February 2009: Reproductive Technologies Viola Hoerbst In the Making: Assisted Reproductive Technologies in Mali, West Africa February 2009: Reproductive Subjects Sameena Mulla Political Terrains of Emergency Contraception: Medical Staff Perceptions of Sexual Assault Victim Credibility March 2009: Perinatal Care Brigitte Jordan and Anastasia L Thatcher Competing Technologies in Perinatal Care: A Call for Dialogue between Low- and High-Tech Practitioners Melissa Cheyney and Courtney Everson Narratives of Risk: Speaking Across the Hospital/Homebirth Divide March 2009: Reproductive Governance Lynn M Morgan and Elizabeth FS Roberts Rights and Reproduction in Latin America April 2009: Visual Ethics Kimberly Christen Access and Accountability: The Ecology of Information Sharing in the Digital Age April 2009: Multisensory/Multimedia Jonathan S Marion and Julia Lynn Offen Translating Multisensory Experience: An Introduction
May 2009: Veteran Identity Rhoda Kanaaneh Blood in the Same Mud?: Palestinian Veterans of the Israeli Military
May 2009: Departures from Conflict Kimberly Theidon Pasts Imperfect: Reintegrating Former Combatants in Colombia
September 2009: Codifying Ethics Janet E Levy Life is Full of Hard Choices: A Grievance Procedure for the AAA? Rena Lederman Comparing Ethics Codes and Conventions: Anthropological, Sociological and Psychological Approaches
October 2009: Economic Crisis: Origins Gillian Tett Icebergs and Ideologies: How Information Flows Fuelled the Financial Crisis Aaron Z Pitluck Ethnography Meets Econometrics: Exploring Daily Work Practices that Lead to Financial Crises Tara A Schwegler The Global Crisis of Economic Meaning
November 2009: Aging & the Life Course Jay Sokolovsky Aging, Center Stage: New Life Course Research in Anthropology Philip B Stafford Aging and Developmental Disability: Emerging Concerns and Insights
November 2009: Eldercare Pin Wang Care Beyond the Body: Service Encounters in Taiwan's Eldercare Programs
December 2009: The Future/s of Anthropology Jane Desmond Who is an Anthropologist? Scholarly Communities, Institutional Configurations and Intellectual Migrations K Anne Pyburn The Future of Archaeology as Anthropology
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