.E. Owners and occupiers: the eastern Goldfields experience
Grimoldby, P. Aboriginal re-housing programmes and claims of need
Berndt, C.H. Women's place
Bell, D. Aboriginal women and land: learning from the Northern Territory experience
Bolger, A. Aboriginal women and land: issues from the Kimberley
Tonkinson, R. Councils, corporations and the Aboriginal polity
Sutton, P. Opinion formation and the problem of group consent
Maddock, K. The definition and interaction of natural and artificial persons in Aboriginal land rights
Sutton, P. Suggestions for a bicameral system
Bowdler, S. Reconciling archaeological and Aboriginal interests in the protection of sites
Randolph, P. Sites and resources: a brief statement in favour of cultural resource management
Keen, I. Aboriginal tenure and use of the foreshore and seas: an anthropological evaluation of the Northern Territory legislation providing for the closure of seas adjacent to Aboriginal land
Crawford, I.M. Aborigines and the sea: resources and management
Smith, M. Bardi relationships with sea
Palmer, K. Ownership and use of the seas: the Yolngu of north-east Arnhem Land
Bell, D. The impact of resource development: after land rights, what forgiveness?
Sutton, P. Proposals for anthropological input to baseline and impact studies
Green, N. Consultation or confrontation? Aboriginal-mining company relations during exploration
Altman, J.C. The payment of mining royalties to Aborigines: compensation or revenue?
Sutton, P. Some questions about adjudication, customary law and land
No.4 (1988)
Anderson, C. All bosses are not created equal
Trigger, D. Equality and hierarchy in Aboriginal political life at Doomagee, north-west Queensland
Tonkinson, R. Egalitarianism and inequality in a Western Desert culture
Bern, J. Structures of inequality and the meaning of surplus: a conundrum in the anthropology of Australian Aborigines
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VOLUME 6
No.1 (1989)
Pinches, M. Sending people up: industrial structure and primordial sentiments in the making of Philippine elevator workers
Pertierra, R. Political consciousness versus cultural identity: community, society and the Philippine state
Metcalfe, A. The importance of freedom and dignity: a reply to John Iremonger
Rumsey, A. Language groups in Australian Aboriginal land claims
Edmunds, M. Opinion formation as political process: the public sector, Aborigines, and White attitudes in a Western Australian town
Merlan, F. The objectification of ‘culture': an aspect of current political process in Aboriginal affairs
No.2 (1990)
Tonkinson, R. Eulogy: Ronald Murray Berndt
Labalestier, J. The politics of representation: Australian Aboriginal women and feminism
Bell, D. A reply to ‘The politics of representation'
Jennaway, M. Paradigms, postmodern epistemologies and pradoxes: the place of feminism in anthropology
Warren, C. Rhetoric and resistance: popular political culture in Bali
Acciaioli, G. How to win followers and influence spirits: propitiation and participation in a multi-ethnic community of Central Sulawasi, Indonesia
Stange, P. Javanism as text or praxis
Wigman, B. The incitement to self-interest: Donzelot, his critics and the case of the ‘New Education' in South Australia
No.3 (1991/1992)
Austin-Broos, D.J. Religion and the politics of moral order in Jamaica
Stevenson, M. Total war: Europeans and indigenous peoples in the Columbian epoch
Woodward, M.R. Javanism, Islam and the plurality of ethnography
Stange, P. Multivalent ethnograpies: a response to Woodward
Aragon, L.V. Revised rituals in Central Sulawesi: the maintenance of traditional cosmological concepts in the face of allegiance to world religion
Mora, M. The Last Kiss and The Return after Murder: a case study of meaning and context in instrumental performance among the T'boli (Philippines)
Sansom, B. Song and political opposition in Sekhukhuneland, 1961-62
Rowland, R. Correspondence: A reply to Australian Aboriginal women and feminism
No.4 (1993): Special Issue: "Custom Today"
(Guest editors: Geoffrey M. White and Lamont Lindstrom)
Lindstrom, L. & G.M. White Introduction: Custom Today
White, G.M. Three discourses of custom
Lindstrom, L. Cargo cult culture: toward a genealogy of Melanesian kastom
Schwartz, T. Kastom, custom, and culture: conspicuous culture and culture-constructs
Donner, W.W. Kastom and modernization on Sikaiana
Flinn, J. Who defines custom? Dance and gender in a Micronesian case
Dominy, M.D. ‘Lives were always, here': the inhabited landscape of the New Zealand high country
Keesing, R.M. Kastom re-examined
Tonkinson, R. Understanding tradition—ten years on
Trigger, D.S. Review article: Australian cultural studies: radical critique or vacuous posturing?
