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Cultural Anthropology: An Applied Perspective by Gary Ferraro, Susan Andreatta, 2009-02-24
Cultural Anthropology: An Applied Perspective by Gary Ferraro, 2007-02-26
Tourism and Applied Anthropologists: Linking Theory and Practice (Napa Bulletin 23) by James M. Tim Wallace, 2005-12-16
Cultural Anthropology: An Applied Perspective (with InfoTrac?) by Gary Ferraro, 2005-03-28
Applied Anthropology: An Introduction by John Van Willigen, 1993-03
Applied Anthropology: A Practical Guide by Erve Chambers, 1989-07
Anthropology in Use: Bibliographic Chronology of the Development of Applied Anthropology (A Redgrave book) by J. van Willigen, 1980-01-01
Anthropology and Development: Understanding Comtemporary Social Change by Jean-Pierre Olivier de Sardan, 2005-04-02
Places in Mind: Public Archaeology as Applied Anthropology (Critical Perspectives in Identity, Memory & the Built Environment)
Anthropology Put to Work (Wenner-Gren International Symposium)
Applied Anthropology: Domains of Application by Satish Kedia, John Van Willigen, 2005-10-30
Applied Anthropology: Tools and Perspectives for Contemporary Practice (2nd Edition) by Alexander M. Ervin, 2004-06-20
NAPA Bulletin, Careers in 21st Century Applied Anthropology: Perspectives from Academics and Practitioners
Applied Anthropology: An Introduction Third Edition by John Van Willigen, 2002-05-30

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The Society For Applied Anthropology
Promotes the investigation of human behavior and practical applications to contemporary issues. Features statement of purpose, awards,
http://www.sfaa.net/
Applied Anthropology - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
applied anthropology refers to the application of method and theory in anthropology to the analysis and solution of practical problems.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Applied_anthropology

Extractions: Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unverifiable material may be challenged and removed. Applied anthropology refers to the application of method and theory in anthropology to the analysis and solution of practical problems. Inasmuch as anthropology proper comprises four sub-disciplines biological, cultural, linguistic, and archaeological anthropology the practical application of any of these sub-disciplines may properly be designated "applied anthropology". Indeed, some practical problems may invoke all sub-disciplines. For example, a Native American community development program may involve archaeological research to determine legitimacy of water rights claims, ethnography may involve assessing the current and recent historical cultural characteristics of the community, linguistics may be applied to restoring language competetence, and biological, or more specifically "medical" anthropology may be applied to determine the factors contributing to dietary deficiency diseases, etc. Some regard applied anthropology to be a fifth sub-discipline of anthropology that applies anthropological data, perspectives, theory, and methods to identify, assess and solve contemporary social problems.
Anthropology At UNT: What Is Applied Anthropology?
applied anthropology is simply anthropology put to use (to quote John Van Willigen). It is any kind of anthropological research that is done to solve
http://www.unt.edu/anthropology/applied.htm

Extractions: Anthropology can be used to solve problems in an enormous variety of fields. Here are some common examples: Health and medicine Business Human rights Education Environmental issues Community development Museums International development Applied anthropologists can take on very different roles in their work. They may be one or more of the following: Researchers Policy analysts Program evaluators Needs assessors Impact assessors Community advocates Trainers Culture brokers Managers Change agents Consultants To see the range of the work applied anthropologists do, you can look at the applied projects and interests of the faculty in UNT's anthropology program: Faculty's Applied Interests and Consulting Specialties Examples of Applied Projects of Faculty Members As you can see, applied anthropology is not just one kind of job. It can be many different things. What unites applied anthropologists is their perspective on the world. They are trained to look at societies holistically, to respect cultural differences, and to learn about social phenomena through a careful process of observation and interviewing. The flexibility of their possible career directions means that applied anthropologists often have a creative, entrepreneurial bent.
COPAA: Consortium Of Practicing And Applied Anthropology Programs
The Consortium of Practicing and applied anthropology Programs is a nationwide consortium of university departments and programs that provide education in
http://www.copaa.info/
Applied Anthropology
applied anthropology uses the theories, methods, and ethnographic findings of anthropology to solve human problems. applied anthropology at CSULB focuses on
http://www.csulb.edu/programs/applied-anthro/

