Vol 50, No 2 (2011)
Table of Contents
Articles
| ETHNOGRAPHIC LIVELIHOOD STUDIES: THE MINUTIAE OF MICROLOANS | Abstract |
| Courtney Kurlanska | 95-115 |
| TOO LOUD, TOO WILD? NEGOTIATING CAJUN CULTURAL REPRESENTATIONS | Abstract |
| Rocky L Sexton | 117-134 |
| THE HONG KONG OCEAN PARK KIDNAPPING RUMOR | Abstract |
| Joseph Bosco | 135-151 |
| CELEBRATING DISTINCTIONS: COMMON AND CONSPICUOUS WEDDINGS IN RURAL NAMIBIA | Abstract |
| Julia Pauli | 153-167 |
| PAST PASSAGES: INITIATION RITES ON THE ADAMAWA PLATEAU (CAMEROON) | Abstract |
| Philip Leis | 169-188 |
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