Hodge, B. & V. Mishra Response to Trigger
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VOLUME 7
No.1 (1994)
Glowczewski-Barker, B. Growing up and sexual identity: A cross-cultural approach
Warrell, L. Flirting with morality in the law: The booze, the bouncer and adolescence down under
Roberts, M. The cultured gentleman: The appropiation of manners by the middle class in British Ceylon No.2 (1995): "Papers in honour of Basil Sansom"
(Guest editors: Philip Moore and Noel Dyck)
Moore, P & N. Dyck On ethnographic knowledge: Basil Sansom and the anthropological imagination
Merlan, F. Vectoring anthropology: A critical appreciation of Basil Sansom's work
Cohen, A. P. Ownership, responsibility, and the rhetoric of nationalism: A Scottish case
Moore, D. Raves and the Bohemian search for self and community: A contribution to the anthropology of public events
Dyck, N. Parents, consociates and the social construction of children's athletics
Moore, P. Bloody, bloody, bloody: Language and labour in the Perth building industry
Paine, R. Signal values and politics: The puzzle of the Israel-Palestinian prisoner exchange, May 1985
Sansom, B. The wrong, the rough and the fancy: About morality and an Aboriginal aesthetic of the singular
No.3 (1996)
Kolig, E. Thrilling the clay of our bodies: Natural sites and the construction of sacredness in Australian Aboriginal and Austrian traditions, and in New Age Philosophy
Broch, H. B. Continuity in oral literature at Timpaus, Indonesia
Lewis, E. D. The contribution of anthropology to the Nusa Tenggara Timur pilot livestock development project
Bowdler, S. Freud and archaeology
No.4 (1997) Special Issue: "Change and conflict in Papua New Guinea land and resource rights"
(Guest editors: Paula Brown and Anton Ploeg)
Brown, P. & A. Ploeg Introduction
Lakau, A.A.L. Customary land tenure, customary landowners and the proposals for customary land reform in Papua New Guinea
Holzknecht, H. Problems of articulation and representation in resource development: The case of forestry in Papua New Guinea
Schieffelin, E.L. History and the fate of the forest on the Papuan plateau
Jorgensen, D. Who and what is a landowner? Mythology and marking the ground in a Papua New Guinea mining project
Guddemi, P. Continuities, contexts, complexities, and transformations: Local land concepts of a Sepik people affected by mining exploration
Zimmer-Tamakoshi, L. When land has a price: Ancestral gerrymandering and the resolution of land conflicts at Kurumbukare
Otto, T. Baitfish royalties and customary marine tenure in Manus, Papua New Guinea
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VOLUME 8
Nos.1 & 2 (1998)
Peace, A. Grand prix, global culture? Towards a social anthropology of popular culture at the periphery.
Palmer, C. Reflexivity in global popular culture: The case of the Tour de France
Waite, M. Self-determination in the dance: 'Cultural action', constraint and creativity in the Trinidad carnival.
Applied Forum:
Maddock, K. Anthropologists in native title claims.
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VOLUME 9
No.1 (1999)
Magowan, F. The joy of mourning: Resacralising 'the sacred' in the music of Yolngu Christianity and an Aboriginal theology.
Reuter, T.A. Communicating through the invisible: The paradox of association and the logic of ritualised interaction on the island of Bali.
Acciaioli, G., K. Robinson, and R. Tonkinson, Challenges for the social sciences and Australia: Anthropology
Applied Forum:
Altman, J. Anthropology and indigenous public policy: One view from academia
Review Forum:
Otto, T. Cargo cults everywhere?
Lindstrom, L. Mambu Phone Home
Lattas, L. 'Neither cargo nor cult'
No.2 (1999)
Thomas, M. Dislocations of desire: The transnational movement of gifts within the Vietnamese diaspora.
