E. PAUL DURRENBERGERCurriculum Vitae

May, 2008

Address: Department AnthropologyThe Pennsylvania State University409 Carpenter BuildingUniversity Park, PA 16802-3404Phone: 814-863-2694

Fax: 814-863-1474E-mail: epd2@psu.edu

Position: Professor of Anthropology, Pennsylvania State University

EDUCATION

Undergraduate work at Texas A&M University from September 1961 to June 1962.

B.A. in Anthropology, University of Texas, Austin, December 1964.

M.A. in Anthropology, Washington State University, June 1966. Thesis title: The Evolution of Japanese Social Organization from the Introduction of Rice to the Gempei Wars.

Ph.D. in Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana, October 1971. Dissertation Title: The Ethnography of Lisu Curing.

EMPLOYMENT

September 1962 - January 1965 Various laboratory, research, and field jobs in archaeology in Texas (Texas Archaeological Research Laboratory, Texas Memorial Museum), South Dakota (Smithsonian Institution River Basin Project), and Washington State (Washington State University).

January 1965 - January 1966 Teaching Assistant, Washington State University.

February 1966 - June 1966 Instructor of Anthropology, Eastern New Mexico University.

September 1968 - August 1970 Research Associate, University of Illinois.

July 1971 - June 1972 Assistant Professor, Antioch College.

September 1972 - April 1976 Assistant Professor, University of Iowa

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Summer 1977 Consultant to the Social Science Research Centre, University of Chiangmai, Chiangmai, Thailand. To establish a research program on the economics of the Northern Highlands. Funded by a Ford Foundation grant to the Centre.

May 1976 - May 1982 Associate Professor, University of Iowa

May 1982 – August 1987, Professor, University of Iowa

Sept 1987 - August 1989 Visiting Professor. University of South Alabama.

August 1995-December 1995 Acting Department Executive Officer, Department of Anthropology, University of Iowa.

Jan 1996 - August 1997 Department Executive Officer, Department of Anthropology, University of Iowa.

August 1997- Professor. Pennsylvania State University

GRANTS

November 1968 - September 1970 Walter Reed Institute grant for ethnographic fieldwork among Lisu in Northern Thailand.

September 1976 - August 1977 Ford Foundation Grant for fieldwork among Shan in Northern Thailand.

April 1978 Midwestern Universities Consortium on International Activities grant for a seminar on rural economic systems in Thailand.

Summer 1981 Sigma Xi Society for Scientific Research Grant in aid of research in Iceland.

Summer 1986 American Scandinavian Foundation Thor Thors Grant for ethnographic fieldwork in Iceland.

Summer 1987 National Endowment For the Humanities grant for a conference, "The Anthropology of Iceland."

Summer 1987 Fulbright Foundation grant for a conference, "The Anthropology of Iceland."

Summer 1987 National Science Foundation Grant for a conference, "The Anthropology of Iceland."

Spring, 1988 (with Steve Thomas and Lee Maril) Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs grant for fisheries research in Coastal Alabama.

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Spring 1988 (with Lee Maril and Steve Thomas) A conference entitled, "Marine Resource Utilization: A Conference on Social Science Issues," funded by grants from the Mississippi/Alabama Sea Grant program and the Coastal Research and Development Institute, Mobile, Alabama 4 through 6 May, 1988.

September 1988 - May 1989 NSF Grant No. R 11-896152.Policy Formulation, Implementation and Practice in the Coastal Alabama Fishing System.

Summer 1993 (with Gísli Pálsson) Fulbright Foundation grant for a workshop on ethnography in Iceland.

Summer 1993 NSF grant for workshop on ethnography of modern Iceland.

1995 (with Kendall Thu) Networking Among Independent Swine Producers: Opportunities and Barriers for the Viability of Iowa Farms. Grant from Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture.

1996 Grant for the study of Service Employees International Union Local 73.

2002 National Science Foundation grant for research on centralized vs. decentralized labor union locals in the U.S.

2007 National Science Foundation grant (with Doug Bolender, John Steinberg and Brian Daimiata) for archaeological research in Iceland. 3 years.

OTHER AWARDS

June 1966 - May 1967 University of Illinois, Anthropology Fellow.

June 1967 - May 1968 University of Illinois, NDFL Title VI Fellow.

September 1970 - May 1971 University of Illinois, Thesis Fellow.

Summer 1976 University of Iowa Summer Fellowship for research in Thailand.

Summer 1978 University of Iowa Summer Fellowship for research in Thailand.

Fall 1979 University of Iowa Faculty Development Leave.

December 1980 Midwestern Universities Consortium on International Affairs travel grant to investigate cooperative research programs with Chiangmai University.

Summer 1981 University of Iowa Summer Fellowship for research in Iceland.

Summer 1983 Midwestern Universities Consortium on International Activities travel grant to investigate an exchange program with the University of Iceland.

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Fall 1984 Fulbright Professorship, University of Iceland.

Spring 1985 University of Iowa Faculty Development Leave for research in Iceland.

Summer 1985 University of Iowa Summer Fellowship for research in Iceland.

Fall 1988 University of Iowa travel grant to Iceland.

Summer, 1989 University of Iowa Summer Fellowship for ethnographic fieldwork in Mississippi.

1990 Undergraduate Faculty Scholar Research Assistantship for research on medieval Iceland.

Summer 1990 Invited to participate in National Science Foundation Institute on Methodology. University of Florida.

Summer 1990 (with Jonathan Wilcox) University of Iowa University House Interdisciplinary Research Grant, "Laughing Matters: A Study of Humor in Old Icelandic Literature."

Fall 1990 University of Iowa Faculty Development Leave, "An Analysis of the Culture of Commonwealth Iceland."

1990-91 (With Jonathan Wilcox) University of Iowa Interdisciplinary Research Assistantship for research on medieval Iceland.

Summer 1991 University of Iowa summer fellowship.

Summer 1991 Invited to participate in the seminar on economy, values, and culture. Institute for the Study of Economic Culture, Boston University.

Summer 1992 University of Iowa-University of Iceland Exchange Program travel grant.

Summer 1993 (with Gísli Pálsson) Grants from the Universities of Iceland and Iowa for a workshop on ethnography in Iceland.

Summer 1993 Invited to participate in the NSF institute on Cross-Cultural Research.

1993-94 Undergraduate Faculty Scholar Research Assistantship for research on agricultural policy in Iowa and the U.S.

Summer 1994 University of Iowa-University of Iceland Exchange program travel grant for travel to Iceland.

1994 Iowa Secondary Student Training Program. Research Assistantship.

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1994-5 Undergraduate Faculty Scholar Research Assistantship for research on agricultural policy in Iowa and the U.S.

PROFESSIONAL AND HONORARY SOCIETIES AND OFFICES

Phi Kappa Phi (Honorary)American Anthropological Association Fellow.

Executive Board 1994-1996. Public Policy Committee 1999-2001 Media committee 1997-present. Long Range Planning Committee 2004-

American Ethnological AssociationCouncil on Thai Studies (Executive Committee, 1974-1985, President, 1978-1980)Central States Anthropological Society (Executive Board 1997- ) Second Vice President-2000-2001. President 2001-2004. Association of Iowa Archaeologists (Founding member and fellow until 1983)Society for Economic Anthropology (Founding member, organizing committee, Executive Board,

1982-1985); president elect 1994. President 1995-1996.Society for the Anthropology of Europe. Editorial Board.Society for Humanistic AnthropologyBoard of Editors, Crossroads: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. 1979-1989.Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian StudyAssociation for Asian StudiesCulture and Agriculture Group, American Anthropological Association, President Elect 1993.

President 1994-1996.Society for Applied Anthropology. Fellow. Public Policy Committee 1997-present; co-chair 1999-

EDITORIAL BOARDS

Maritime Anthropological StudiesJournal of Anthropological ResearchJournal of Political EcologySociety for Economic AnthropologyJournal of the Anthropology of WorkCulture and Agriculture

AWARDS

1993 Burlington Northern Foundation Faculty Achievement Award for teaching and scholarship. University of Iowa.

1999 Robert McC. Netting Prize of the Political Ecology Society for the article in Political Ecology judged to best advance research in that field.

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RESEARCH INTERESTS

Modern and Commonwealth (9th - 13th centuries) Iceland, highland and valley groups of Mainland Southeast Asia, agricultural policy in the mid-western United States, Icelandic populations in North Dakota, U.S. Gulf of Mexico fisheries and fishing policy, practices and consequences of industrial swine production, global systems and processes and local effects, alternative forms of agriculture and sustainable agriculture. Labor unions.

Noncapitalist and capitalist economic systems, stateless societies, states, cognitive anthropology, symbolism, religion, the relationships among political and economic forms and ideological and cognitive systems, economic anthropology, law, political anthropology, maritime anthropology, historical processes, applied anthropology.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Instructor, Eastern New Mexico University

Introduction to AnthropologyEthnography of OceaniaEthnography of AfricaEthnography of Eurasia

Assistant Professor, Antioch College

Introduction to AnthropologyLanguage and CultureEthnography of Mainland Southeast AsiaAnthropology of Religion

Assistant & Associate Professor, Professor, University of Iowa

Anthropology of ReligionCognitive AnthropologyEthnology of Southeast AsiaIntroduction to the Study of Culture and SocietySeminar on Ethics in AnthropologySeminar on AnalogiesMarx in AnthropologyStructuralism and SymbolismAnthropological TheoryEconomic AnthropologyThe Anthropological Analysis of Household EconomiesThe Anthropology of the Icelandic Sagas (Anthropology and Literature)The Construction of Ethnographic Data (Methodology).