Extractions: Applied anthropology uses the theories, methods, and ethnographic findings of anthropology to solve human problems. Applied anthropology at CSULB focuses on practicing anthropology in three program options. These are: communities/organizations, health, and education. Where Do Practicing and Applied Anthropologists Work? Today, most applied anthropologists are practitioners who use cross-cultural knowledge and anthropological methods for research and action around the world, not only from a university base. Practicing anthropologists are found in all business, government, health, education, and human services domains. They may work for congresswomen, in hospitals, school districts, research and consulting firms, or state and local governments. They are often researchers but more and more, they don't just study problems. These anthropologists are often administrators, program directors, and even business owners. They craft and manage solutions. What Do Applied and Practicing Anthropologists Do?
WWW Virtual Library: Anthropology: Applied Anthropology
Internet resources relating to Applied and Practicing Anthropology.
http://vlib.anthrotech.com/Applied_Anthropology/
High Plains Society For Applied Anthropology (HPSfAA)
HPSfAA applied anthropology organization for practitioners, applied anthropologists, and students.
http://hpsfaa.org/

Extractions: This site uses javascript. Turn it on. Contact Us Login About Us Publications ... News Resources Upcoming Events Member Login Form Username: Password: Verify Password: Lookup Username and Password Become a Member About the HPSfAA The High Plains Society for Applied Anthropology (HPSfAA) is a nonprofit corporation organized under the Colorado Nonprofit Corporation Act. Its objectives are the social and economic betterment of the ethnically and culturally varied human beings and communities with whom we work, the study and application of principles that explain and improve human relations, and the dissemination of this body of knowledge. For the benefit of its membership, the Society holds an annual conference in the Spring and an annual retreat in the fall and publishes a newsletter and a biannual journal. More Details News and Announcements Summer 2007 Newsletter Download the Summer 2007 newsletter for the latest information on HPSfAA and the Ghost Ranch Retreat.
Applied Anthropology
applied anthropology Development Studies, Indigenous People Use the FIND SUBJECT command in SOCRATES (e.g., FIND S Iran and S Women) to identify books
http://home1.gte.net/ericjw1/applied.html

Extractions: Match ALL words Match ANY word This page contains subject links and references to Applied Anthropology. Click here to go to the main page. Applied Anthropology Recommended Reading: Anthropology and Development in South-East Asia: Theory and Practice by Victor T. King 1998 Anthropology and Ethics Applied Anthropology: Tools and Perspectives for Contemporary Practice by Alexander M. Ervin 1999 Decolonizing Anthropology: Moving Further Toward an Anthropology for Liberation by Venetia Harrison (Editor), Association of Black Anthropologists 1997 Unintended Consequences: The Impact of Factor Endowments, Culture, and Politics on Long-Run Economic Performance by Deepak Lal 1998 Whose Development: An Ethnography of Aid Links Anthap Discussion Groups (This channel maintains a separate MRD Home Page.) The MRD (Mexican Rural Development) discussion group is composed of anthropologists, rural sociologists, and development economists who are concerned with problems of ...
Explore Careers In Applied Anthropology
The field of applied anthropology allows anthropologists to use their knowledge of culture and their research skills in a variety of professions and
http://www.wadsworth.com/anthropology_d/special_features/anthro_explore_careers.

Extractions: @import url(/stylesheets/bonus.css); Explore Careers in Applied Anthropology The field of Applied Anthropology allows anthropologists to use their knowledge of culture and their research skills in a variety of professions and organizations. Browse our list of job boards to get an overview of some of the positions available for anthropologists. Private Corporations use the skills of Applied Anthropologists in a variety of areas. These include doing research for urban planning, working with a health organization to study the effect of customs and behavior on health, doing market research for advertising companies, training employees who will be working in international divisions, or working in human resources departments. Government Agencies employ Applied Anthropologists as policy researchers, research analysts, evaluators, managers, planners, needs assessors, and policymakers. International organizations employ anthropologists in projects in various countries around the world as impact assessors, researchers and cultural brokers. Non-Profit Agencies employ anthropologists as advocates, administrators, evaluators and researchers.
Mission
Expeditions, Research in applied anthropology is a growing worldwide independent network of scholars in the human sciences, offering anthropological
http://www.xpeditions.be/

Extractions: Our research offers a conceptual scheme for the whole context of human experience. Because of its multidisciplinary, qualitative and diachronic perspective, our focus holds the key to many fundamental questions of recurrent and contemporary relevance. We apply a no-nonsense approach: clear, firm and efficient. Our teams are flexible and dynamic: from sunrise to sunset, from sunset to sunrise. And we do love challenges.
Applied Anthropology
Anthropology is the comparative and global study of humanity our biology, history, and current social conditions. Contemporary applied anthropology is
http://www.cas.usf.edu/appl_ant/

