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Fieldworks: Ethnographic Practices of Appropriation in Art and Anthropology Taking Time: Exploring the Interplay Between Image and Identity Comics and Ethnography Pseudo-anthropology, fetish, fake and ready-made "Nowhere but Here, No One but Us": Geographical Indications, Slow Food Presidia, and "Typicity" in Contemporary Artisan Cheesemaking Artisan Industrialists: Learning from and Informing Ethnographic Praxis Choreography of the Hands: Keeping and transmitting knowledge amongst lace makers in Central Slovakia Concepts of ownership and originality in Kazakh crafts Crafting to Earn, Crafting to Learn: English building crafts and the national economy From baskets to full bodies: Agency among Aboriginal fibre artists in Australia Making and unmaking gods in Hindu South India On Peacocks, Eiffel Towers and Jacquard Machines: appropriating tradition and innovation in an Indian silk cluster Speeds, Feeds and Variables - a Metaphor for the Modern Apprenticeship The Australian 'skills shortage' and apprenticeship in rural trades 'Policy Societies': policy, property, and owned persons. Appropriation and expropriation in Argentina's neoliberal crisis: Contesting policy and legislation between private and collective ownership Common property, individual ownership, local knowledge and clan status : housing and Explorations of policy as text and context; or, what the notion of 'ownership' tends to silence Guaranteeing Employment to Rural India Mediating Indigenous knowledges with bureaucratic imperatives: Constituting Australian Indigenous health policy On the ownership of policy about property treated as property with properties; or, how Indigenous housing guidelines became contraband property Recipient « ownership » in aid-dependent countries: the case of Mali Selling collective policy ownership: Bolivarian propaganda and Venezuelan media wars The contradictory nature and outcomes of stakeholder models of urban policy ownership in Salvador, Bahia The invisible hand of the State: Does anyone know who owns this policy? The Two-Way Appropriation of Indigenous Traditional Knowledge in Conservation Policies: the World Heritage sites of Tongariro in New Zealand and Laponia in Sweden Universities as 'self-owning' subjects of governance? Who Owns Government Schools? An Ethnographic Study Who owns state universities? Policy and appropriation in a New Zealand context Ecological, cultural and social flows: relations to country in the Riverine Domestic moral economies of the borderlands: an analysis of transformations in the social relationships between Torres Strait Islanders and Papua New Guineans Christianity, Personhood, and the Domestic Moral Economy at Galiwin'ku (Northern Territory) "Nothing ever changes": historical ecology and environmental memory in Arnhem Land, Australia. Innovation in Arnhem Land: Archaeology and Donald Thomson's collection of spears and spearthrowers from northern Australia Demand sharing and unsolicited giving: Addressing an apparent paradox with recent data from Arnhem land, north Australia 'Owning' Your People: Sustaining Relatedness and Identity in an Urban Aboriginal Community. The Demand-Share Market: Indigenous economies and Aboriginal art Demand sharing, nutrition, and Warlpiri health: the social and economic strategies of food choice Some recent changes in the organisation of a Warlpiri initiation ceremony Women, Fire and 'Fiends Escaped from Hades': Revisiting Central Australian 'Fire Ceremonies' Cultural Pluralism and borrowing 'tradition': the James Last case Constructing visible difference: towards an anthropological demography of Indigenous Australian populations Portraits of place: Exploring the agency of images in Central Cape York Peninsula The "narcissism of minor differences": the appropriation of the other's difference by native title claimant groups in indigenous Australia. Indigenous Education and Citizenship: Ethnographically Investigating State Appropriations Citizenship and Aboriginal differences: discrepancies between the sovereign and the relational self. Japanese Anthropology and Nicolas Peterson Peterson's Impartye: A short Appreciation Boarding school and the appropriation of childhood? Longhouse children in Sarawak, East Malaysia The plight of Malawian orphans: A need for expert appropriations of childhood? When Children's Drawings Hail Theories: Enfolding Multiple Accounts as Ethical Anthropology Hokkaido preschools: appropriating the distant other, ignoring their own Culture as Therapy: Improving Aboriginal Children in Western Sydney For the good of the Aboriginal child? Subverting Aboriginal practices, producing persons of the Australian state. Children, sexuality and corporeal appropriation in Kimberley Aboriginal settlements Traditions of Childhood and Normativity in Australia's Western Desert Appropriating a Western Childhood: Migrant children's negotiations for experiencing a Western-style childhood in Australia Narratives of (mis)appropriation, a paediatric hospital and the cultural logic of the child protection unit (Re)Appropriating Childhood: Mothers Talk about Autism Artefacts, Artefacts, collectors and the definition of a 'region' in the tropics of North Queensland Baptism of Fire Concrete effects: the expected and