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Seminar on Socio-cultural AnthropologyMaritime Anthropology

Professor, Penn State

Introduction to Socio-Cultural AnthropologySeminar on the History of Anthropological TheoryMaritime AnthropologyComparative Social Organization-writing intensiveAnthropology of ReligionEthnography of the United StatesGlobal Processes and Local Systems

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Summer 1967 Fieldwork on agriculture among the Shan of Maehongson Province, Thailand. Funded by a grant from the University of Illinois Department of Anthropology

November 1968 - September 1970 Fieldwork among the Lisu of Northern Thailand, especially Chiangmai Province (Sponsored by the Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, funded by Walter Reed Institute Contract No. DADA-17-69-V-9026. Project entitled, "A Socio-Medical Study of the Lisu of Northern Thailand.")

Summer 1973 Field Supervisor at the Cherokee Sewer Site Excavations, Cherokee, Iowa. Project Director, R. Shutler, Jr.

May 1976 - August 1977 Fieldwork among Shan of Maehongson Province, Thailand. Project entitled, "A Socio-Economic Study of a Shan Village in Maehongson Province, Thailand," Funded by Ford Foundation and University of Iowa fellowships. A study of peasant farming and economics.

Summer 1981 Research on fishing in Iceland. Funded by a University of Iowa summer fellowship and a grant in aid of research from Sigma Xi, the Society for Scientific Research.

Fall 1985 Research on Commonwealth Iceland and modern fishing in Iceland, funded by a Faculty Development Leave from the University of Iowa

Summer 1985 Fieldwork on agriculture in Iceland. Funded by a University of Iowa summer fellowship.

Summer 1986 Fieldwork on agriculture and ethnic identity in Iceland. American Scandinavian Foundation grant.

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l987-1988 Research on fishing industry in Alabama. Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs grant.

1988-1989 Research of fishing industry in Alabama and Mississippi. National Science Foundation Grant.

Summer 1989 Research on fishing industry in Mississippi. University of Iowa summer fellowship.

Summer 1990 Interdisciplinary research on medieval Icelandic literature with Jonathan Wilcox.

From Summer 1993-1997 Research on industrial swine production in the U.S.

From Fall 1995-present Research on labor unions in the U.S.

Fall 2000-Research on alternative forms of agriculture and sustainable agriculture in the U.S.

Summer 2002—archaeological research in Iceland.

Summer 2005—archaeological research in Iceland.

Summer 2007—archaeological research in Iceland

PUBLICATIONS

Journal Articles

1965 Anderson's Mill: A Historic Site in Travis County, Texas. Bulletin of the Texas Archaeological Society 36:1-71.

1971 Rats, Cats, and Abandoned Fields: Shan Supernaturalism. Texas Journal of Folklore Annual.

1974 The Regional Context of the Economy of a Lisu Village in Northern Thailand. Southeast Asia 3:569-575.

1975 The Lisu Concept of the Soul. Journal of the Siam Society 63:63-71.

Understanding a Misunderstanding: Thai-Lisu relations in Northern Thailand. Anthropological Quarterly 48:106-120.

Lisu Occult Roles. Bijdragen Tot de Taal-, Land-en Volkenkunde 131:138-205.

A Soul's Journey. Asian Folklore Studies 34:35-50.

Lisu Shamans and Some General Questions. Journal of the Steward Anthropological Society 7:1-20.

1976 Lisu Curing: a Case History. Bulletin of the History of Medicine 50:356-371.

A Program for Computing Sahlins's Social Profile of Domestic Production and Related Statistics. Behavior Science Research 11:19-23.

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The Economy of a Lisu Village. American Ethnologist 3:633-644.

Law and Authority in a Lisu Village: Two Cases. Journal of Anthropological Research 32:301-325.

A Lisu Shamanistic Seance. Journal of the Siam Society 64:151-160.

(with John Morrison) Analogies and the Split Brain. Current Anthropology 17:506-508.

1977 Lisu Etiological Categories. Bijdragen Tot de Taal-, Land-en Volkenkunde 113:90-99.

Of Lisu Dogs and Lisu Spirits. Folklore (London) 88:61-63.

(with John Morrison) A Theory of Analogy. Journal of Anthropological Research 33:372-387.

1978 An Interpretation of a Lisu Tale. Folklore (London) 89:94-103.

1979 An Analysis of Shan Household Production Decisions. Journal of Anthropological Research 35:447-458.

(with Nicola Tannenbaum) A Reassessment of Chayanov and his Recent Critics. Peasant Studies 8:48-63.

Rice Production in a Lisu Village. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies 10:139-145.

Misfortune and Therapy Among the Lisu of Northern Thailand. Anthropological Quarterly 52:447-458.

1980 Belief and the Logic of Lisu Spirits. Bijdragen tot de taal-, Land-en Volkenkunde 136:21-40.

Annual non-Buddhist Religious Observances of Maehongson Shan. Journal of the Siam Society 68:48-56.

Chayanov's Economic Analysis in Anthropology. Journal of Anthropological Research 36:133-148.

1981 The Economy of a Shan Village. Ethnos 46:64-79.

Opium Production and Policy in Thailand and Burma. CERES: FAO Review on Agriculture and Development (Rome, United Nations) 14: 48-49.

The Southeast Asian Context of Theravada Buddhism. Anthropology 5:45-62.

1982 (with Nicola Tannenbaum) Una reconsideracio de Chayanov i dels seus critics recents. Estudis d'Historia Agraria 3:7-21. (translation of A reassessment of Chayanov and His Recent Critics).

Shan Kho: The Essence of Misfortune. Anthropos 77:16-26.

Chayanov and Marx. Peasant Studies 9:119-129.

(with Gísli Pálsson) To Dream of Fish: the Causes of Icelandic Skippers' Fishing Success. Journal of Anthropological Research 38:227-242. (Reprinted in Manfraedi Islands (Anthropology of Iceland), Gísli Pálsson, editor).

(with Gísli Pálsson) Policy, Processors, and Boats: Fishing in Modern Iceland. Central Issues in Anthropology 4:31-48.

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Reciprocity in Gautrek's Saga: an Anthropological Analysis. Northern Studies 19:23-37. (Reprinted in Manfraedi Islands (Anthropology of Iceland), Gísli Pálsson, editor).

An Analysis of Lisu Symbolism, Economics, and Cognition. Pacific Viewpoint 23:127-145.

1983 (with Gísli Pálsson) Icelandic Foremen and Skippers: the Structure and Evolution of a Folk Model. American Ethnologist 10:511-528.

(with Gísli Pálsson) Riddles of Herring and Rhetorics of Success. Journal of Anthropological Research 39:323-335.

(with Nicola Tannenbaum) Diachronic Analysis of Shan Cropping Systems. Ethnos 48:177-194.

The Shan Rocket Festival: Buddhist and non-Buddhist Aspects of Religion. Journal of the Siam Society 71:63-74.

1984 Icelandic Saga Heroes: the Anthropology of Existentialists. Anthropology and Humanism Quarterly 9:3-8.

1985 Sagas, Totems, and History. Samelagstidindi 5:51-80. (Reprinted in Manfraedi Islands (Anthropology of Iceland), Gísli Pálsson, editor).

(with Gísli Pálsson) Peasants, Entrepreneurs, and Companies: The Evolution of Icelandic Fishing. Ethnos 50:103-122.

1986 The Cultural-Historical Background to the Middlewestern Farm Crisis. Culture and Agriculture 28:15-17.

(with Gísli Pálsson) Finding Fish: The Tactics of Icelandic Skippers. American Ethnologist 13:213-229.

(with Dorothy Durrenberger) Translating Gunnlaug's Saga: An Anthropological Approach to Literary Style and Cultural Structures. Translation Review 21-22:11-20.

1987 (with Bob Quinlan) The Structure of the Prose Edda. Scandinavian Yearbook of Folklore. Vol 41:65-76.

(with Gísli Pálsson) Ownership at Sea: Fishing Territories and Access to Sea Resources. American Ethnologist 14:508-522.

Reflections on the Absolute. Anthropology and Humanism Quarterly 12: 38-41.

1988 (With Gísli Pálsson) Anthropology and Fisheries Management. American Ethnologist 15:530-534.

Shrimpers and Turtles on the Gulf Coast: The Formation of Fisheries Policy in the United States. Maritime Anthropological Studies 1:196-214.

Stratification Without a State: The Collapse of the Icelandic Commonwealth. Ethnos 53:239-265.

(with Dorothy Durrenberger and Astradur Eysteinsson) Economic Representation and Narrative Structure in Haensa-Thoris Saga. Saga-Book 22:143-164.

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(with Nicola Tannenbaum) Control, Change, and Suffering: The Messages of Shan Buddhist Sermons. Mankind 18 (3):121-132.