Extractions: Recent projects done under the auspices of the Center for Applied Anthropology include: Closing the Gap : An evaluation of a program aimed to address health disparities in Florida, funded by Florida Department of Health, and carried out by a team of graduate students under the direction of Dr. David Himmelgreen Housing and Self-Sufficiency Study: Carried out by graduate student team under the direction of Dr. Susan Greenbaum , and funded by Hillsborough County Commission on the Status of Women. The Miami Circle : 3D scanning of prehistoric circle site in Miami, carried out byVisiting Instructor and Doctoral Candidate Lori Collins The Center for Applied Anthropology continues to work with the State Bureau of Archaeological Research on future applications benefiting long-term site management and public understanding and appreciation. Collins and doctoral student Travis Doering are demonstrating this technique at a number of archaeological sites in Florida, the Caribbean and Mesoamerica. Collins and Bob Carr: Lori Collins and archaeologist Bob Carr from the Archaeological and Historical Conservancy in South Florida conducting GPS survey of the Royal Palm Circle found across the river from the Miami Circle.
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Omertaa, journal for applied anthropology, was launched in January, 2007. It is an international peer reviewed journal, with an academic board,
http://www.omertaa.org/

Extractions: Omertaa, journal for Applied Anthropology, was launched in January, 2007. It is an international peer reviewed journal, with an academic board, publishing on issues which belong to the broader field of Applied Anthropology and related issues. The offices are located in Leuven (Belgium), which is also the residence of the supporting organisation: Expeditions, Research in Applied Anthropology The concept 'Omert ' is commonly known in the meaning given to it through popular movies and literature in the late 30's as a code of silence practised by the Mafia; a refusal to give evidence to the police about criminal activities. The 'Omert ' as it is seen in the perspective of this journal traces the concept back to its underlying cultural form. It is a widely known and applied social system of peasant cultures of which we can find the basics in every culture: the conspiracy of silence. The etymology of the word is often traced back to its presumed Spanish roots where it refers to 'manliness' ( hombredad ). We however prefer the Latin roots: a dialectal alteration of umilt (humility, modesty, from Latin
Applied Anthropology -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
applied anthropology is the aspect of anthropology that serves practical community or organizational needs. In Europe this subfield started in the 19th and
http://www.britannica.com/eb/topic-1072837/applied-anthropology

Extractions: The world's premier software reference source. A selection of articles discussing this topic. Applied anthropology is the aspect of anthropology that serves practical community or organizational needs. In Europe this subfield started in the 19th and early 20th centuries, when ethnographic information was collected and used by colonial Belgian, French, British, Dutch, and Russian administrators. In North America the Mexican government in 1917 was the first to officially recognize its... No results were returned. Please consider rephrasing your query. For additional help, please review Search Tips Search Britannica for applied anthropology About Us Legal Notices ... Test Prep Other Britannica sites: Australia France India Korea ... Encyclopedia
Applied Anthropology - Research And Read Books, Journals, Articles
Research applied anthropology at the Questia.com online library.
http://www.questia.com/library/sociology-and-anthropology/types-of-anthropology/
Instruction: BARA - Bureau Of Applied Research In Anthropology
The Department of Anthropology at the University of Arizona offers one of the nation s most attractive and unique programs in applied anthropology.
http://bara.arizona.edu/instruction/index.htm

Extractions: Applied Anthropology at the University of Arizona The Department of Anthropology at the University of Arizona offers one of the nation's most attractive and unique programs in applied anthropology. While BARA, as an academic research unit, does not offer a degree, its faculty are actively engaged in the teaching and mentoring of graduate and undergraduate students in the Department of Anthropology . BARA also offers applied students a rare opportunity to participate in on-going research and outreach projects. This dynamic synergy between classroom theory and applied field experience is the hallmark of the applied program at the University of Arizona. The philosophical and pedagogical foundation of the applied program is built upon the critical interdependence of theory and practice in the production of knowledge. Thus, BARA systematically incorporates students into its array of research projects and seeks to instill them with the essential analytical and research skills that will propel them into fulfilling careers both inside and outside of academia. At any given time, BARA provides research support to around 20 students, and BARA offers the William H. Kelly Award to one in-coming graduate student each year.
Asia Pacific Research - Master Of Applied Anthropology & Participatory Developme
The Master of applied anthropology and Participatory Development (MAAPD) will provide an understanding of the principal ways in which critical social
http://rspas.anu.edu.au/maapd/

