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Culture, Agriculture, Food and Environment

Volume 19. Issue 3. September 1997

Contents:

1. From the Editors
   
2. Rural Development in the Global Village: An Oppositional Political Ecology?
   
   1. Robert A. Hackenberg
3. Changing Roles of Agriculture in Global Development Policy: Is Anthropology (Out)Standing in Its Field?
   
   1. Timothy J. Finan
4. A Political Ecology of Structural-Adjustment Policies: The Case of the Dominican Republic
   
   1. James B. Greenberg
5. The U.S.-Mexico Borderlands in Century XXI: Hispanics and Indians Move from Local Ecology into the Global Economy
   
   1. Robert A. Hackenberg
6. Endangered Species and Precarious Lives in the Upper Gulf of California
   
   1. Thomas R. McGuire
      Gloria Ciria Valdez-Gardea
7. Lamanjay, Food Security, Sécurité Alintentaire: A Lesson in Communication from BARA's Mixed-Methods Approach to Baseline Research in Haiti, 1994-1996
   
   1. Drexel G. Woodson
8. Landmark and Landscape: A Contextual Approach to the Management of American Indian Resources
   
   1. M. Nieves Zedeño
      Diane Austin
      Richard Stoffle
9. Household and Hearthhold: Gendered-Resource Allocations in Chad
   
   1. Helen K. Henderson
      Timothy J. Finan
      Mark Langworthy
10. Participatory Agri-Tech Assistance: The Farmer-to-Farmer Program
    
    1. Kathleen Thompson