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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Department of Anthropology"”.
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PEPFAR, politics, and patients/antiretroviral treatment in Tanzania
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Michigan State University. Department of Anthropology, 2010
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Graduate Portfolio: An Anthology of Selected Professional Papers
The portfolio represents a ten year sample of the types of scientific and policy briefings typically generated in the inter-governmental consultation process that has developed since the revisions to the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended. It was offered as proof of professional …
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Graduate Portfolio: An Anthology of Selected Professional Papers
The portfolio represents a ten year sample of the types of scientific and policy briefings typically generated in the inter-governmental consultation process that has developed since the revisions to the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended. It was offered as proof of professional …
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Final Inventory Report Glacier National Park, Lake Sherburne Archeological Inventory & Report, RM-CESU Cooperative Agreement: CA-1200-99-007
The University of Montana Department of Anthropology conducted an inventory and assessment of Lake Sherburne archeological sites in August-September, 2007. This inventory and assessment provides Glacier National Park managers with important data related to cultural resource management needs and …
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Final Inventory Report Glacier National Park, Lake Sherburne Archeological Inventory & Report, RM-CESU Cooperative Agreement: CA-1200-99-007
The University of Montana Department of Anthropology conducted an inventory and assessment of Lake Sherburne archeological sites in August-September, 2007. This inventory and assessment provides Glacier National Park managers with important data related to cultural resource management needs and …
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Clark Wissler, a forgotten influence in American anthropology
The purpose of this dissertation was to examine the institutional history of Clark Wissler's professional career as an anthropologist and to determine his influence upon American social science in this context. By focusing on specific historical contexts in which Wissler affected social science …
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Tourists, gorillas and guns: integrating conservation and development in the Central African Republic
… and development issues through the involvement of local communities in the process of wildlife management. Typically this involves providing park-adjacent communities with conservation-related benefits to induce pro-conservation behaviour. The Dzanga-Sangha ICDP Project (DSP), southwest Central …
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The behavioural ecology of modern families: a longitudinal study of parental investment and child development
… ecologists have contributed to our understanding of the family through extensive studies of animal and traditional human populations. This research emphasises the importance of sibling competition for parental resources and adaptive patterns of biased parental care. In contrast, modern human …
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Identifying and understanding consumers of wild animal products in Hanoi, Vietnam: implications for conservation management
… little is known about the characteristics of consumers, the context of consumption, the values associated with wild animal products, the ability of farmed wild substitutes to satisfy consumer demand and current awareness levels and attitudes regarding wild animals. Focusing on the central …
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A comprehensive analysis of long bone curvature in Neanderthals and modern humans using 3D morphometrics
… were described as having a marked degree of anteroposterior curvature of the femoral shaft. Although initially believed to be pathological, subsequent discoveries of Neanderthal remains made femoral curvature as well as the lateral curvature of the radius to be considered derived …
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"Something You Love And Something More Practical": Undergraduate Anthropology Education In The Neoliberal Era
… complements, or coexists with the values of the liberal arts discipline of anthropology. Liberal arts education, the broader type of education that anthropology fits into, is called into question in this neoliberal era because its goal is not to train workers but to educate liberally. …
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Fabulous Khoisan:the politics of apoliticality in the indigenous Khoisan revivalism movement in South Africa; an exploration of sincerity,stickiness and fabulation in the emergence of a missing people
… marginality as a dynamic, ongoing process of identity formation and resistance. Focusing on the Indigenous “Khoisan Revivalism” movement in South Africa, it examines how young, urban, and working-class individuals claiming Khoisan identity navigate intersections of cultural sincerity, …
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Ella Deloria: a biographical sketch and literary analysis
… author, and researcher in linguistics and anthropology. One purpose. of this study ·was to present a description of her family background, education, and career. Most of this information was gathered by interviews with her relatives, friends, former students, and professional acquaintances. …
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Tourism Dreaming: A Study of the Encounter Culture in Indigenous Cultural Tourism in Australia
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