Conventional views of bilateral trade agreements are based on rational decision-making
models that stress how personalized modes of exchange are mutually beneficial responses to …

The debate over the "skipper effect" encompasses two issues in the maritime anthropological
literature: whether a skipper's skill plays a statistically significant role in explaining variation …

This chapter is about fish give-aways in a Philippine fishery. Most scholars may not intuitively
connect fish give-aways to issues in common-property resource (CPR) theory or fisheries …

This chapter provides insights into how the disciplines of anthropology and political science
offer important ethnographic, cross-cultural, and holistic perspectives on conflict resolution …

The chapter examines ethnographic research in the uplands and details how upland
cultures and societies are considerably diverse and are naturally changing, especially with …

A study of child abuse and neglect complaints in child day care programs revealed factors
affecting the filing of complaints, as well as problems with the investigation of complaints filed …

… Clifford is associate director of the Bush Institute for Child and Family Policy, University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Susan D. Russell is executive director of Day Care Services …

The intrusion of the capitalist mode of production in Third World countries is usually accompanied
by the expansion of cosmopolitan medicine. In most multi-ethnic societies, indigenous …

In 1887, in the Zoological Gardens in Madrid, an Exposicion de las Islas Filipinas was held
to showcase the peoples and material culture of Spain's only major Asian colony. One of the …

Constructed a child care subsidy tax investment model to investigate the contribution to families'
self-sufficiency and to government cost-effectiveness of child care subsidies. Concluded …