| Women's Yarning Circles: A gender-specific bail program in one Southeast Queensland Indigenous sentencing court, Australia |
3 |
| Lamenting the real and crying for the really real: Searching for silences and mourning martyrdom amongst Iranian volunteer militants |
2 |
| China in Laos: Enclave spaces and the transformation of borders in the Mekong Region |
2 |
| Good anthropology in dark times: Critical appraisal and ethnographic application |
2 |
| Finding the good: Reactive modernity among the Gebusi, in the Pacific, and elsewhere |
2 |
| Observations of red-giant variable stars by Aboriginal Australians |
2 |
| Information is not knowledge: Cooking and eating as skilled practice in Australian obesity education |
1 |
| Televisual experiences of poverty and abundance: Entertainment television in the Philippines |
1 |
| Making coin and the networker: Masculine self-making in the Australian professional managerial class |
1 |
| Social mobility of ethnic minority students in Laos |
1 |
| Lao peasants on the move: Pathways of agrarian change in Laos |
1 |
| Resource conflicts and the anthropology of the dark and the good in highlands Papua New Guinea |
1 |
| Making the Baruya great again: From glorified great men to modern suffering subjects? |
1 |
| Afterword: Dark Anthropology in Papua New Guinea? |
1 |
| Old age is cruel: The right to die as an ethics for living |
1 |
| Going with the flow' of dementia: A reply to Nigel Rapport on the social ethics of care |
1 |
| The whisperings of ghosts: Loss, longing, and the return in Stolen Generations stories |
1 |
| Weather from incest: The politics of indigenous climate change knowledge on Palawan Island, the Philippines |
1 |
| An independent and mutually supportive retirement as a moral ideal in contemporary Japan |
0 |
| Moving out: End-of-life decisions at a geriatric affordable housing facility in Brooklyn, NY |
0 |
| Honouring the elders: The common good among Karen communities - a multi-sited ethnography |
0 |
| Of manners and hedgehogs: Building closeness by maintaining distance |
0 |
| Gender and inequality in a postcolonial context of large-scale capitalist projects in the Markham Valley, Papua New Guinea |
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| Following instructions and attempting to persuade: Performing an oral assignment in a seminar in Matvung |
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| Refugees, resettlement and being in Australia: Anthropological stories to question our assumptions |
0 |
| Grappling with flying as a driver to climate change: Strategies for critical scholars seeking to contribute to a socio-ecological revolution |
0 |
| Is it agency? An integrative interpretation of female adolescents' sexual behaviour in three remote Australian Aboriginal communities |
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| Converts, Christians and anthropologists: A critique of Mark Mosko's partible penitent thesis |
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| The action and inaction of care: Care and the personal preserve |
0 |
| Changing moralities: Rethinking elderly care in Spain |
0 |
| I choose to go without everything really: Moral imperatives, economic choice and ageing |
0 |
| Care and the afterlives of industrial moralities in post-industrial northern England |
0 |
| With AIDS I am happier than I have ever been before |
0 |
| The tribe next door: The New Guinea Highlands in a postwar Papuan mission newspaper |
0 |
| Resettlement challenges and dilemmas: An in-depth case study of Bhutanese refugee women in Australia |
0 |
| Preparing for (life after) death: Advance care directives and cyclic temporalities |
0 |
| Reflections on Grant Evans' The Politics of Ritual and Remembrance: Laos since 1975 |
0 |
| From the Murray to the Mekong: Grant Evans' life and fieldwork |
0 |
| From Tai-isation to Lao-isation: Ethnic changes in the longue duree in Northern Laos |
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| An example of de-Tai-isation? Longue duree ethnic change in a mountainous area of southern China |
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| Can Indigenous Land and Knowledge Solve the Twin Curse of Racism and Environmental Exploitation? |
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| The wrong t-shirt: configurations of language and identity at Warruwi Community |
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| Tunnel Vision: Part TwoExplaining Australian anthropology's conservatism |
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| To separate is to sustain: Sacrifice and national belonging among East Timorese in West Timor |
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