American anthropology in Micronesia : an assessment /
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Honolulu :
University of Hawaiì Press,
[1999]
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Table of Contents:
- Anthropology and Micronesia: the context / Robert C. Kiste and Suzanne Falgout
- Magellan's chroniclers? American anthropology's history in Micronesia / David Hanlon
- Cultural ecology and ecological anthropology in Micronesia / William H. Alkire
- 'Partial connections': kinship and social organization in Micronesia / Mac Marshall
- Politics in postwar Micronesia / Glenn Petersen
- Ethnicity and identity in Micronesia / Lin Poyer
- Psychological anthropology and its discontents: science and rhetoric in postwar Micronesia / Peter W. Black
- Missed opportunities: American anthropological studies of Micronesian arts / Karen L. Nero
- American anthropology's contribution to social problems research in Micronesia / Francis X. Hezel
- Staking ground: medical anthropology, health, and medical services in Micronesia / Donald H. Rubinstein
- Anthropology and the law in the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands / Edward C. King
- Ripples from a Micronesian sea / Mac Marshall
- A half century in retrospect / Robert C. Kiste
- Appendix 1: American anthropologists in Micronesia research projects and positions
- Appendix 2: Micronesia anthropology dissertations accepted by US universities, 1949-1997
- Appendix 3: The 'tiny islands': a comparable impact on the larger discipline? / Terence E. Hays.