unexpected agency of religious architecture He tikanga hurihuri: Maori communities and their churches 1830-1860 Pastel memories: the Carrolup collection and contemporary Nyungar identity in South-West Western Australia Samoan houses and their agency The wealth of the body: trade relations, 'white people's' objects and the diffusion of influence in northern Amazonia. Three Iconoclastic Episodes:Rematerialising Eastern Polynesia Tivaivai and the Rematerialising of 'Value': Colonialism, Social Change and The Contemporary Ceremonial Economy "Lets Go to the Beach to Eat Seafood": Vietnamese Tourism and the Nature-Culture Dilemma An improper nature: introduced animals and 'species cleansing' in Australia Appropriations of nature and land in the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, South Africa Contesting nature, contesting identities: claiming ownership of a wilderness area Hunters on Strike - Facts, ethics and aesthetics in reindeer hunting and management Land, culture & identity: comparative studies of indigeneity & belonging in society and nature Multiple Natures at World's Ends: Difference and methodology On the Margins: Contested and disappearing natures in the Victorian High Country Performing the narrative self on New Zealand's sub-Antarctic islands The nature of salmon and the image of the wild: Performing nature in Norwegian salmon aquaculture Tree of life—tree of death: Eucalyptus in a changing South African landscape Portable religion and its critics The Strehlow Perplex: Which side are you on? I Heard It Through the Grapevine: New Media and Romantic Dissolution Disowning Cultures, Disentangling Natures Lost somewhere between Sweden and the UK Making custom and discovering law in Papua New Guinea high courts Replication and transformation in a sung narrative genre of Highland Papua New Guinea "Climate Change" as Funding Strategy": repackaging a development project in Bali. Disempowerment and climate change inaction in the Marshall Islands Global warming and media negligence The General and Regional Scope of Anthropological Research on Climate Change Adaptation The role of the motor vehicle-oil-military complex in generating war and global warming: a political ecological perspective Tidal waves of uncertainty: experiences of vulnerability among ex-IDP women in post-tsunami Nias, Indonesia Anthropology, Resource development and the appropriation of knowledge Appropriating Development, Appropriating Modernity Gift and commodity relations in pro-poor private sector development interventions: a case study of rice seed companies in Cambodia Looking for victims, settling for sinners: NGOs and Costa Rica's sex trade Misappropriations of aid: the case of Italian-NIgerian anti-trafficking projects Owing and disowning aid: Projects, partnerships and patronage on Siquijor Island, Philippines Ownership and participation in a project to implement greywater management technologies in South African shack settlements Stealing from the Victims: State, NGO, and Media Negotiations over Human Rights Coverage in Mexico Who directs development? The contested interface of state authority and donor conditionality in Laos Whose ministry is it? Owning church charity works Land, Labour and Rights Transmission as a value Alternative Values: The meaning of land in Australian alternative spiritualities Landscapes of life and death Creativity and value: owning the environment in Guianese Amazonia Mediating relations - making land work Leaving the farm Conflicts in Ownership and Appropriation over Communal Land and Resources The Value of the Kallars: Land, Ownership, Cultivation and the Re-Making of a Community Appropriation of coastal space and community formation on a Philippine Island The Double Movement of Property Rights and Rental Regimes in Papua New Guinea The Value of Land and local State Formation in rural China Contesting the value of land in rural Kyrgyzstan Redeveloping the Value of Land: a South African Case Study of How Land Reform Changes Local Valutaions of Land "Sakit Hati": Emotion, the Senses, and Cannibalism in Discourses on Ethnic Violence in West Kalimantan, Indonesia 'Strong European Emotions': European citizenship and visual pleasure A Healthy Sense of Reality: Native Medical Practitioners' Articulations of Entitlement and Responsibility in Colonial Vanuatu Bird sounds and senses of being Cosmopolitan Within: Some Thoughts on Substance, Affect and Space Embodying Underdevelopment: Phenotype, Cosmopolitan Aspirations and Underdevelopment on Simbo, Western Solomon Islands Feeling the gaze? Shame and Shyness among Dani highlanders in Wamena and Manado, Indonesia From Sacrifice to Citizenship: Indenture and the Politics of Pain among Sanatan Hindus in Fiji Governing the senses: how New Zealand's biculturalism works through the practice of a Māori healing tradition Local and global citizenship in the haemophilia community in NZ The Rasa of Belonging: Youth and Post Colonial Timor Leste Where fertilty and mortality collide: governing maternal mortality in out-of-the-way places P14 Appropriating the (in)appropriate: rethinking pageants, contests and the anthropology of emblems Appropriating the Feminine: A Queer Muslim Fashion Parade MissAppropriate: Queering the Queens in Colombia. Appropriating modernity: beauty