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Volume 14 (2007): Issue 1-2 (Mar 2007): Ethnographic Humanism: Migrant Experiences in the Quest for Well-Being. Guest Editors: Robin Oakley and Anne Grønseth

in Anthropology in Action

Table of Contents

Editorial
- Editorial
  
  By: Jonathan Skinner
  
  Pages: v
Introduction
- Ethnographic Humanism
  
  Migrant Experiences in the Quest for Well-Being
  
  By: Anne Sigfrid Grønseth and Robin Oakley
  
  Pages: 1–11
Articles
- The Victorian-Era Imagination in Relation to Public Health and Well-Being Among Tamil Canadians
  
  By: Robin Oakley
  
  Pages: 12–27
- Tamils' Quest for Well-Being
  
  Moving as a Success or Failure?
  
  By: Anne Sigfrid Grønseth
  
  Pages: 28–40
- 'Nobody Loves You as Much as Rice'
  
  By: Stacy Lockerbie
  
  Pages: 41–51
- Immigrant and Refugee Women
  
  Recreating Meaning in Transnational Context
  
  By: Denise L. Spitzer
  
  Pages: 52–62
- Aging Away
  
  Immigrant Families, Elderly Care, Ethnography and Policy
  
  By: Rita Henderson
  
  Pages: 63–73
Forum
- Shame, Guilt and Identity
  
  An Essay
  
  By: Jaime Rollins
  
  Pages: 74–79
Book Reviews
- Review of The Airmen and the Headhunters
  
  By: Monica Janowski
  
  Pages: 80–81
- Review of Shadows of War: Violence, Power and International Profiteering in the Twenty-First Century
  
  By: Kirk Simpson
  
  Pages: 82–83
- Review of Children's Places: Cross Cultural Perspectives
  
  By: Keith Cranwell
  
  Pages: 84–85

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