Chiefly Consumption in Commonwealth Iceland. Northern Studies 25:108-120.

1989 (with Gísli Pálsson) Icelanders and West Icelanders in the Modern Age. The World & I. Vol 4 No. 3 March, 1989:660-667.

(with Nicola Tannenbaum) Continuities of Highland and Lowland Religions of Thailand. Journal of the Siam Society 77 (part 1) 83-90.

1990 (with Gísli Pálsson) Systems of Production and Social Discourse: The Skipper Effect Revisited. American Anthropologist 92(1):130-141.

Policy, Power, and Science: The Implementation of Turtle Excluder Device Regulations in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico Shrimp Fishery. Maritime Anthropological Studies 3 (1):69-86.

A Fishing Town Survives: Biloxi, Mississippi, Faces Challenges Other Than the Physical Perils of Fishing. The World & I. July 1990:626-635.

Text and Transactions in Commonwealth Iceland. Ethnos 55:74-91.

1991 Sitting Buddha in a Mississippi Golf Course: The Construction of Anthropology in Exotic and Familiar Contexts. Anthropology and Humanism Quarterly 16 (3):88-94.

Production in Medieval Iceland. The Norse of the North Atlantic. Acta Archaeologica vol 61, pp 14-21.

1992 (with Nicola Tannenbaum) Household Economy, Political Economy, and Ideology: Peasants and the State in Southeast Asia. American Anthropologist. 94 (1): 74-89.

Icelandic Sagas: A Window on a Medieval World. The World & I. April, 1992: 624-637.

Psychology, Unions, and The Law: Folk Models and the History of Shrimpers Unions in Mississippi. Human Organization 51:151-154

(with Gísli Pálsson) Rhetorics of Skill and Skillful Rhetorics. American Anthropologist 92 (2):452-454.

Law and Literature in Medieval Iceland. Ethnos. 57 (1-2):31-49.

(With Gísli Pálsson) Icelandic Dialogues: Individual Differences in Indigenous Discourse. Journal of Anthropological Research 48 (4):301-316.

1993 The Skipper Effect and Folk Models of the Skipper Effect Among Mississippi Shrimpers. Human Organization 52 (2):194-202.

Working Efra Sel: Change on a Family Farm in Iceland. The World & I July 1993: 256-265.

1994 The History of Shrimpers' Unions in Mississippi, 1915-1955. Labor's Heritage. Vol 5 (3):66-76.

Shrimpers, Processors, and Common Property in Mississippi. Human Organization. 53 (1):74-82.

(with Kendall Thu) North Carolina's Hog Industry: The Rest of the Story. Culture and Agriculture 49 (Spring 1994):21-23.

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(with Kendall Thu) Our Changing Swine Industry and Signals of Discontent. Iowa Groundwater Quarterly. 5 (4):5-7.

(with Kendall Thu) Industrial Agricultural Development: An Anthropological Review of Iowa's Swine Industry." National Association of Rural Mental Health 1:38-48.

1995 Mississippi Unions Again: Facts, Figures, and Misrepresentations. Human Organization 54 (4):474-477.

(with Kendall Thu) The Subjective Versus Objective Myth: Verbal Reports and Physical Data in Swine Odor Research. Proceedings of the International Livestock Odor Conference 1995. Ames, Iowa: Iowa State University.

1996 (with Kendall Thu) The Industrialization of Swine Production in the U.S.: An Overview. Culture and Agriculture 18 (1):19-22.

(with Kendall Thu) The Expansion of Large Scale Hog Farming in Iowa: The Applicability of Goldschmidt's Findings Fifty Years Later. Human Organization. 55 (4):409-415.

1997 (with Suzan Erem) Getting a Raise: Organizing Workers in an Industrializing Hospital. Journal of Anthropological Research 53(1):31-46.

Fisheries Management Models: Assumptions and Realities Or, Why Shrimpers in Mississippi are Not Firms. Human Organization. 56(2):158-166.

(with Suzan Erem) The Dance of Power: Ritual and Agency among Unionized American Health Care Workers. American Anthropologist 99 (3):489-495. Reprinted in Academic Reading: Reading and Writing in the Disciplines 2nd Edition. pgs 413-428. Janet Giltrow, Editor. 2002. Broadview.

That'll Teach You: Cognition and Practice in a Union Local. Human Organization. 56(4):388-392.

(With Suzan Erem) The Way I see It: Perspectives on the Labor Movement from the People in it. Anthropology and Humanism. 22(2):159-169.

(with Kendall Thu) Signals, Systems, and Environment in Industrial Food Systems. Journal of Political Ecology 4:27-38.

1998 Cultural Anthropology in a Nutshell. Teaching Anthropology. Spring-Summer 1998 12-14.

A Shower of Rain: Marshall Sahlins’s Stone Age Economics 25 Years Later. Culture and Agriculture 20 (2/3):102-106.

1999 (with Delamie Thompson, Ann Smith, and Terry Hallom) Power, Rhetoric, and Partnership: Primary Health Care and Pie in the Sky. Human Organization. 58 (1):94-104.

(with Nicola Tannenbaum) Three Decades of Change: The Shan Villages of Northwestern Thailand. The World & I. April, 1999:192-201.

(with Suzan Erem) The Abstract, the Concrete, the Political, and the Academic: Anthropology and a Labor Union in the United States. Human Organization 58(3):305-312.

(with Suzan Erem) The Weak Suffer What They Must: A Natural Experiment in Thought and Structure. American Anthropologist 101 (4):783-793.

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2000 Let no Slight Pass: Icelandic Identity as Revealed in the Sagas. The World & I, March,2000 Vol 15 (3):187-193.

(with Suzan Erem) When Anthropology Fails: Stories from the Ethnographic Front. Anthropology and Humanism 25 (1):50-63

2001 Explorations of Class and Consciousness in the U.S. Journal of Anthropological Research Vol 57(1): 41-60.

Comments on Work, Class, Anthropology and Anthropologists. Anthropology of Work Review. Vol 22 (4): 25-26.

2002 Structure, Thought, and Action: Stewards in Chicago Union Locals. American Anthropologist 104(1):93-105.

The Class of Culture and the Culture of Class: Thoughts on Marshall Sahlins, Culture in Practice: Selected Essays. Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 45 (1), January, Winter, 2002.

Community Supported Agriculture in Central Pennsylvania. Culture and Agriculture 24(2):42-51.

2003 Using Paired Comparisons to Measure Reciprocity. Field Methods 15(3):271-288.

Global Processes, Local Systems. Urban Anthropology Vol 32(3-4):253-279.

Anthropologists Doing Research With Organized Labor. Anthropology of Work Review. Vol 24(3-4):23-26.

2005 (With Suzan Erem) Checking for Relationships Across Domains. Field Methods Vol 17(2):150-169.

(With Suzan Erem) Staff, Stewards, and Strikes: Labor’s Communication Gap. Journal of Anthroological Research. Vol 51(2):179-200

2007 The Anthropology of Organized Labor. Annual Reviews of Anthropology Vol. 36: 73-88.

(With Suzan Erem) The Turkish Elections -- What's at Stake . . . and What Isn't. Monthly Review. June 2007

In Press

(With Dimitra Doukas) The Corporate Cultural Revolution and the American Working Class. American Anthropologist.

Reciprocity and Power in Chicago Union Locals. Social Justice.

Book Chapters

1983 Economics of the Northern Highlands. IN Highlanders of Thailand, J. McKinnon and Wanat Bhruksasri, editors. Selangor. Oxford University Press.

Changes in a Shan Village. IN Highlanders of Thailand, J. McKinnon and Wanat Bhruksasri, editors. Selangor. Oxford University Press.

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Lisu: Political Form, Ideology, and Economic Action. IN Highlanders of Thailand, J. McKinnon and Wanat Bhruksasri, editors. Selangor. Oxford University Press.

1984 Introduction. IN E. Paul Durrenberger, editor, Chayanov, Peasants, and Economic Anthropology. San Francisco. Academic Press. Pages 1-25.

Operationalizing Chayanov. IN E. Paul Durrenberger, editor, Chayanov, Peasants, and Economic Anthropology. San Francisco. Academic Press. Pages 39-50.

1987 Household Economies and Agrarian Unrest in Iowa - 1931. IN Household Economies and Their Transformations. Morgan Maclaughlan, editor. pgs 198-211.

(with Gísli Pálsson) The "Grassroots" and the State: Resource Management in Icelandic Fishing. IN The Question of the Commons: The Culture and Ecology of Communal Resources Bonnie J. McCay and James M. Acheson, editors. Tucson: University of Arizona Press: 370-392.

1988 (with Stephen G. Weiting) Introduction to Premodern Communication Technologies. IN Communication and Social Structure. David R. Maines and Carl J. Couch, editors. pages 133-136.

1989 (With Gísli Pálsson) Toward an Anthropology of Iceland. IN The Anthropology of Iceland. E. Paul Durrenberger and Gísli Pálsson, editors. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press. Pages ix-xxviii.

(With Gísli Pálsson) Forms of Production and Fishing Expertise. IN The Anthropology of Iceland.. Paul Durrenberger and Gísli Pálsson, editors. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press. Pages 3-18.