Taylor, J. (Post-) Modernity, remaking tradition and the hybridisation of Thai Buddhism.
Applied Forum:
Sutton, P. Anthropological submission on the Reeves Review.
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VOLUME 10
No.1 (2000)
Kolig, E. Social causality, human agency and mythology: Some thoughts on history, consciousness and mythical sense among Australian Aborigines.
Applied Forum:
Keen, I. The debate over Yolngu clans.
Review Article:
Bulbeck, D. Post-anthropological archaeology.
No. 2 (2000)
Babadzan, A. Anthropology, nationalism and ‘the invention of tradition’
Inoue, A. Academism and the politics of culture in the Pacific
Soucy, A. The problem with key informants
Review Article:
Forsey, M. The anthropology of education: Cultural critique or ethnographic refusal?
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VOLUME 11
No.1 (2001)
Special Issue: Gender, power and ritual in cross-cultural perspective - Essays in honour of Michael Allen
(Editors: Mary Patterson and Robert Tonkinson)
Patterson, M. & R. Tonkinson. Editors' Introduction: Michael Allen
Hiatt, L. & J. Beckett. Michael Allen: An appreciation
Eipper, C. The Virgin, the visionary and the atheistic ethnographer: Anthropological inquiry in the light of Irish apparitions
Patterson, M. Breaking stones: Ritual, gender and modernity in North Ambrym, Vanuatu
Maddock, K. Women, religion and the meaning of the sacred in Phyllis Kaberry's Australian ethnography
Samuel, G. The effectiveness of goddesses, or, how ritual works
Kondos, V. An engagement with the forces of time: Worship at the goddess Guhyeswari temple
No. 2 (2001)
Sutton, P. Ronald and Catherine Berndt: An appreciation
The Inaugural Berndt Foundation Biennial Lecture
Sutton, P. The politics of suffering: Indigenous policy in Australia since the 1970s
Peace, A. Dingo discourse: Constructions of Nature and contradictions of capital in an Australian eco-tourist location
Crowley, T. Language, culture, history and the fieldworker: What I did on my Christmas holidays on Malakula (Vanuatu)
Griffin, C. Words of celebration on the occasion of Sir Raymond Firth’s 100th birthday (25 March 2001)
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VOLUME 12
No.1 (2002)
Feinberg, R. Elements of leadership in Oceania
Sillitoe, P. Always been farmer-foragers? Hunting and gathering in the Papua New Guinea Highlands
No. 2 (2002)
Special Issue: Kinship and change in Aboriginal Australia
(Guest Editors: Patrick McConvell, Laurent Dousset and Fiona Powell)
McConvell, P., L. Dousset & F. Powell. Guest Editors’ Introduction
Keen, I. Seven Aboriginal marriage systems and their correlates
McConvell, P. & B. Alpher. On the Omaha trail in Australia: Tracking skewing from east to west
Powell, F. Transformations in Guugu Yimithirr kinship terminology
Dousset, L. Accounting for context and substance: The Australian Western Desert kinship system
Bauman, T. ‘Test ’im blood’: Subsections and shame in Katherine
Avery, J. Jura conjugalia reconsidered: Kinship classification and ceremonial roles in adjacent Aboriginal populations in the Northern Territory of Australia
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VOLUME 13
No. 1 (2003)
Dwyer, P. D., R. Just & M. Minnegal. A sea of small names: Fishers and their boats in Victoria, Australia
Smith, B. R. Whither 'certainty'? Coexistence, change and land rights in northern Queensland
Nakar, E. Nosing around: Visual representation of the Other in Japanese society
Glaskin, K. Native title and the 'bundle of rights' model: Implications for the recognition of Aboriginal relations to country
No. 2 (2003)
Special Issue: Perspectives on the category 'supernatural'
(Guest Editor: Roger Ivar Lohmann)
Greenfield, S. M. & B. Saler. Morton Klass, 1928-2001: A dedication
Lohmann, R. I. Introduction: Naming the ineffable
Anderson, R. Defining the supernatural in Iceland
Aragon, L. V. Missions and omissions of the supernatural: Indigenous cosmologies and the legitimisation of 'religion' in Indonesia
Bosco, J. The supernatural in Hong Kong young people's ghost stories
Greenfield, S. M. Can supernaturals really heal? A view of science that shows how they might
Jindra, M. Natural/supernatural conceptions in Western cultural contexts
Lampe, F. P. Creating a second-storey woman: Introduced delineation between natural and supernatural in Melanesia
Lohmann, R. I. The supernatural is everywhere: Defining qualities of religion in Melanesia and beyond
Raverty, T. D. Starting with the supernatural: Implications for method, comparison, and communication in religious anthropology and inter-religious dialogue
Shorter, D. Binary thinking and the study of Yeome Indian lutu'uria/truth
White, E. D. The cultural politics of the supernatural in Theravada Buddhist Thailand
Sered, S. Afterword: Lexicons of the supernatural
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VOLUME 14
No. 1 (2004)
Burns, G. L. Anthropology and Tourism: Past Contributions and Future Theoretical Challenges
Davis, R. Aboriginal Managers as Blackfellas or Whitefellas? Aspects of Australian Cattle Ownership in the Kimberley
Schröder, W. Erhard Eylmann: A Pioneer of Exploration and Anthropology in Australia.