pageants and spectacle in a Thai Buddhist monastery 'Wing or shroud' ? (Roland Barthes) The emblem of the Kashmir shawl "The thinking woman's Legolas": appropriations of an online parody "You Thought We Wouldn't Notice" : Graffiti as Art Form, Vandalism, Campaign and Culture. The Appropriation of the Improper On having achieved appropriation: the anak berprestasi of Kepulauan Riau, Indonesia "I was instructed not to talk about [those things], but I was never forbidden to do". Relativising the GDR state Distilling the Anzac Spirit: the merchandizing and consumption in New Zealand of war images How museums remember and forget Monuments between memory and forgetting Muslims and Memory of a Legendary Rebel Leader: To Owe is to Disown, To Appropriate is to disappropriate Myth, folklore and Kitsch: the Case of the Black Dog of Bungay Performing memory and transforming history in Australian Aboriginal activism Pictures of the Old People: Lamalama participation in technologies of memory The Use of Memory as a source of Identity and Authenticity in Crypto-Jewish Culture Who owns a common past? Reflections on a collaborative cultural heritage project Who owns the Hiri? An argument about origins among people who share a tradition in Papua New Guinea `Ai Kapu: Remembering the Past in Hawaii's Tourist Lu`au Contemporary socialities and historical perspectives on differentiation and affiliation among Aboriginal families Kinship Matters in Vanuatu Making and Avoiding Trouble: Kinship and the Management of Conflict Marriage as a Disposition Resource conflict and the control of anthropological advice at the Porgera gold mine, Papua New Guinea The Emergence of a Matrilineal Ideology of Traditional Land Ownership in Settled Australia When is a cousin a mother? Skewing strategies and skewed systems 'Conjuring Up' Strathernograms Through Performativity 'Cutting the Network': Mobilisations of ethnicity/appropriations of power in multinational corporations Beyond Price, Value or Worth: Reflections on the theme of investment in 'No Money on Our Skins' Dividual Places on Vanua Lava, Vanuatu Interdisciplinarity, 'the relation', and invention Recontextualizing anthropological knowledge Selves and Intersubjectivity: Relationality in Psychoanalysis and Strathern's theory of sociality The apologetics of an apology and an apologia The intangible wealth of partible persons The sacredness of the gift: Personal partibility and sacrifice in Melanesian Christianity Ambivalent middlemen: representations of the countryside among agricultural experts in western Poland Appropriating Rurality for Military Subjectivities: New Zealand Servicemen in the 1991 Persian Gulf War Barossa Dreaming: Food, Festivals and Fetishism in Rural Australia Beyond Appearances: Organicism and Mysticism in South German Rurality Digging in: Disappearing villages in coal-affected communities in the Hunter Valley Feral pig hunting and feral pig management in the wet tropics of north Queensland From Rural To Global or How to buffer or recover from "shock therapy": Lessons from the recent and far away past. Gifting the Self: the metro-rural idyll and ideal reflexive individuality Producing the Appropriated Rural: ni-Vanuatu Labour on Central Otago Vineyards Rural Health - on whose terms? Sufficiency, Subsistence and Surplus: Rural idylls and relations of production and reproduction in Thailand Anthropological knowledge and the governance of drug related offending: The Drug Interventions Programme and drug testing on arrest Anthropology and the state: what kind of handmaiden? Exclusion and Appropriation: The case of Rachel's Tomb, Bethlehem, Palestine Modelling Culture for the Military The challenges of Representation: Bureaucratic Realities and International Development. When power looks weak: acts of appropriation inside government Indigenous claims and shifting patterns of ownership: Maori appropriation of the Foreshore and Seabed Reindeer and wind mills. Relational Tenure vs Sovereign Tenure in the North Atlantic: Examples of Udal (Odal) Law from Norway, Scotland, and Canada Saltwater, Fresh Water and the Birth of a Nation 'Our submissions come from the heart': Becoming Inc. without compromising who you are Appropriating the Corporation, Transforming Landscape and Escaping Taxes: The Global Real Estate Industry in Vanuatu Playing the Advocacy Game: New Settlers and the Ethno-Politics of Successful Community Advocacy Prayers and performance indicators: efficacy and hierarchy in Vanuatu provincial government Strakja: depictions of organisation and community in Vanuatu. The Clan as Legal Entity: problems and pitfals in Kutubu, PNG A short cyber-ethnography of international gestational surrogates Bringing the world home: understanding young backpackers' adaptations and appropriations of 'local' knowledges, spiritualities and world views Celebrants and changing rites of passage: what changes and what stays the same? Construction of Identity in a Dispersed Rainbow Family Community in Byron Shire, Australia. Contemporary Community Life of the Austronesian-Speaking Amis of Taiwan Contested categories: conceptualizing an Australian Aboriginal photography in the early 21st century Cronulla 2005: Sons of Beaches, Incarnations of Australian Agnosia
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