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Historical film reception: An ethnographic focus beyond entertainment
 Traditional culture and educational success in Senegal, West Africa
 
The Croagh Patrick pilgrimage: Identity construction and spiritual experience at Ireland's holy mountain
 Negotiations of power in Mexican and Mexican American women's narratives
 
A cross-cultural comparison of leadership choices: Commonalities and differences among female leaders in the United States, Kazakhstan and Sweden
 Where we come from and where we are going: Negotiating identity politics in Haalpulaar Mauritanian communities in Paris, France
 
Sacred spaces and expressive bodies: At the urs of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar
 Personhood, discourse, emotion, and environment in a Tlingit village
 
Fragile community: Trauma, truth, transformation and the social construction of suffering among Latin Americans and the staff of a United States torture treatment center
 Termination of the confederated tribes of the Grand Ronde community of Oregon: Politics, community, identity
 
Negotiating the master narrative: Museums and the Indian/Californio community of California's central coast
 Theater of jambands: Performance of resistance
 
The new American grotesque: Freaks and other monstrous and extraordinary bodies
 The politics of the marked body: An examination of female genital cutting and breast implantation
 
Life history trade-offs in growth and immune function: The behavioral and immunological ecology of the Shuar of Amazonian Ecuador, an indigenous population in the midst of rapid economic and ecological change
 The music of Harry Potter: Continuity and change in the first five films
 
The politics of place: Heritage, identiy, and the epistemologies of cultural landscapes
 No alternative: Participation, inequality, and the meanings of fair trade in Nicaragua
 
Citizenship, refugees, and the state: Bosnians, Southern Sudanese, and social service organizations in Fargo, North Dakota
 Imagined futures: Interpretation, imagination, and discipline in Hindu Trinidad