Urban anthropology and studies of cultural systems and world economic development

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    Women's networks and the social needs of Mexican immigrants

    Mary I. O'Connor

    19(1990):1, s. 81-98
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    Modern obstetrics in a rural setting : women and reproduction in northwest New Britain

    Naomi M. McPherson

    23(1994):1, s. 39-72
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    Gender interests and collective action in a Colombian city

    Kathleen Gladden

    21(1992):3, s. 253-273
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    Emotional proletarians in a global economy : Mexican immigrant women and elder care work

    María Ibarra

    31(2002):3/4, s. 317-350
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    Women, development and stratification in the Eastern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea

    Jeanette Dickerson-Putman

    23(1994):1, s. 13-38
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    Politics, ideology, and scholarship : teaching anthropology in women's studies

    Ayala H. Gabriel

    18(1989):1, s. 111-120
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    Women and development in the Pacific

    Jeanette Dickerson-Putman (Editor)

    Laura Zimmer-Tamakoshi (Editor)

    23(1994):1. - 96 s
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    Visible partners : women's labor and management of agricultural capital on small farms in the highlands of central Ecuador

    Sarah Hamilton

    21(1992):4, s. 353-383
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    "Que, pues, con el pinche NAFTA?" : gender, power and migration between western Mexico and Atlanta

    Jennifer S. Hirsch

    31(2002):3/4, s. 351-387
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    Looking up from the bottom to the ceiling of the basement floor : female single-parent families surviving on 22.000 or less a year

    Anne Francis-Okongwu

    24(1995):3/4, s. 313-362