Anthropology and community action [compiled by] Elizabeth Hegeman and Leonard Kooperman.

Includes index.

Evans-Pritchard, E. E. Beginning field work with the Nuer.--Chagnon, N. Doing field work among the Yanomamo.--Lee, R. B. Eating Christmas in the Kalahari.--Berlin, I. N. Professionals' participation in community activities: is it part of the job?--Little, K. The role of voluntary associations in West African urbanization.--Rouch, J. Second generation migrants in Ghana and the Ivory Coast.--Officer, J. E. The American Indian and Federal policy.--Gans, H. J. Life in the West End.--Simpson, G. E. The Ras Tafari movement in Jamaica: a study of race and class conflict.--Benedict, R. Anthropology and the abnormal.--Hallowell, A. I. Ojibwa world view and disease.--Opler, M. K. Cultural differences in mental disorders: an Italian and Irish contrast in the schizophrenias.--Prince, R. Indigenous Yoruba psychiatry.--Tischler, G. L. The effects of consumer control on the delivery of services.--Marris, P. Slum clearance and family life in Lagos.--Waddell, J. O. Resurgent patronage and lagging bureaucracy in a Papago off-reservation community.--Hegeman, E. Community conflict and the development of a worker elite in a Cali barrio.--Holmberg, A. R. The changing values and institutions of Vicos in the context of national development.--Bibliography (p. 213-214).