No. 2 (2004)
Jebens, H. 'Vali Did That Too': On Western and Indigenous Cargo Discourses in West New Britain (Papua New Guinea)
McIntosh, I. S. Personal Names and the Negotiation of Change: Reconsidering Arnhem Land's Adjustment Movement
Holton, G. E. L. Heyerdahl's Kon Tiki Theory and the Denial of the Indigenous Past The Second Berndt Foundation Biennial Lecture
Tonkinson, R. Spiritual Prescription, Social Reality: Reflections on Religious Dynamism Review Article
Weiner, J. F. A Map of the Human Tongue No. 3 (2004) Special Issue: Ethnographic Perspectives on Neo-Liberal Reform in Australia
(Guest Editors: Martin Forsey and Chris Lockhart) Forsey, M. & C. Lockhart. Guest Editors' Introduction: Neo-liberalism in Australia
Tonts, M. Spatially Uneven Development: Government Policy and Rural Reform in the Wheatbelt of Western Australia Lockhart, C. & A. Durey. Economic Efficiency versus Community Participation in the Reform of Rural and Remote Health Care Anderson, J. Dairy Deregulation in Northern Queensland: The End of Traditional Farming? Forsey, M. Equity versus Excellence: Responses to Neo-liberal Ideals in a Government High School Lambert, R. Death of a Factory: Market Rationalism's Hidden Abode in Inner-City Melbourne top VOLUME 15
No. 1 (2005)
Robinson, G. Anthropology, Explanation and Intervention: Risk and Resilience in a Parent- and Child-Focused Program
McWilliam, A. Houses of Resistance in East Timor: Structuring Sociality in the New Nation
Shapiro, W. Universal Systems of Kin Categorisation as Primitivist Projects Toussaint, T., P. Sullivan & S. Yu. Water Ways in Aboriginal Australia: An Interconnected Analysis No. 2 (2005) Lee, J. C. H. The Narrative Imperative Amster, M. H. Cross-Border Marriage in the Kelabit Highlands of Borneo Saethre, E. Nutrition, Economics and Food Distribution in an Australian Aboriginal Community Applied Forum
Sculthorpe, G. Recognising Difference: Contested Issues in Native Title and Cultural Heritage (The Third Berndt Foundation Biennial Lecture) No. 3 (2005) Special Issue: Critical Ethnography in the Pacific: Transformations in Pacific Moral Orders
(Guest Editors: Michèle D. Dominy and Laurence M. Carucci) Carucci, L. M. & M. D. Dominy. Guest Editors' Introduction: Anthropology in the 'Savage Slot': Reflections on the Epistemology of Knowledge Part I: Expanding Contexts of Pacific Anthropology Van Meijl, T. The Critical Ethnographer as Trickster Tengan, T. P. K. Unsettling Ethnography: Tales of an 'Ōiwi in the Anthropological Slot Goldsmith, M. Culture in Safety and Danger Part II: New Approaches/New Applications (Re-disciplined Ethnographic Practice) West, P. Holding the Story Forever: The Aesthetics of Ethnographic Labour Young Leslie, H. Tongan Doctors and a Critical Medical Ethnography Harrington, C. 'Liberating' Critical Ethnography: Reflections from Fiji Garment Industry Research Part III: New Approaches/New Applications Feinberg R. Reflections on the Value of Ethnography Petersen G. Important to Whom? On Ethnographic Usefulness, Competence and Relevance Conclusion Lederman, R. Challenging Audiences: Critical Ethnography in/for Oceania top VOLUME 16