Extractions: Skip Navigation ANU Home Search ANU RSPAS ... CAEPR Search MAAPD MAAPD MAAPD Course Outline (MAAPD) Semester 1 Timetable, 2008 Semester 2 Timetable, 2008 ... Links Specialisations Gender Indigenous Policy For International Visitors Pakistan MAAPD dan Beasiswa Kemitraan Australia Publications Participatory Development Working Papers NEW The Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development (MAAPD) will provide an understanding of the principal ways in which critical social inquiry and participatory processes can be applied to the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of development activities. Graduates of the Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development (MAAPD) program will have the knowledge and skills to: gain an understanding of trends and changes in development theory and practice as they apply to local development processes;
DISCIPLINES & SUBDISCIPLINES- APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY
The concept of applied anthropology dates back to at least 1906, when it was used to announce the establishment of a diploma program at Oxford,
http://www.indiana.edu/~wanthro/theory_pages/Applied.htm

Extractions: History SOPA, the Society of Professional Anthropologists, was established in Tucson, Arizona as the first local practitioner organization (LPO) in 1974 (van Willigen 1993:35; Fiske and Chambers 1997: 285). Though SOPA disbanded within a decade, it served as the model for many other regional organizations, such as the Washington Association of Practicing Anthropologists (in D.C.)and the High Plains Society for Applied Anthropology (in Boulder, CO.), which serve as "grassroots" organizations providing members with a forum to share common concerns, to establish identity, and to network with other professionals. Roughly a dozen LPOs are currently operating in the U.S. (Fiske and Chambers 1997: 285). In 1983, the National Association for the Practice of Anthropology (NAPA) was founded specifically to address the interests of practitioners and advance the professionalization of anthropologists. (Fiske and Chambers 1997: 286). Though both SfAA and NAPA have tried to represent the interests of all the sub-fields of anthropology, both organizations are dominated by cultural anthropologists and their interests (Fiske and Chambers 1997: 286). Archaeologists have formed their own organizations, such as the Society of Professional Archaeologists (SOPA). Career Opportunities / Employment There are numerous examples of how each subfield is represented in applied employment. Archaeologists are found working for the National Park Service (with forest, fisheries, and parks) and in cultural resource management. Some forensic anthropologists rely on techniques of physical anthropology to assist in medical / legal cases. Linguistic anthropologists may design bilingual education programs. Medical anthropologists might be interested in how culture affects the way people seek health care. Sociocultural anthropologists could be focused domestically, on corporate work culture and the relationship between productivity and management policy, or internationally; studying the impact non-military foreign aid has on local communities (Eddy and Partridge 1987: 49).
Antropologi.info - Social And Cultural Anthropology In The News Blog Antropologi
Last years podcasts from the annual meeting of the Society for applied anthropology (SfAA) have received much attention. This year they are continuing the
http://www.antropologi.info/blog/anthropology/anthropology.php?title=more_podcas
Definition: Applied Anthropology From Online Medical Dictionary
applied anthropology. A fusion of modern cultural anthropology and some aspects of sociology in the study of literate peoples in their cultures and deriving
http://cancerweb.ncl.ac.uk/cgi-bin/omd?applied anthropology
MA In Applied Anthropology - Boston University
The applied anthropology degree program is designed for nonanthropologists who are already engaged in, or plan to enter, such fields as medicine,
http://www.bu.edu/anthrop/ma.html

Extractions: The applied anthropology degree program is designed for non-anthropologists who are already engaged in, or plan to enter, such fields as medicine, public health, education, journalism, law, environmental management, social services to refugee or immigrant populations, rural development, or public policy evaluation. It is designed to provide the student with a basic anthropological training and an appreciation of the significance of a cross-cultural perspective in professional practice. The master's degree is neither required nor encouraged as a stepping stone to the Ph.D. Those persons intending to become professional anthropologists should apply directly to the Ph.D. program. This is not a part-time program. Prerequisites Applicants must have obtained a degree in some discipline other than anthropology and have an expressed intention to continue working in, or enter, that field. Prospective students should also explain in their written statements how they expect anthropology to enhance their capability or improve their effectiveness in their chosen career. This is important because students who enter the program with well-defined goals derive the most benefit from the resources the Department and the University have to offer. Under exceptional circumstances, applications for this program may be considered after the regular application deadline date. The Graduate Record Examination must also be taken by all applicants. Course Requirements

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