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TAA 2011
Point-to-Point by Peter Van Arsdale and Andrea Akers, pp. 1
SPECIAL SECTION: TOURISM, ANTHROPOLOGY, AND QUALITY OF LIFE
The Tangle of Anthropological Tourism: How the Consumption of Fantasy and Academia Share Common Spaces by David Piacenti, pp. 2-6
Viking Village Ecotourism by Helle Sorensen, pp. 7-14
Native Anthropology and Anthropological Tourism by Enrique Maestas, pp. 15-22
The Roles of Sustainable Tourism in Neoliberal Policies and Poverty Reduction Strategies: Do They Adequately Address Quality of Life? by Julie Reyes, pp. 23-29
Touring Tohoku, Serving the Nation: Volunteer Tourism in Post-Disaster Japan by Rebecca Forgash, pp. 30-36
COMMENTARIES
Civilianization of the US Military in the Era of Counterinsurgency: Problems and Prospects for Applied Anthropology by Adalric Hilliard Tuten, pp. 37-41
A Potential New Role for Universities and Academics in the Sustainable Community Movement by Mark St. Pierre, pp. 42-48
INTEGRATED BOOK REVIEW SET
Ethnography of the National Park Service: Past Lessons, Present Challenges, Future Prospects
Edited by Lawrence F. Van Horn, based on the work of Jacilee Wray and associates, Reviews by: Richard V. Badalamente, George S. Esber, Darby C. Stapp, Frederick F. York and Response from Jacilee Wray et al.pp. 49-63
Edited by Lawrence F. Van Horn, based on the work of Jacilee Wray and associates, Reviews by: Richard V. Badalamente, George S. Esber, Darby C. Stapp, Frederick F. York and Response from Jacilee Wray et al.pp. 49-63
Point-to-Point by Peter Van Arsdale and Andrea Akers, pp. 1
SPECIAL SECTION: IN MEMORIUM, GOTTFRIED O. “FRIEDL” LANG
Honoring Friedl: Applied Anthropology and Development of the High Plains Society by Carla Littlefield, pp. 2-7
Following Friedl: Forays into African Fieldwork by Colby Hatfield, pp. 8-16
Taught by Friedl: The Power of Millenarian Movements as Reflected in a New Guinea Cargo Cult by Peter Van Arsdale, pp. 17-24
Inspired by Friedl: Lessons Taught, Lessons Learned by Kenneth Keller, pp. 25-28
FEATURED ARTICLES
Inequitable Partners in Collaborative Research: Reflections on Community-Based Participatory Research by Jessica Blanchard, pp. 29-36
A Chief’s Creative Leadership among Micmac Indians in Light of their Group Ethic by Lawrence Van Horn, pp. 37-41
South Sudan’s Secession Issues: Is Peace Possible? by Cheri Baker, pp. 42-48
RESEARCH REPORTS
Staff Care and Humanitarian Aid Organizations: A Moral Obligation by Charlotte Min-Harris, pp. 49-53
Education in Emergencies: Benefits, Best Practices, and Partnerships by Phillip Price, pp. 54-57