Spring 2012 -
Volume 68, No. 1
Resource Control and the Development of Political Economies In Small-Scale Societies: Contrasting Prehistoric Southwestern Korea and the Coast Salish Region of Northwestern North America
by Colin Grier and Jangsuk Kim
Cyclical Cultural Trajectories: A Case Study From The Mesa Verde Region
by Fumiyasu Arakawa
Molle Beer Production In A Peruvian Central Highland Valley
by Lidio M. Valdez
Disconnected From The “Diaspora”: Japanese Americans and the Lack of Transnational Ethnic Networks
by Takeyuki (Gaku) Tsuda
Book Reviews
Summer 2012 -
Volume 68, No. 2
The Domestication of Animals
by Melinda A. Zeder
Repatriation and Constructs of Identity
by Chip Colwell-Chanthaphonh and Jami Powell
Ethnicity, God Concepts, and the Indigenization of a Guatemalan Popular Saint
by Timothy Knowlton
Ethnography of Kinship Constructions Among International Returnees In Nigeria: Proverbs as the Horses of Words
by Olayinka Akanle and A. O. Olutayo
Book Reviews
Fall 2012 -
Volume 68, No. 3
Ordeals of Language: Essays in Honor of Ellen B. Basso
Guest Editors: Juan Luis Rodríguez and Anthony K. Webster
Mascarading the Voice: Texts of the Self in the Brazilian Northwest Amazon
by Janet Chernela
“When Women Lost Kagutu Flutes, To Sing Tolo Was All They Had Left!” Gender Relations
among the Kuikuro of Central Brazil as Revealed in Ordeals of Language and Music
by Bruna Franchetto and Tommaso Montagnani
Ordeals of Language and Political Agonistic Exchange in the Orinoco Delta, Venezuela
by Juan Luis Rodríguez
Interactional Surveillance and Self-Censorship in Encounters of Dominion
by Sherina Feliciano-Santos and Barbra A. Meek
“Don’t Talk About It”: Navajo Poets and Their Ordeals of Language
by Anthony K. Webster
Lessons in Impunity
by Ellen B. Basso
Book Reviews
Winter 2012 -
Volume 68, No. 4
Birth of a Language: The Formation and Spread of Colonial Yucatec Maya
by William F. Hanks
Shared Image Metaphors of the Corn Lifeway in Mesoamerica and the American Southwest
by Dorothy K. Washburn
Source-Sink Dynamics and Their Applicability to Neolithic Period Persistence in Marginal
Areas: An Illustration from the U.S. Southwest
by David A. Phillips, Jr.
Tara, the M3, and the Celtic Tiger: Contesting Cultural Heritage, Identity and a Sacred
Landscape in Ireland
by Kathryn Rountree
Book Reviews
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