Anthropological Perspectives on the Commonwealth Period. IN The Anthropology of Iceland. E. Paul Durrenberger and Gísli Pálsson, editors. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press. Pages 228-246.

Lisu Ritual, Economics, and Ideology. IN Ritual, Power, and Economy: Upland-Lowland Contrasts in Mainland Southeast Asia. S. Russell, editor. DeKalb: Center for Southeast Asian Studies. Pages103-120.

1990 (with Nicola Tannenbaum) Hidden Dimensions of the Burmese Way to Socialism. IN M. Estellie Smith, ed. Perspectives on the Informal Economy. New York: University Press of America. Pages 281-299.

1991 The Icelandic Family Sagas as Totemic Artifacts. IN Social Approaches to Viking Studies. Ross Samson,editor. Glasgow: Cruithne Press. pages 11-17.

Iceland. IN The Encyclopedia of World Cultures. David Levinson, editor in chief. Vol 4, Europe, Linda Bennett, editor. Boston: C.K. Hall. pages 146-148.

1992 (with Jonathan Wilcox) Humor as a Guide to Social Change in Bandamannasaga. IN From Sagas to Society: Social Approaches to Medieval Iceland. Gísli Pálsson, editor. pages 111-123 Middlesex: Hisarlik Press.

1993 Witchcraft, Sorcery, Fortune, and Misfortune Among Lisu Highlanders of Northern Thailand. IN Understanding Witchcraft and Sorcery in Southeast Asia. C.W. Watson and R. Elen, editors. University of Hawaii Press. Pages 47-66.

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1996 (with Gísli Pálsson) Introduction. IN Images of Contemporary Iceland, Gísli Pálsson and E.P. Durrenberger, eds. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press. Pages 1-22.

Every Icelander a Special Case. IN Images of Contemporary Iceland, Gísli Pálsson and E.P. Durrenberger, eds. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press. Pages 171-190.

Ethnography. IN Encyclopedia of Cultural Anthropology. David Levinson and Melvin Ember, eds. Human Relations Area Files. Lakeville, CT. American Reference Publishing Co. pages 416-422.

Economic Anthropology. IN Encyclopedia of Cultural Anthropology. David Levinson and Melvin Ember, eds. Human Relations Area Files. Lakeville, CT. American Reference Publishing Co. Pages 365-371.

Fieldwork. IN Encyclopedia of Cultural Anthropology. David Levinson and Melvin Ember, eds. Human Relations Area Files. Lakeville, CT. American Reference Publishing Co. Pages 496-501.

(with Laura DeLind, Cornelia Flora, Jan Flora, William Heffernan, Steve Padgitt, and Kendall Thu) Social Issues. IN Understanding the Impacts of Large-Scale Swine Production. Kendall Thu, editor. pages 71-116.

The Power of Culture and the Culture of States. IN State Power and Culture in Thailand: An Historical View. E. Paul Durrenberger, Editor. Yale University Southeast Asian Series. Pages 1-21.

Blessing in Lisu Culture and Practice. IN Merit and Blessing in Southeast Asia in Comparative Perspective. Cornelia Ann Krammerer and Nicola Tannenbaum, editors. Yale University Southeast Asian Studies. pages 116-133.

1997 Are Ethnographies Just So Stories? IN Research Frontiers in Anthropology, Carol and Melvin Ember, editors. Prentice-Hall. pages 77-94.

A Local Elite and Underdevelopment in a Peripheral Economy: Iceland in the 18th-20th Centuries. IN Economic Analysis Beyond the Local System. Monographs in Economic Anthropology, No. 13. Richard E. Blanton, Peter N. Peregrine, Deborah Winslow, Thomas D. Hall, editors. New York. University Press of America. Pages 71-83.

1998 Property, State and Self Destruction in Medieval Iceland. IN Problems of Property. Robert Hunt and Antonio Gilman, eds.: 171-186. Lanham: University Press of America. Society for Economic Anthropology Monographs in Economic Anthropology No. 14.

1999 (with Gísli Pálsson) The Importance of Friendship in the Absence of States, According to the Icelandic Sagas. IN The Anthropology of Friendship. Edited by Sandra Bell and Simon Coleman. Oxford and New York: Berg. Pages 59-77.

2000 (with Tom King) Introduction. IN State and Community in Fisheries Management: Power, Policy, and Practice edited by E. Paul Durrenberger and Thomas D. King. Pages 1-15.

2001 Iceland. IN Countries and their Cultures. Melvin Ember and Carol R. Ember, Editors. New York, Macmillan. Volume 2:1011-1018.

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2002 (With Nicola Tannenbaum) Chayanov and Theory in Economic Anthropology. In Theory in Economic Anthropology, Jean Ensminger, Ed. Walnut Creek, CA: Altamira. Pages 137-154.

(with Suzan Erem) The Dance of Power: Ritual and Agency among Unionized American Health Care Workers. IN Academic Reading: Reading and Writing in the Disciplines 2nd Edition. pgs 413-428. Janet Giltrow, Editor. Broadview.

2005 Economic Anthropology. IN Encyclolpedia of Social Measurement. Vol 1:723-732.

Labour. IN A Handbook of Economic Anthropology.James G. Carrier, Editor. Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA, Edward Elgar. 125-140.

2006 Preface and Introduction IN Labor in Cross-Cultural Perspective. E. Paul Durrenberger and Judith E. Martí, editors. New York. AltaMira. Pp. vii-26.

2008 (with John Steinberg and Doug Bolender) Unsettled Landscapes: Settlement patterns and the development of social inequality in Northern Iceland. IN Economies and the Transformation of Landscape.Lisa Cliggett and Christopher A. Pool, editors. Altamira. Pages 217-238.

In press

(With Suzan Erem) Is This What Democracy Looks Like? IN The Anthropology of Labor Unions. E. Paul Durrenberger and Karaleah Reichart, editors. Boulder. University of Colorado Press.

Notes and Comments

1979 (with John Morrison) Comments on Brown's Ethnoscience. American Ethnologist 6:408-409.

1984 (with Gísli Pálsson) Reply to Gatewood. American Ethnologist 11:379.

1985 (with Gísli Pálsson) Reply to Steven L. McNabb. American Ethnologist 12:544-545.

1994 (With Kendall Thu) Large-scale Hog Farming vs. Quality of Life. `. March 8, 1994.

1995 (with Kendall Thu) Whither our Subjects--and Ourselves. Anthropology Newsletter 36 (1):15-16.

Culture and Agriculture Engaging Anthropology. Anthropology Newsletter 36 (2):21-22.

1997 (with Kendall Thu) Relevant Anthropologists and Relevant Commentary. Anthropology Newsletter 38 (9):12.

1998 (with Kendall Thu) Coming in from the Margins: a Relevant Anthropology. Anthropology Newsletter. 39(7): pgs 60,58.

1999 The Proper Study of Anthropology Goes Beyond Agriculture. The Chronicle of Higher Education. May 21, 1999 pgs b3 and b10.

(with Kendall Thu) Why We’re Worried About Cultural Anthropology. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. 10(3) (August 1999):3-5.

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2000 Sweeter than Honey?. Research/Penn State 21(2):46.

On the Land-Owning Middle Class and the Illusion of Responsibility. Centre Daily Times. 8/4/2000

Anthropology and Environmental Policy. Anthropology News 41 (6) (September 2000): 33-34)

On Power, Anthropology, and Universities. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 11 (4) (November 2000):2-4.

2001 The Problem of Class. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 12(1)(February 2001):4-6.

The Opium of the Masses. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 12(2) (May, 2001):2-3.

Memorial Day/Labor Day. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 12 (3) (August, 2001):2-4.

Daring to Suggest There is No Good and Evil. Centre Daily Times. 10-20-2001.

Intellectual Property. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 12 (4) (November, 2001): 13-14.

On Class. Anthropology News 42(6):5-6.

2002 On Human Rights. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 13 (1):3-4.

Single Issue Politics. Society For Applied Anthropology Newsletter Vol 13 (2):5-6.

Why the Idea of Social Capital is a Bad Idea. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter Vol 13(3):3-4.

Why the Idea of Social Capital is a Bad Idea. Anthropology News 43 (9):5

Why Witchcraft Won’t Go Away. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter Vol 13(4):2-3.

2003 Ethnography at Home: Teamsters Speak on War in Iraq. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter Vol 14 (1): 3-4.

I Ain’t Gonna Study War No More. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 14 (2): 4-5.

Police State or Corporate State. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 14 (3): 5-6.

Invisibility. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 14(4):2-3.

2004 The Acid Test of Democracy. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 15(1):3-5.

“It’s the Economy, Stupid,” Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 15(2):6-9.

Why I’m Nervious. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 15(3):5-7.

Global Tomatoes. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 15(4):14-16

2005 SfAA and Public Policy. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 16(1):4-5.

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AAA, Unions and Hotels: What Now? Anthropology News. Vol 46(2)8,12.

Memorial Day, 2005. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 16(2):5-7.

A Ray of Hope. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 16(3):5-6.

Connecting Past and Present in Organized Labor. Anthropology News. Nov 2005. Vol 46(8):14.

Unions and Hotels: What Now? Anthropology News. Feb 2005. Vol 46(2):8-12.

