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Volume 10 - February 2002

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Religious reflexivity and transmissive frequency

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Borders. Frontiers of identity, nation and state. By Hastings Donnan and Thomas M. Wilson. 1999. Oxford and New York: Berg. 224 pp. Hb.: $65.00. ISBN 1 8597 3241 0. Pb.: $19.50. ISBN 1 8597 3246 1.

Multiculturalism and minority religions in Britain. Krishna consciousness, religious freedom and the politics of location. By Malory Nye. Richmond: Curzon Press. 2001. xii + 331 pp. Hb.: $75.00. ISBN 0 700 71392 1.

Psychosocial wellness of refugees. Issues in qualitative and quantitative research. Edited by Frederick L. Ahearn Jr. (Studies in Forced Migration, vol. 7.) New York: Berghahn Books. 2002. xvii + 251 pp. Hb.: ISBN 1 57181 204 0. Pb.: ISBN 1 57181 205 9.

Qayaq. Kayaks of Alaska and Siberia. By David W. Zimmerly. Fairbanks: University of Alaska Press. 2000. 129 pp. Pb.: $29.95. ISBN 0 6601 7511 8.

Golden arches east. McDonald's in East Asia. Edited by James L. Watson. Stanford: Stanford University Press. 1997. xvi + 256 pp. Hb.: $49.50. ISBN 0 8047 3205 1. Pb.: $21.95. ISBN 0 8047 3205 8.

Among the anthropologists. History and context in anthropology. By Adam Kuper. The Athlone Press: London and New Brunswick, N.J. 1999. 260 pp. £45.00. ISBN 0485 115360.

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The city in time and space. By Aidan Southall. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1998. 448 pp. Pb.: $28.95. ISBN 0521 784328.

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A phenomenology of working class experience. By Simon J. Charlesworth. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2000. Hb.: £40.00. ISBN 052 165 0666.

Irish travellers. Racism and the politics of culture. By Jane Helleiner. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. 2000. viii + 274 pp. Hb.: $50. ISBN 0 8020 4843 9.

Making majorities. Constituting the nation in Japan, Korea, China, Malaysia, Fiji, Turkey, and the United States. Edited by Dru C. Gladney. Stanford: Stanford University Press. 1998. xv + 350 pp. ISBN 0 8047 3048 2.

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Edmund Leach. An anthropological life. By Stanley J. Tambiah. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2002. pp. xvii + 517. ISBN 0 521 80824 3.

Art and intimacy. How the arts began. By Ellen Dissanayake. Seattle and London: University of Washington Press. 2000. xvii + 265 pp. 50 illus. Hb.: $29.95. ISBN 0 295 97911 9.

Identity and gender in hunting and gathering societies. Edited by Ian Keen and Takako Yamada. Osaka: National Museum of Ethnology (Senri Ethnological Studies no. 56). 2001. iv + 263 pp. ISSN 0387 6004.

Raw histories. Photographs, anthropology and museums. By Elizabeth Edwards. Oxford and New York: Berg. 2001. xiii + 270 pp. 30 photos. Pb.: $23.00. ISBN 1 85973 497 9.

Flexible citizenship. The cultural logics of transnationality. By Aihwa Ong. Durham and London: Duke University Pres. 1999. pp. ix + 322. Hb.: $54.95. ISBN 0 8223 2250 1. Pb.: $19.95. ISBN 0 8223 2269 2.

Dancing with the virgin. Body and faith in the fiesta of Tortugas, New Mexico. By Deirdre Sklar. Berkeley, Los Angeles and London: University of California Press. 2001. xi + 230 pp. 26 illustrations. Hb.: ISBN 0 520 07910 8. Pb.: ISBN 0 520 22791 3.

A society without fathers or husbands. The Na of China. By Cai Hua [translated by Asti Hustvedt]. 2001. New York: Zone Books. 505 pp. Pb.: $33.00. ISBN 1 890 951 1129.

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