No. 1 (March 2006) Burbank, V. From Bedtime to On Time: Why Many Aboriginal People Don't Especially Like Participating in Western Institutions Coe, K., N. E. Aiken & C. T. Palmer. Once Upon a Time: Ancestors and the Evolutionary Significance of Stories Wadley, R. E., A. Pashia & C. T. Palmer. Religious Scepticism and its Social Context: An Analysis of Iban Shamanism Babidge, S. Bodily Connections and Practising Relatedness: Aboriginal Family and Funerals in Rural North Queensland Applied Forum
Tonkinson, R. The Hindmarsh Island Affair: A Review Article
No. 2 (July 2006)
Beer, B. Stonhet and Yelotop: Body Images, Physical Markers and Definitions of Ethnic Boundaries in Papua New Guinea Martinello, C. S. Tahitala's Revenge: Monumental Architecture and the Great Canoe, Lomipeau Applied Forum
Morphy, H. The Practice of an Expert: Anthropology in Native Title Edwards, C., L. Anderson, & S. McKeering. Anthropologists, Lawyers and Native Title Cases in Australia No. 3 (November 2006) Special Issue: East Indies/West Indies: Comparative Archipelagoes
(Guest Editors: Tom Boellstorff, Kathryn Robinson and David A. B. Murray) Murray, D. A. B., T. Boellstorff & K. Robinson. Guest Editors' Introduction Boellstorff, T. From West Indies to East Indies: Archipelagic Interchanges Robinson, K. Idioms of Vernacular Humanism: The West and the East Rodgers, S. Antic Histories: Narrating the Past in a Martinican Novel and a Sumatran Mock Family Memoir Balliger, R. Empire in the Present: Exploring the Indies through the Cultural Geography of the Commonwealth Aravamudan, S. East Indies and West Indies: Comparative Misapprehensions
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No. 1 (March 2007) Palmer, L. Negotiating the Ritual and Social Order through Spectacle: The (Re) Production of Macassan/Yolŋu Histories Rydstrøm, H. Proximity and Distance: Vietnamese Memories of the War with the USA Tonkinson, R. Aboriginal 'Difference' and 'Autonomy' Then and Now: Four Decades of Change in a Western Desert Society Dousset, L. 'There Never Has Been Such a Thing as a Kin-Based Society': A Review Article Applied ForumSansom, B.Yulara and Future Expert Reports in Native Title Cases No. 2 (July 2007) Edmunds, M. & M. Skidmore. Australian Anthropologists and Public Anthropology Dousset, L. & K. Glaskin. Western Desert and Native Title: How Models Become Myths Lattas, A. Cargo Cults and Politics of Alterity: A Review Article
Applied Forum:Responses to Sansom’s Article on the Yulara Native Title Case (previous issue)
Burke, P. The Problem When Flexibility Is the System
Glaskin, K. Manifesting the Latent in Native Title Litigation
Keen, I. Sansom's Misreading of ‘The Western Desert vs. the Rest’
Morton, J. Sansom, Sutton and Sackville: Three Expert Anthropologists?