2006 American Dreaming. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 17 (1):7-8.

True Believers and Anthropologists in Fisheries Management. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 17(2):5-7

Kevin Hagopian-Rethinking Cosmopolotanism. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Vol 17 (4):21-21

On the Invisibility of Class in America. Anthropology News Nov 2006, Vol. 47, No. 8: 9-10.

2007 American Anthropological Association Policy Brief No. 1 on Employee Free Choice Act.

2008 Society for Applied Anthropology Policy Paper on Employee Free Choice Act.

Radio Commentaries

All Things Considered, National Public Radio

1995 Homelands 10/2

On Walking 11/13

Presidential Polling 11/20

Speedlimits Revisited 11/29

Communication Problems 12/12

Excellence 12/27

1996 Water 1/2

Oracles 1/5

The Super Bowl 1/29

Weather 2/5

Bumper Stickers 4/23

Conspiracies 5/21

Business Ethics? 8/6

Being Busy 8/29

On Morning Edition, WPSU—Penn State’s NPR affiliate

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2000 An Economic Riddle-on health care as business—3/14

San Francisco Speaks—6/7

Aggressive Drivers—6/12

Conferences-on the National Governors’ Conference—7/26

Drug of Choice—on cars and driving—gasoline as drug of choice--8/11

Buying Votes—8/18

Primary Reasons—on why grad assistants are employees and need a union 10/9

Why I Vote—2 spots

2001 Collegiality—organized grad students don’t end collegial relations--2/14

Ethnicity—2/23

Accuracy—on bipartisanism--3/6

On Walking vs. Driving—4/12

Inflation—on adequacy vs. rhetorics of excellence—

On Good and Evil—10/2—on the U.S. response to terrorists

On Martyrs to Business—11/8—on how Americans die for business

2003 Doctors and Lawyers in Fantasy Land 6/23

Political or Economic Repression in Iraq 7/14

Reviews

1975 Review of Kirsch, Feasting and Social Oscillation: Religion and Society in Upland Southeast Asia. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies 6:203-205.

1983 Review of "Fence in the Water" and "Live Lobster," films by Peg Dice. American Anthropologist 85:495-496.

1984 Review of G.H. Hickey, Sons of the Mountains: Ethnohistory of the Vietnamese Central Highlands and Free in the Forest: Ethnohistory of the Vietnamese Highlands. Ethnohistory 31:144-145.

Review of A.Y. Dessaint. Minorities of Southwest China. Anthropos 79:278.

Review of Gunda, ed. The Fishing Culture of the World, Volumes I & II. American Ethnologist 13:185-186.

Review of Maril, Texas Shrimpers: Community, Capitalism, and the Sea. American Ethnologist 13:186-187.

1986 Review of Chandra Soysa, Lin Sien Chia, and William L. Collier, editors, Man, Land and Sea. Crossroads: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Southeast Asian Studies: 2 No. 3:149-151.

1987 Life On the Third Coast. Review of Cannibals and Condos: Texas and Texans Along the Gulf Coast by Lee Maril. Anthropology and Humanism Quarterly 12.

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Review of The Good Life by Yi-Fu Tuan. Human Ecology 15: 113-116.

Review of The Faroe Islands: Interpretations of History by Jonathan Wylie. American Anthropologist 89: 992-993.

1988 Review of Whalsay: Symbol, Segment and Boundary in a Shetland Island Community by Anthony P. Cohen. American Anthropologist 90:1014-1015.

Review of The Law of the Land: Two Hundred Years of American Farmland Policy by John Opie. Human Ecology 16: 347-350.

1989 Sperber Revisited: That Darned Dorze Dragon. Review of On Anthropological Knowledge by Dan Sperber. Anthropology and Humanism Quarterly 14:77-78.

1990 Review of The Penetration of Capitalism into Small-Scale Third World Fisheries: An Investigation of Historical Processes and Organizational Forms. By J. Platteau. Maritime Anthropological Studies 3 (1):132.

Review of Uncommon Property: The Fishing and Fish-Processing Industries in British Columbia. Patricia Marchak, Neil Guppy and John McMullan, editors. Maritime Anthropological Studies 3 (2):115-117.

Review of Deep Water: Development and Change in Pacific Village Fisheries. By Margaret Critchlow Rodman. Pacific Affairs vol 63 (3):429-430.

1991 Review of Winds of Change: Women in Northwest Commercial Fishing. C.J. Allison, S. Jacobs, and M. A. Porter. American Anthropologist 93 (3):746.

1992 Review of Nature and Policy in Iceland, 1400--1800: An Anthropological Analysis of History and Mentality. Kirsten Hastrup. American Anthropologist 94 (3): 721-722.

Review of Island of Anthropology: Studies in Past and Present Iceland. Kirsten Hastrup. Man 27:427-428.

Review of Chiefdoms: Power, Economy, and Ideology. Timothy Earle, ed. Ethnos 57 (3-4):260-262.

1993 Review of Anthropological Research: Process and Application. John J. Poggie, Billie DeWalt, and William Dressler, eds. American Anthropologist 95 (3): 781-782

Review of Emptying their Nets: Small Capital and Rural Industrialization in the Nova Scotia Fishing Industry. Richard Apostle and Gene Barrett. Maritime Anthropological Studies 5(2): 104-106.

Review of Ethnography and the Historical Imagination. by John and Jean Comaroff. Anthropology and Humanism Quarterly. 18 (2):87-88

Review of Will. C. van den Hoonaard, Reluctant Pioneers: Constraints and Opportunities in an Icelandic Fishing Community. Maritime Anthropological Studies. 6 (1/2):229-231.

Review of Inge Tvedten and Bjorn Hersoug, eds. Fishing for Development: Small-Scale Fisheries in Africa. Maritime Anthropological Studies. 6 (1/2):231-234.

Review of Antionio Carlos Sant'Ana Diegues, ed. Tradition and Social Change in the Coastal Communities of Brazil: A Reader in Maritime Anthropology. Maritime Anthropological Studies. 6 (1/2):234-235.

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1994 Economy and Discourse in Brazil: Review of Sons of the Sea Goddess: Economic Practice and Discursive Conflict in Brazil. Antonius C.G.M. Robben. Anthropology and Humanism. 19 (2):178-179.

1995 Postmodern Anthropology, Science, and Humanism. Review of Anthropological Other or Burmese Brother: Studies in Cultural analysis by Melford Spiro. Anthropology and Humanism 20:(1):88-90.

1996 Review of Factory Ship: White and Black Workers in the U.S. Menhaden Industry by Barbara Garrity-Blake. American Anthropologist 98 (2):454

Review of The Burmese Connection: Illegal Drugs and the Making of the Golden Triangle. By Ronald D. Renard. Journal of Asian Studies. 55(4):1078-1079.

1997 Review of In Place: Spatial and Social Order in a Faroe Islands Community by Dennis Gaffin. Human Ecology.

Review of Folk Management in the World's Fisheries: Lessons for Modern Fisheries Management. Edited by Christopher L. Dyer and Majes R. McGoodwin. Human Ecology.

Review of Any Way You Cut it: Meat Processing and Small-Town America, edited by Donald Stull, Michael Broadway, and David Griffith. The Annals of Iowa 56 (1,2):179-180.

Review of Being Kammu: My Village, My Life. By Damrong Tayanin. Pacific Affairs 70(1):156-157.

Review of Strawberry Fields: Politics, Class, and Work in California Agriculture. By Miriam J. Wells. American Anthropologist 99(2):454-455.

Review of Fishing for Truth: A Sociological Analysis of Northern Cod Stock Assessments from 1977-1990 by Alan Christopher Finlayson. Human Ecology. June 1997 Vol.25, Number 2:366-368,

Review of The Ecological Risks of Engineered Crops by of Jane Rissler and Margaret Mellon. Journal of Political Ecology. Journal of Political Ecology 4:50-52.

1998 Review of Loggers, Monks, Students, and Entrepreneurs by Clark Neher et al. Journal of Asian Studies 57(2):607-609.

1999 Review of Reclaiming a Scientific Anthropology by Lawrence A. Kuznar. Anthropology and Humanism 24(1):86-87.

Review of New Directions in Economic Anthropology by Susana Narotzky. American Anthropologist 101(1):213-214.

Review of Pragmatism and Development: The Prospect for Pluralist Transformation in the Third World. Journal of Anthropological Research. 55(3):324-326.

The Cutting Edge and the History of Anthropology. Reviews of Alford: The Craft of Inquiry; Erickson and Murphy: A History of Anthropological Theory, and Layton: An Introduction to Theory in Anthropology. American Anthropologist 101(2):426-229.

Review of Oyster Wars and the Public Trust: Property, Law, and Ecology in New Jersey by Bonnie McCay. Anthropology of Work Review 19(4): 42

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2000 Power, Culture and Knowledge: Comparative Studies of Corporate Structures: Reviews of Envisioning Power by Eric R. Wolf and Corporate Futures by George Marcus. Anthropology of Work Review 20(2):35-39.

Review of Community, State, and Market on the North Atlantic Rim: Challenges to Modernity in the Fisheries Richard Apostle, Gene Barrett, Peter Holm, Svein Jentoft, Leigh Mazany, Bonnie McCay, and Knut Mikalsen. Culture and Agriculture 22 (1):45-47.

