Anthropology in Action

ISSN 0967-201X

Publisher: Berghahn Journals

AiA is a peer-reviewed journal publishing key articles, commentaries, research reports, and book reviews that deal with the use of anthropology in all areas of policy and practice. Recent themes have included identity and movement, anthropology in Denmark, the effects of ethics, and anthropology and activism. Subjects covered by the journal include organizations, HIV/AIDS research, new reproductive technologies, the rights of indigenous peoples, community care and social policy, health, medicine and suffering, education and government policy, museums, place and space, management, ethnicity and violence, and overseas development.

Volume 12, Number 3, October 2005
Friends and Foes: Anthropologists and the Making of 'the Enemy'. Guest Editiors: Eric B. Ross and David H. Price

Editorial

Editorial
pp. v-vi(1)
Author: Skinner, Jonathan

Introduction

Introduction
pp. vii-ix(1)
Authors: Ross, Eric B.; Price, David H.

Articles

Nazi Anthropology and Public Health in Second World War Poland: The Case of Herbert Grohmann
pp. 1-11(11)
Author: Schafft, Gretchen

Anthropology and Total Warfare: The Office of Strategic Services' 1943 'Preliminary Report on Japanese Anthropology'
pp. 12-20(9)
Author: Price, David H.

Vicos as Cold War Strategy: Anthropology, Peasants and 'Community Development'
pp. 21-33(13)
Author: Ross, Eric B.

Another Roadside Attraction? Preserving the Cultural Heritage of Oak Ridge, Tennessee
pp. 34-53(20)
Author: Harper, Janice