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• 1986The Modern Demographic Transition: An Analysis of Subsistence Choices and Reproductive Consequences124 cited
• 2003Rethinking Global and Area Studies: Insights from Caribbeanist Anthropology104 cited
• 1981Chinese Familism in an Urban-Industrial Setting: The Case of Hong Kong81 cited
• 2007The Making of the Black Family: Race and Class in Qualitative Studies in the Twentieth Century63 cited
• 1988From vice to madness: The semantics of naturalistic and personalistic understandings in Trinidadian local medicine53 cited
• 2008If Moynihan Had Only Known: Race, Class, and Family Change in the Late Twentieth Century49 cited
• 1997Most of Us are Family Some of the Time: Interracial Unions and Transracial Kinship in Eastern Trinidad48 cited
• 2001Contesting the Rhetoric of ‘Black Family Breakdown’ from Barbados33 cited
• 2011Extended Family Support and Relationship Satisfaction Among Married, Cohabiting, and Romantically Involved African Americans and Black Caribbeans32 cited
• 1991Why Women Take Men to Magistrate's Court: Caribbean Kinship Ideology and Law23 cited
• 1985Valeur marchande, amour maternel et survie : aspects de la circulation des enfants dans un bidonville brésilien22 cited
• 2013Negotiating daughterhood and strangerhood: Retrospective accounts of serial migration16 cited
• 2008Caribbean Studies, Anthropology, and U.S. Academic Realignments∗