2001 Review Essay: Anthropology and Globalization. Reviews of Modernity at Large: Cultural Dimensions of Globalization. Arjun Appadurai. Transnational Connections: Culture, People, Places. Ulf Hannerz. Thai Women in the Global Labor Force: Consuming Desires, Contested Selves. Mary Beth Mills. American Anthropologist :103(2):531-535

Review of No Shame in My Game: The Working Poor in the Iner City. by Katherine Newman. American Anthropologist 103(4): 1210-1211

2002 Review Essay. Class Warfare in the United States, Part 1. Reviews of Immigration and American Unionism by Vernon M. Briggs and The Shadow Welfare State: Labor, Business, and the Politics of Health Care in the United States by Marie Gottschalk. Anthropology of Work Review. Vol 23 (1-2):34-39.

2003 Review of Fishers at Work, Workers at Sea: A Puerto Rican Journey Through Labor and Refuge. Buy David Griffith and Manuel Valdés Pizzini. Journal of Anthropological Research. Vol 59: 103-104.

Review Essay. Class Warfare in the United States, Part 2. Reviews of The Working Class Majority: America’s Best Kept Secret by Michael Zweig and Building More Effective Unions by Paul Clark. Anthropology of Work Review. Vol 23 (2-3):30-33.

2004 Review of The Power of the Machine: Global Inequalities, Technology, and Environment by Alf Hornborg. Journal of Anthropological Research.

Review of Worked Over: The Corporate Sabotage of an American Communiyt. Dimitra Doukas. Journal of Anthropological Research. 60(1):135-136.

2005 Review of Made in China: Women Factory Workers in a Global Workplace. Pun Ngai. Journal of Anthropological Research. 60(3):427-429.

2006 Review of Debt for Sale: A Social History of the Credit Trap. Brett Williams. American Anthropologist June 2006, Vol. 108, No. 2: 445-446.

Review of The Bridge to Humanity: How Affect Hunger Trumps the Selfish Gene. Walter Goldschmidt. American Anthropologist September 2006, Vol. 108, No. 3: 589-589.

REPORTS

1969-1970 Series title: A Socio-Medical Study of the Lisu of Northern Thailand. Chiangmai, Tribal Research Centre.

No. 1 Some Lisu Diagnostic and Curing Ceremonies. 51 pages.

No. 2 A Case History of Lisu Curing. 51 pages.

No. 3 Theoretical Notes. Notes on Lisu Disease Categories. Notes on Relations between People and Spirits. 26 pages.

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No. 4 Notes on Oracles. Lisu Ritual, Occult, and Curing Roles. Notes on Lisu Concepts of Naturally Caused Disease. 30 pages.

No. 5 Notes on the Historical and Sociological Context of the Lisu Political System. Notes on Lisu Political Organization and Disputes. Notes on Lisu concepts of Offense and Justice. 47 pages.

No. 6 Lisu Rites of Passage. 57 pages.

No. 7 Further Observations on the Nei Pa Role. Notes on Lisu Kinship. 30 pages.

No. 8 Lisu New Year. 39 pages.

No. 9 When Maw Yei Moved Away. 38 pages.

No. 10 Further Curing Ceremonies. 48 pages.

No. 11 Negotiating a Marriage. 79 pages.

No. 12 The Tiger Enters the Case: A sequel to the Marriage Negotiations. 31 pages.

No. 13 Soul Calling. 35 pages.

1997 Final Report: Anthropological Study of SEIU Local 73. 148 pages.

1998 Report to SEIU Local 1: Findings from Member, Steward, and Staff Surveys.

2000 Report on Fall 2000 membership Survey of Community Harvest CSA

2003 Report to IBT Local 705 on Volunteer Survey.

2003 Report to IBT Local 705 on Ethnographic Study.

2003 Report to 1199P Executive Baord on Survey of Delegates

2004 Report to 1199P Executive Board on Survey of Members at Negotiations.

2005 Report to 1199P Officers on membership survey.

MONOGRAPHS AND BOOKS

1970 A Socio-Medical Study of the Lisu of Northern Thailand. Chiangmai: Tribal Research Centre.

1977 A Socio-Economic Study of a Shan Village in Maehongson Province. Chiangmai: Tribal Research Centre.

1978 Agricultural Production and Household Budgets in a Shan Peasant Village in Northwestern Thailand: A Quantitative Description. Athens, Ohio. Ohio Center for International Studies. Southeast Asia Studies No. 49.

1984 Editor. Chayanov, Peasants, and Economic Anthropology. San Francisco. Academic Press.

1989 (with Gísli Pálsson) Editor. The Anthropology of Iceland. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press.

1989 Lisu Religion. DeKalb: University of Northern Illinois Center for Southeast Asian Studies Monograph Series.

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1989 (with Lee Maril and J.S. Thomas) Editor. Marine Resource Utilization: Proceedings of a Conference on Social Science Issues. Mobile. Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium MASGP-88-039.

1990 (with Nicola Tannenbaum) Analytical Perspectives on Shan Agriculture and Village Economics. New Haven. Yale University Southeast Asian Studies.

1992 (with Dorothy Durrenberger) The Saga of Gunnlaugur Snake's Tongue With an Essay on the Structure and Translation of the Saga. Fairleigh Dickinson University Press.

1992 It's All Politics: South Alabama's Seafood Industry. University of Illinois Press.

1992 The Dynamics of Medieval Iceland: Political Economy and Literature. University of Iowa Press.

1995 Icelandic Essays: Explorations in the Anthropology of a Modern Nation. Rudi Press.

1996 (with Gísli Pálsson) Images of Contemporary Iceland: Everyday Lives and Global Contexts. University of Iowa Press.

Gulf Coast Soundings: People and Policy in the Mississippi Shrimp Industry. University Press of Kansas.

Editor. State Power and Culture in Thailand: An Historical View. Yale University Southeast Asian Series.

(with Dorothy Durrenberger) The Saga of Havardur of Isafjordur with an Essay on the Political, Economic and Cultural Background of the Saga. Enfield Lock, Middlesex: Hisarlik Press.

1997 (with Kendall Thu) Pigs, Profits, and Rural Communities. State University of New York Press.

2000 (with Tom King) State and Community in Fisheries Management: Power, Policy, and Practice. Westport: Bergin and Garvey.

2005 (with Suzan Erem) Class Acts: An Anthropology of Urban Service Workers and Their Union. Boulder: Paradigm Publishers.

2006 (With Judith Martí) Labor in Cross-Cultural Perspective. New York. AltaMira.

2007 (with Suzan Erem) Anthropology Unbound: A Field Guide to the 21st Century. Boulder, Paradigm.

2008 On the Global Waterfront: The Fight to Free the Charleston Five. New York. Monthly Review Press.

Books in press

(With Karaleah Reichart, editors) The Anthropology of Labor Unions. Boulder. University of Colorado Press.

Books in process

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Class and Consciousness. University of Colorado Press

Anthropology Unbound: The Reader. Paradigm Publishers.

PAPERS PRESENTED

: 1965 Evolution of Yamato Social Organization from C. B.C. 100 to C. A.D. 650. Annual meeting of the American Ethnological Society.

1970 Lisu Curing and Cosmology. Annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association.

1973 Misfortune and Therapy Among the Lisu of Northern Thailand. Annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association.

1974 The Utility of Mathematical Genealogy for Ethnographic Description. Presented at the Mathematics in the Social Sciences Board Conference on Mathematical Genealogy (invited).

1975 Notes on Development in the Northern Thai Highlands. Symposium on Development. Northern Colorado University (invited).

1977 Cropping Systems of Maehongson Shan. Council on Thai Studies. Fall, 1977.

1978 Shan Farming in Historical Perspective. Central States Anthropological Society Meeting.

Chayanov's Economics and Opium Production. Institute for the Study of Human Issues Conference on Opium (invited).

Chayanov's Agrarian Economics and Development. Paper delivered to the Development Studies Program, Agency for International Development (invited).

Organized Midwestern Universities Consortium on International Activities Symposium on Rural Economic Systems in Thailand.

1979 Organized the symposium: Chayanov's Economic Theory in Anthropology for the Central States Anthropological Society meeting (11 papers, 2 sessions).

Operationalizing Chayanov. Central States Anthropological Society Meeting.

Forms of Agrarian Economic Systems and their Analysis. Paper delivered to the Development Studies Program, Agency for International Development (invited).

Peasant Economics: Past and Present. Iowa Academy of Science Meeting.

Reflections on the Uses of Still Photography in Anthropological Fieldwork. Conference on Data Generation Through Visual Media. University of Iowa, March 19-21 (invited).

1980 (with Michael Calavan) Asian Peasants, Policies, and Projects: Some Thoughts on Social Research and Rural Development. Conference on Agricultural Decision Making, Agency for International Development, Washington, D.C., (invited).

Discussant. Alternative Forms of Development in Southeast Asia. Midwest Council on Asian Affairs Meeting.

Discussant. The Opium Warlords. Midwest Council on Asian Affairs Meeting.

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1981 (with Gísli Pálsson) To Dream of Fish: The Causes of Icelandic Skippers' Success. Paper presented to the XI Congress of the Nordic Sociological and Anthropological Association, Reykjavik (invited).