Sackett, L. A Potential Pathway
Sutton, P. Norms, Statistics, and the Jango Case at Yulara
No. 3 (November 2007) Special Issue: Interrogating Individuals: The Critique of Possessive Individualism in the Western Pacific
(Guest Editor: Karen Sykes) Sykes, K. Guest Editor's Introduction Hirsch, E. Looking Like a Culture Were, G. Fashioning Belief: The Case of the Baha'i Faith in Northern New Ireland Sykes, K. The Moral Grounds of Critique: Between Possessive Individuals, Entrepreneurs and Big Men in New Ireland Wendel, J.P. Making and Unmaking Possessive Individuals: 'Xavier Borrowing' at a Catholic Mission Pacific Islands Secondary School Martin, K. Your Own Buai You Must Buy: The Ideology of Possessive Individualism in Papua New Guinea Robbins, J. Afterword: Possessive Individualism and Cultural Change in the Western Pacific top VOLUME 18 No. 1 (March 2008) Shapiro, L. Innatism in the Anthropology of A. L. Kroeber: A Critique of 'the Boasian Paradigm' Rollason, W. Counterparts: Clothing, Value and the Sites of Otherness in Panapompom Ethnographic Encounters Hyndman-Risik, N. 'Shrinking Worlds': Cronulla, Anti-Lebanese Racism and Return Visits in the Sydney Hadchiti Lebanese Community Brittlebank, K. Asian Dreaming: An Exploration of Ronald and Catherine Berndt's Relationship with Asia Wilding, R. Introducing Anthropology: A Review Article No. 2 (July 2008) Petit, P. Rethinking Internal Migrations in Lao PDR: The Resettlement Process under Micro-Analysis Hoffstaedter, G. Representing Culture in Malaysian Cultural Theme Parks: Tensions and Contradictions Lindstrom, L. Melanesian Kastom and Its Transformations top No. 3 (November 2008) Special Issue: You've Got to be Joking! Anthropological Perspectives on Humour and Laughter from Australia (Guest Editors: Yasmine Musharbash and John Carty) Carty, J & Musharbash, Y. You’ve Got to be Joking: Asserting the Analytical Value of Humour and Laughter in Contemporary Anthropology Morton, J. Poofters Taking the Piss out of Anzacs: The (Un-)Australian Wit of Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Garde, M. The Pragmatics of Rude Jokes with Grandad: Joking Relationships in Aboriginal Australia Redmond, A. Captain Cook Meets General Macarthur in the Northern Kimberley: Humour and Ritual in an Indigenous Australian Life-World Musharbash, Y. Perilous Laughter: Examples from Yuendumu, Central Australia McCullough, M. ‘Poor Black Bastard Can’t Shake-a-Leg’: Humour and Laughter in Urban Aboriginal North Queensland, Australia Alexeyeff, K. Are You Being Served? Sex, Humour and Globalisation in the Cook Islands Beckett, J. Laughing with, Laughing at, Among Torres Strait Islanders Dwyer, P & Minnegal M. Fun for Them, Fun for Us and Fun for All: The ‘Far Side’ of Field Work in the Tropical Lowlands VOLUME 19 No. 1 (March 2009) Shapiro, W. A. L. Kroeber and the New Kinship Studies Alès, C., L. Watts & W. Shapiro. Discussion of ‘A. L. Kroeber and the New Kinship Studies’ Chua, L. What’s in a (Big) Name? The Art and Agency of a Bornean Photographic Collection Peace, A. Ponies Out of Place? Wild Animals, Wilderness and Environmental Governance The Fourth Berndt Foundation Biennial Lecture: Morphy, H. Re-reading Ronald Berndt: Exploring the Depths of his Yolngu Ethnography
No. 2 (July 2009) Herriman, N. A Din of Whispers: The In-Group Manifestation of Sorcery in Rural Banyuwangi Condevaux, A. Māori Culture on Stage: Authenticity and Identity in Tourist Interactions McAllister, P. National Celebration or Local Act of Reconciliation? Public Ritual Performance and Inter-Ethnic Relations in an Australian City McDougall, D. Rethinking Christianity and Anthropology: A Review Article Applied Forum: Coram, S. Intervention or Inversion: Australian Indigenous Justice and the Politics of Cultural Incompatibility No. 3 (November 2009) Special Issue: Spiritual Landscapes of Southeast Asia: Changing Geographies of Religion and Potency Allerton, C. Introduction: Spiritual Landscapes of Southeast Asia Howell, B. Moving Mountains: Protestant Christianity and the Spiritual Landscape of Northern Luzon Allerton, C. Static Crosses and Working Spirits: Anti-Syncretism and Agricultural Animism in Catholic West Flores Telle, K. Spirited Places and Ritual Dynamics among Sasak Muslims on Lombok Amster, M. Portable Potency: Christianity, Mobility and Spiritual Landscapes among the Kelabit Bovensiepen, J. Spiritual Landscapes of Life and Death in the Central Highlands of East Timor Bowen, J. Afterword: Landscapes of Power |
