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Volume 14 - June 2006

Book Review

Niezen, Ronald. 2004. A world beyond difference: Cultural identity in the age of Globalization. Oxford: Blackwell. xii + 225 pp. Hb.: £50.00. ISBN: 1 4051 2737 6. Pb.: £14.99. ISBN: 1 4051 2690 6

Mythen, Gabe. 2004. Ulrich Beck. A critical introduction to the risk society. London: Pluto. viii + 216 pp. Hb.: £45.00. ISBN: 0 7453 1815 0. Pb.: £14.99. ISBN: 0 7453 1814 2

Kushner, Tony. 2004. We Europeans? Mass Observation, ‘race’ and British identity in the twentieth century. Aldershot: Ashgate xi + 281 pp. Hb.: £50.00. ISBN: 1 4051 2690 6

Liechty, Mark. 2002. Suitably modern. Making middle-class culture in a new consumer society. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 304 pp. Hb.: $60.00/£38.95. ISBN: 0 691 09592 2. Pb.: $21.95/£13.95. ISBN: 0 691 09593 0

Parker, John, Leonard Mars, Paul Ransome and Hilary Stanworth. 2003. Social theory. A basic tool kit. Houndmills: Palgrave MacMillan. xiv + 239 pp. Hb.: £45.00. ISBN: 0 333 96211 7. Pb.: £15.99. ISBN: 0 333 96212 5

Poluha, Eva. 2004. The power of continuity: Ethiopia through the eyes of its children. Uppsala: Nordiska Afrikainstitutet. 217 pp. Pb.: 270 SEK/27.00 €/£18.95/$32.50. ISBN: 91 7106 535 0

Salemink, Oscar. 2003. The ethnography of Vietnam's central highlanders: A historical contextualisation, 1850–1900. London and New York: Routledge Curzon. xxviii + 383 pp. Hb.: £70.00. ISBN: 0 7007 1570 3

Machado-Borges, Thaïs. 2003. Only for you! Brazilians and the telenovela flow. Stockholm: Stockholm University. x + 254 pp. Pb.: SEK308. ISBN: 91 7265 648 4

Parnell, Philip C. and Stephanie C. Kane (eds.). 2003. Crime's power. Anthropologists and the ethnography of crime. New York and Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. viii + 310 pp. Pb.: £14.99. ISBN: 1 4039 6180 8

Meskell, Lynn. 2002. Private life in New Kingdom Egypt. Princeton: Princeton University Press. xviii + 238 pp. Hb.: $45.00. ISBN: 0 691 00448 X

Stewart, Pamela J. and Andrew Strathern (eds.). 2005. Contesting rituals: Islam and practices of identity-making. Durham, NC: Carolina University Press. xx + 239 pp. Pb. $30.00. ISBN: 1 594600 077 5

Pink, Sarah, László Kürti and Ana Isabel Afonso (eds.). 2004. Working images. Visual research and representation in ethnography. London and New York: Routledge. xii + 224 pp. Pb.: £19.99. ISBN: 0 415 30654 X

Tsing, Anna Lowenhaupt. 2004. Friction: An ethnography of global connection. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press. 376 pp. Hb.: $59.50/£38.95. ISBN: 0 691 12064 1. Pb.: $17.95/£11.95. ISBN: 0 691 12065 X

Richards, Audrey I. 2004. Hunger and work in a savage tribe. A functional study of nutrition among the southern Bantu. London and New York: Routledge. xxvi + 238 pp. Pb.: £20.00. ISBN: 0 415 32011 9

Pun, Ngai. 2005. Made in China. Women factory workers in a global workplace. Durham: Duke University Press. 248 pp. Hb.: $79.95. ISBN: 1 932643 18 4. Pb.: $22.95. ISBN: 1 932643 00 1

Robben, Antonius C. G. M. (ed.). 2004. Death, mourning and burial. A cross-cultural reader. Malden, MA and Oxford: Blackwell. x + 184 pp. Hb.: £60.00. ISBN: 1 4051 1470 3. Pb.: £19.99. ISBN: 1 4051 1471 1

Van Dongen, Els. 2004. Worlds of psychotic people: Wanderers, ‘bricoleurs’ and strategists. London and New York: Routledge. viii + 263 pp. Hb.: £60.00. ISBN: 0 415 30390 7

Saugestad, Sidsel. 2001. The inconvenient indigenous. Remote area development in Botswana, donor assistance and the First People of the Kalahari. Uppsala: Nordic Africa Institute. 266 pp. Pb.: SEK220/£16.95 /€22. ISBN: 91 7106 475 3

Spencer, Paul. 2004. The Maasai of Matapato. A study of rituals of rebellion. London: Routledge. xxii + 297 pp. Pb.: £20.00. ISBN: 0 415 31723 1

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