1982 (with Gísli Pálsson) The History of Entrepreneurial Fishing in Iceland. The Society for Economic Anthropology

Also presented at the XII Congress of the Nordic Sociological and Anthropological Association, Copenhagen

1983 (with Nicola Tannenbaum) Changes in Shan Agriculture (1976-1981). Council on Thai Studies.

Household Economies and Agrarian Unrest in Iowa--1931. Meeting of the Society for Economic Anthropology.

(with Gísli Pálsson) Common Resource Management in Icelandic Fishing. XIth International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences.

(with Gísli Pálsson) Social Relations and Ideologies of Production in the Evolution of Icelandic Fishing. Annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Chicago.

1984 Discussant at Capturing the Commons: Symposium on Common Property Resources organized by Bonnie McCay and James Acheson. University of Maine.

1986 Chiefly Consumption in Commonwealth Iceland. Annual Meeting of the Society for Economic Anthropology, Champaign-Urbana.

Respondent, "Premodern Communication Technologies," session of the Annual Symposium of the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction, May, 1986, Iowa City.

Lisu Ritual, Economics, and Ideology. Paper presented at the Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute conference, DeKalb.

(with Nicola Tannenbaum) Continuities in Highland and Lowland Religions in Thailand. Council on Thai Studies.

1987 Text and Transactions in Commonwealth Iceland. Paper presented to the Society for American Archaeology. Toronto.

Anthropological Perspectives on the Commonwealth Period. Paper presented at the conference, The Anthropology of Iceland, Iowa City.

(With Gísli Pálsson) The Anthropology of Iceland. Paper presented at the conference, The Anthropology of Iceland, Iowa City.

(With Gísli Pálsson) Forms of Production and Fishing Expertise. Paper presented at the conference, The Anthropology of Iceland, Iowa City.

(with Nicola Tannenbaum) Control, Change, and Suffering: The Messages of Shan Buddhist Sermons. Paper presented at the Summer Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, DeKalb.

1988 (with Nicola Tannenbaum) Hidden dimensions of the Burmese Way to Socialism. Society for Economic Anthropology.

Production in Medieval Iceland. North Atlantic Archaeology Conference.

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(with Steve Thomas and Lee Maril) I organized the conference, Marine Resource Utilization: A Conference on Social Science Issues.

(invited) The Icelandic Family Sagas as Totemic Artifacts. paper presented to the conference on new approaches to the Icelandic Sagas. University of Glasgow.

1989 (invited) Witchcraft, Sorcery, Fortune, and Misfortune Among Lisu Highlanders of Northern Thailand. Canterbury International Symposium on South-East Asian Studies.

(invited) On Translating Medieval Icelandic Sagas. Panelist for "Cultural Factors in Translation," Rainer Schulte, Moderator. Twelfth Annual Conference of the American Literary Translators Association. University of Iowa, Iowa City.

1990 (invited) Comments on papers by Byock, Miller, Andersson, and Karras on theory and Old Norse Studies. 81st meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Study. Madison, Wisconsin.

(invited) (With Gísli Pálsson) Individual Differences in Indigenous Discourse: Icelandic Reactions to Anthropological Analyses. American Anthropological Association Meeting. New Orleans.

Policy, Power, and Science. Lecture presented to the Environmental Studies and Social Relations Colloquium. Lehigh University.

1991 The State as Regulator of the Economy: How Policy Determines the Economics of the U.S. Gulf Coast Shrimping Industry. Society for Economic Anthropology Meeting. Bloomington.

Psychology, Unions, and The Law: Folk Models and the History of Shrimpers Unions in Mississippi. Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. Charleston.

Hegemony and Resistance in Icelandic Family Sagas. Central States Anthropological Society Meeting. Ames.

(with Jon Wilcox) (invited) Humor in Medieval Icelandic Literature and Society. Conference, from Sagas to Society. Reykjavik.

Perspectives on Politics, Economy and Ideology in Thailand: A. Minorities. Panel organized for the Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs.

Perspectives on Politics, Economy and Ideology in Thailand: B. Majorities. Panel organized for the Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs.

State Power and Culture in Thailand: An Historical View. Panel organized for the American Anthropological Association Meeting, Chicago.

Discussant: Approaching 1992 Along Europe's Northern Rim: Assimilated and Assimilating. Panel of the American Anthropological Association Meeting, Chicago.

(With Gísli Pálsson) Inventing Iceland: Individualism and Independence in Iceland. American Anthropological Association Meeting, Chicago.

1992 Hierarchy, Domination, and Resistance: The Dangerous Classes in Medieval Iceland. Paper presented at the American Ethnological Society meeting. Memphis.

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Environmentalism, Regulation, and Fishing: Regional and International Perspectives. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. Memphis.

The Literary Representation of Slavery and Dependency in Medieval Iceland. Paper presented at the meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Studies, Minneapolis.

Caught in the System: Mississippi Shrimpers, Processors, and the Commons. Paper presented at the 1992 meeting of the International Association for the Study of Common Property, Washington, D.C.

Medieval Icelandic Identity Inside and Out. Paper prepared for the American Anthropological Association Meeting, San Francisco.

1993 A Local Elite and Underdevelopment in a Peripheral Economy: Iceland in the 18th-20th Centuries. Society for Economic Anthropology.

Ghosts, Slaves, and Resistance in Medieval Iceland: Literary Images and Social Realities. Central States Anthropological Society.

Anthropological Approaches to Icelandic Sagas: Some Recent Directions. International Congress on Medieval Studies.

Blessing in Lisu Worldview. Association for Asian Studies.

Every Icelander a Special Case. Paper presented at the conference on the Anthropology of Modern Iceland. Iowa City.

With Gísli Pálsson, organized conference, Anthropology of Modern Iceland, Iowa City.

Slaves and Dependents: Marginality and Danger in Medieval Iceland. Center for Medieval and Early Renaissance Studies Conference, "On the Margins" Binghampton, NY.

Language, Purity, and Technology in Iceland. American Anthropological Association Meeting, Washington D.C.

1994 Property, State, and Self-Destruction in Medieval Iceland. Society for Economic Anthropology.

With Kendall Thu, organized the session, Policy, Culture, and Practice in Industrial Agriculture for the Central States Anthropological Society Meeting.

Corporate and Farmer Models of Agriculture in Iowa and Missouri. Central States Anthropological Society Meeting.

Anthropology and Medieval Iceland. Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Study.

(with Kendall Thu) Industrial Agricultural Development: Overt and Covert Community Health Consequences. 20th Annual Conference of the National Association for Rural Mental Health.

(with Kendall Thu) Organized session, Human Dimensions of Public Policy in U.S. Industrial Agriculture, American Anthropological Association.

(with Kendall Thu) A Role for Anthropology. Human Dimensions of Public Policy in U.S. Industrial Agriculture, American Anthropological Association.

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(with Thomas Hakanson) Organized session, Dynamics of The Viking Age and Early Medieval Scandinavia: A New Look at Sources and Societies. American Anthropological Association.

Discussant. Dynamics of The Viking Age and Early Medieval Scandinavia: A New Look at Sources and Societies. American Anthropological Association.

1995 Rural Stratification and Swine Production in Iowa: A Comparative Perspective. Society for Applied Anthropology.

(With Kendall Thu) Contested Commoditization: Power, Policy, Rhetoric, and Forms of Swine Production in the United States. Society for Economic Anthropology.

(With Kendall Thu and others) Organized, planned, got funding for, and participated in the Scientific Workshop on Understanding the Impacts of Large-Scale Swine Production. June 29-30. Des Moines, IA.

Social Consequences of Large Scale Swine Production. Scientific Swine Workshop June 29-30, Des Moines.

(With Kendall Thu, Randy Ziegenhorn, John McNutt, Grant Allison, and Steve Padgitt) Networking Among Independent Swine Producers: Practical Applications of Social Science Research. Panel for The Association for Farming Systems Research-Extension.

Class, Policy, and Culture: Signal Distortion and Culture Formation in State Agricultural Policy. American Anthropological Association.

1996 Presentation and discussant for the Democratic Policy Council on issues of Industrialization of Agriculture in Iowa. Iowa City.

Discussant for the session Managing the European Commons: The Environment. Tenth International Conference of Europeanists. Council for European Studies (invited).

Organized the session, Institutional Contexts for the Production of Knowledge: A Role for Applied Anthropology. Society for Applied Anthropology.

(with Kendall Thu) Damned If You Do; Damned If You Don't. Society for Applied Anthropology.

Pigs and Politics: The Industrialization of the Swine Industry in Iowa. University of Iowa Geography Colloquium.

Testimony before Illinois legislative hearing on Livestock Waste Management Facilities Act. August 2, 1996.

Current Directions in Cultural Anthropology. (invited) American Anthropological Association.

Performance, Politics, and Literature in Medieval Iceland. American Anthropological Association.

Discussant for the session Folk Management and Local Knowledge: Policy and Practice in Sustainable Resource Use and Management. American Anthropological Association.

(with Randy Ziegenhorn and Kendall Thu) The Politicized Pig: Politics and Progress in Iowa Agriculture. American Anthropological Association.

