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Volume 21 (2014): Issue 2 (Jun 2014)

in Anthropology in Action

Table of Contents

Editorial
- Editorial
  
  By: Christine McCourt
  
  Pages: 1
Articles
- 'Love Goes through the Stomach'
  
  A Japanese–Korean Recipe for Post-conflict Reconciliation
  
  By: Stephanie Hobbis Ketterer
  
  Pages: 2–13
- Shaped by Shock
  
  Staff on the Emergency Department 'Shop Floor'
  
  By: Mark Powell, Stephanie Glendinning, Vanesa Castán Broto, Emma Dewberry and Claire Walsh
  
  Pages: 14–22
- Qualitative Research Synthesis
  
  How the Whole Can Be Greater than the Sum of Its Parts
  
  By: Hanne Riese, Benedicte Carlsen and Claire Glenton
  
  Pages: 23–30
- Defining Evidence
  
  Involvement and Participatory Approaches in Applied Health Research
  
  By: Rachael Gooberman-Hill
  
  Pages: 31–36
Reports
- Anthropological Engagement at a Global Women's Health Conference
  
  A Report on the Women Deliver Conference, Kuala Lumpur 2013
  
  By: Margaret MacDonald, Debra Pascali Bonaro and Robbie Davis-Floyd
  
  Pages: 37–41
- 'Facing Outwards Anthropology Beyond Academia'
  
  Apply at the ASA Decennial Conference, Edinburgh, June 2014
  
  By: Rachael Gooberman-Hill
  
  Pages: 42
Review Essay
- Feminism and Development
  
  Building the Discipline or Politicising It?
  
  By: David Lempert
  
  Pages: 43–48
Book Reviews
- Book Reviews
  
  By: Kelly McKowen and Jonathan Skinner
  
  Pages: 49–50
- Books for Review
  
  By: Kelli Ann Malone
  
  Pages: 51

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