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Contents:

    1. R Cover
    2. R Inside AN/September 2005

Dialogue

    1. R Correspondence
      1. Antoinette LoSchiavo
        Gregory Starrett
        Veerendra P Lele
        Robbie Davis-Floyd
        Daniel E Moerman
        Jeffrey Sluka
        Ronald Stade
        Neriko Doerr
    2. R Anthropology at War? What Argentina's Dirty War Can Teach Us
      1. Antonius C G M Robben
    3. R Suicide Bombing and Terror Are Not New
      1. Niccolo Caldararo
    4. R Interrogating Conventional Wisdom about Terrorism
      1. M Jamil Hanifi

In Focus

    1. R In Between, and On the Margins of, the Shining Centers on the Hill
      1. Don Brenneis
        George E Marcus
    2. R The Ethics-Review Process
      1. Maureen H Fitzgerald
    3. R The Shelf Life of Ethnographic Materials
      1. Robert V Kemper
        Steve J Langdon
    4. R The UN and Indigenous Peoples: A Process
      1. Janet M Chernela
    5. R UN Policy: Protecting the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
      1. Janet M Chernela
    6. R Debating World Bank IP Policy through the UN Permanent Forum
      1. Anthony Oliver-Smith
    7. R Ethnographic Snapshot of the UN Permanent Forum
      1. Anthony Oliver-Smith
    8. R Roles of Engagement
      1. Paul J Nuti
    9. R Networking and the Permanent Forum
      1. Janet Chernela
    10. R Studying Up Collaboratively at the UN Permanent Forum
      1. Laura R Graham
    11. R Three Questions about Race, Human Biological Variation and Racism
      1. Alan Goodman
    12. R Rethinking Race and Human Variation
      1. Joseph Jones
        Mary Margaret Overbey
        Stacy Lathrop
        Yolanda Moses
    13. R Defining What We Do and Do Not Mean by "Race"
      1. Mary Margaret Overbey
    14. R Understanding Race and Human Variation Project Update
      1. Mary Margaret Overbey

Association Business

    1. R Nominate Members for AAA Positions
    2. R AAA Executive Board Actions: May 14-15, 2005 Meeting
    3. R Guidelines for Consideration of Proposed Public Statements
    4. R AAA 2005 Executive Board
    5. R AAA Annual Business Meeting
    6. R AAA 2004 Audit Report
    7. R FY2004 Annual Meeting Financial Loss
    8. R Why Give to the AAA?
      1. Sydel Silverman
    9. R Meet the Staff
      1. Sandra Detwiler
        Gretchen Bakke

2005 Election Results

    1. R Meet the Staff

2005 Referendum Results

    1. R Meet the Staff

Association Business

    1. R On the Referendum to Rescind the AAA's Acceptance of the El Dorado Task Force Report
      1. Jane Hill
        Janet Chernela
        Fernando Coronil
        Trudy Turner
        Joe Watkins
        Louise Lamphere
        Thomas Gregor
        Daniel Gross

Field Notes

    1. R Constructing Community across Linguistic Boundaries
      1. Jaida Kim Samudra
    2. R A Last Few Trips up the River
      1. Amanda Coleman
    3. R Lost and Found?: Fragmented Fieldwork among Sudanese Refugees
      1. Laura DeLuca
        Kahtherine Bruch
    4. R From the Desk of the Editor (In-Coming), American Anthropologist Benjamin Blount: Call for Research Papers
      1. Benjamin Blount

Knowledge Exchange

    1. R Doctors, Borders and Ethics of Crisis
      1. Peter Redfield
    2. R Cultural Difference and Globalization: Transborder Mexican Indigenous Migrants
      1. Lynn Stephen
    3. R Meeting Calendar

Electronic Publishing

    1. R Usage Statistics for AnthroCommons
    2. R Multivalent Networking is Indispensable to Communicating Information
      1. Stacy Lathrop
        Gretchen Bakke
    3. R Folksonomy
      1. P Kerim Friedman
    4. R AnthroSource Facts Central

Academic Affairs

    1. R Ambivalent Strands of Anthropology and Warfare
    2. R Spies in Our Midst
      1. Hugh Gusterson
    3. R Some Thoughts on Anthropological Ethics and Today's Conflicts
      1. Felix Moos
    4. R The Pat Roberts Intelligence Scholars Program: FAQs
      1. Paul J Nuti
    5. R Relevant Statements and Codes of Ethics in the History of Anthropology

Public Affairs

    1. R Environmental Justice Pushed Backwards by Bush Administration
      1. Melissa Checker
    2. R Washington Wire
      1. Paul J Nuti

Rites of Passage

    1. R A Broader School of American Research Is Envisioned by Its New President
      1. Stacy Lathrop
    2. R Carnegie Encourages Anthropological Research on Islam and the Modern World
      1. Gretchen Bakke
    3. R Guggenheim Fellows Develop New Work in Anthropology
      1. Gretchen Bakke
    4. R FAMSI Funds Mesoamerican Research
      1. Gretchen Bakke
    5. R Jablomski Awarded Fletcher Fellowship for Work on Understanding Skin Color
      1. Melissa Coates
    6. R Fulbright Supports Anthropology of Roma Rights within the EU
      1. Gretchen Bakke
    7. R Horowitz Funds Study of Chicago's Overhaul of a Public Housing System
      1. Gretchen Bakke

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Association Business

    1. R AAA Staff Directory

To Wit

    1. R Mad Science
      1. Andrew and Susan Buckser