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(with Kendall Thu) The Politics of Swine Research: Examples from Iowa. 59th Annual Meeting of the Rural Sociology Society.

1997 On the Importance of Ethnography--Snagged in the System: Models and Realities of Shrimping in Mississippi. Invited Lecture. Anthropology Colloquium. Pennsylvania State University.

Organized session for Society for Applied Anthropology: Viewpoints on the Anthropology of Unions in the U.S.

Viewpoints in a Union Local. Paper presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology.

(with Kendall Thu) Policy Models and Practical Matters in Industrial Swine Production in Iowa. Invited for Modeling the world: Policy Ramifications for Fishers, Farmers, and Scientists. Society for Political Ecology.

Views of a Union: Stewards, Staff, and Members. Paper presented at the meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society.

Presentation to the Iowa City Sierra Club on Industrial Swine Production.

Since 1993 Kendall Thu and I have made a number of presentations before the County Zoning Commissioners, Association of County Officials, Association of County Health Officials, and other government, private, and environmental groups.

How Households are Different from Firms and Why it is Important. Society for Rural Sociology.

How Staff, Stewards, and Members see Their Union Local. Presented to the Labor Studies Colloquium, Penn State University.

A Shower of Rain: Marshall Sahlins’s Stone Age Economics Twenty-Five Years Later. American Anthropological Association.

1998 Meritocratic Individualism Among Middle and Working Class Union Members. Paper presented at the Central States Anthropological Society.

Organized the session: Anthropologists and Activists for Society for Applied Anthropology.

Anthropology and Labor Unions. Paper presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology.

Convener of session, Anthropology and Policy. Society for Applied Anthropology.

The Abstract, The Concrete, The Political and the Academic: Anthropology And a Labor Union in the U.S. International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences.

Organized the session: Anthropology and Policy for the American Anthropological Association.

Discussant for panel: The Dual Roles of Labor Union Activist and Anthropologist: Challenges and Contradictions. American Anthropological Association.

1999 Organized the session: Changing Relations among Workers, Unions, and Management for the Society for Applied Anthropology

Structure and Cognition: Workers’ Models of their Union. Paper presented at the meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology

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Organized the session: Anthropology of Unions: Local, National, International. For the Central States Anthropological Society.

Reciprocity and Power in a US Union Local. Paper presented at the meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society.

Organized the session: Ethnography in the Central States for the American Anthropological Association meetings.

2000 Hog Calling. Presentation to the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture

Testimony before Maryland Legislature on Industrial Swine Issues—3/9/2000

Organized Session: Anthropology and Unions: Images and Realities for Society for Applied Anthropology

Views of Membership and Leadership in a Chicago Union Local. Paper presented to Society for Applied Anthropology.

Discussant: Fishing for Success: The Search for Community-Based Solutions to Fisheries Crises. Society for Applied Anthropology.

Discussant: Workshop on Anthropology and Policy. Society for Applied Anthropology.

Organized Session: Anthropology and Unions for Central States Anthropological Society meetings.

Anthropology and Unions. Paper presented at the Central States Anthropological Society meetings.

2001 Community Supported Agriculture in Central Pennsylvania. Society for Applied Anthropology.

Program organizer (with Judith Marti) of meeting of Society for Economic Anthropology, Milwaukee on labor.

Ethnography: The Global and the Local. American Anthropological Association.

Comments on Work, Class, Anthropology and Anthropologists—Discussion of Session in Memory of Herb Applebaum at the American Anthropological Association.

2002 Consumption/Globalization. Culture and Agriculture/Culture and Environment Meeting on Public Policy. Athens, GA. September.

Obligation, Power, and Programs in Union Locals. American Anthropological Association.

Discussant for session on fisheries. American Anthropological Association.

(with Suzan Erem) Anthropology and Unions. Chicago Association of Practicing Anthropologists. December 15.

2003 (with Suzan Erem) Roundtable on Labor Studies. Central States Anthropological Society

Discussant. Session on Global Processes. Society for Applied Anthropology

Organized-Double session on New Approaches to Class for AAA meeting for General Anthropology Division.

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Program Chair. 2003 meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society.

2004 (with Suzan Erem) Roundtable on Labor Studies. Central States Anthropological Society.

Organized session on Anthropology and Labor for AAA meeting in San Francisco (Canceled because of the Hilton’s lockout of Unite Here Local 2)

Points of View and the Importance of Striking. Society for Applied Anthropology.

Organized session on labor unions for Society for Applied Anthropology.

2005 Organized double session on anthropology and labor unions for Society for Applied Anthropology.

Organized a session on the anthropology of labor unions for Central States Anthropological Society.

Organized a round-table on anthropology and labor union research for Central States Anthropological Society.

Discussant for Society for Cultural Anthropology’s Labor Forum in Atlanta

Discussant in policy forum on labor at meeting of Society for Applied Anthropology.

Discussant for the film, Salt of the Earth, Society for Applied Anthropology (by invitation).

Organized Presidential Invited double session for AAA meeting: History and Current Practice and Prospects for Organized Labor: The Anthropology of Unions.

Organized AAA Public Policy Forum on Organized Labor

(with John Steinberg and Doug Bolender) Unsettled Landscapes: Settlement patterns and the development of social inequality in Northern Iceland. Society for Economic Anthropology meeting.

2006 Organized Double session for Society for Applied Anthropology meeting: Class and Collective Action.

Class, Consciousness and Collective Action in Labor Unions. Society for Applied Anthropology Meeting.

Discussant for session: The Moral Sources for Competiveness. Organized by Marietta Baba. Society for Applied Anthropology Meeting.

Discussant for session: Ethnographic Fieldwork and Fisheries. Organized by Caroline Butler. Society for Applied Anthropology Meeting.

Invited lecture: State, Class, and Culture. Michigan State University.

Distinguished Lecture. Central States Anthropological Society. Anthropology that Makes a Difference.

Oganized double session for American Anthropological Association Meeting. Organized Labor and Labor Organizations in a Global System.

2007 Organized double invited session for AAA meeting. Class and Consciousness.

Keynote address: Icelandic Anthropological Association, Reykjavík.

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2008 Organized invited session at American Ethnological Society/Society for the Anthropology of North America Meetings. Discontent, Disorder, and Solidarity: Lessons for Democracy from the Fight to Free the Charleston Five.

Presentation: Events since the publication of the book.

Keynote address: Pennsylvania State system of Higher Education Undergraduate Anthropology Conference. Anthropology into the 21st Century: Where we are and where we’re Going.

Organized invited session for the American Anthropological Association meeting: Unions in the Global Economy

Paper: The Charleston 5: The Struggle for National and International Solidarity.

REVIEWING

I have reviewed proposals and manuscripts for Environmental Health Perspectives, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, American Ethnologist, Current Anthropology, American Anthropologist, Journal of Anthropological Research, Arctic Anthropology, Quantitative Anthropology, Science Magazine, Human Organization, Human Ecology, Scandinavian Studies, Sustainable Development, Ethos, Journal of European Social Anthropology, Culture and Agriculture, Peasant Studies, Journal of Asian Studies, International Regional Science Review, University of Northern Illinois Southeast Asia Studies Center, National Science Foundation, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, National Endowment for the Humanities, Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, Social Problems, American Sign Language Quarterly, Ohio University International Studies Center, State University of New York, National Geographic Foundation, American Scandinavian Foundation, Pelagic Fisheries Research Program of the University of Hawai'i at Manoa, Georgia Sea Grant Program, National Marine Fisheries Service, Plains Anthropologist, Mayfield, Holt, Rinehart and Winston; University of Iowa Press, University of Hawai’i Press, University of Oklahoma Press, McGill-Queen’s University Press, Taylor and Francis Books Ltd., Science, Mc-Graw Hill, National Academy of Science, and several commercial publishing houses.

PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND SERVICE

With Steve Wieting, I wrote a proposal in 1983 for a University of Iowa-University of Iceland exchange program, which was accepted, funded, and has been implemented.

Department Service, University of Iowa

Summer, 1994, 1995 Acting ChairFall, 1994 Acting ChairColloquium Organizer 1991-1996Undergraduate advisor 1973-1976; 1977-1984; 1985-1987; 1990-1996.PhD program revision committee, chair. 1995-96.

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MA program revision committee. 1995-96Computer committee. 1990-1994.

University Service, University of Iowa

Faculty Senate. 2 terms.College of Liberal Arts Faculty Assembly.Research Council. 2 terms.Committee C (human subjects review). 2 terms.Ad hoc committee to review Faculty Development Leave Proposals.International Student Committee.Committee to review International Studies.Committee to review Rhetoric Program.Public Information Committee.Faculty Welfare Committee.Bylaws Committee.Ad hoc committee to review Ida Beam Visiting Lecturer Proposals.Coordinating Committee of the Iowa Center for Agricultural Safety and Health. Two terms.Board of fellows of the School of Religion.Executive Board, Visual Scholars Program, College of Education.

Department Service, Penn StateChair, Sociocultural Recruitment CommitteeMember, Archaeology Recruitment CommitteePromotion and Tenure CommitteeGraduate Affairs Committee

University Service, Penn StateFaculty Senate AlternateLiberal Arts Caucus of Faculty Senate

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