Beyond “Applied” Anthropology

Les W. Field

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Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture Indigenous Cultures and History Anthropological Studies and Insights

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This chapter contains section titled: INTRODUCTION A BACKGROUND IN APPLIED AND ACTION ANTHROPOLOGY TRANSITION: POLITICAL MOVEMENTS, POWER SHIFTS, AND CHANGING (APPLIED) ANTHROPOLOGY PROCESSES OF REPATRIATION LINGUISTIC REVIVALS THE STRUGGLE FOR FEDERAL RECOGNITION CONCLUDING WORDS

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