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Volume 2013 (2013): Issue 65 (Mar 2013): Toward an anthropology of affirmative action. Guest Editors: Alpa Shah and Sara Shneiderman | Horizons of choice: An ethnographic approach to decision making. Guest Editors: Åsa Boholm and Annette Henning

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Theme Section: Toward an anthropology of affirmative action
- The practices, policies, and politics of transforming inequality in South Asia
  
  Ethnographies of affirmative action
- Scheduling tribes
  
  A view from inside India's ethnographic state
- Upward mobility in a forgotten tribe
  
  Notes on the "creamy layer" problem
- The social life of categories
  
  Affirmative action and trajectories of the indigenous
- Developing a culture of marginality
  
  Nepal's current classificatory moment
- The politics of entitlement
  
  Affirmative action and strategic voting in Uttar Pradesh, India
- "They have it in their stomachs but they can't vomit it up"
  
  Dalits, reservations, and "caste feeling" in rural Andhra Pradesh
- Affirmative action and political economic transformations
  
  Secondary education, indigenous people, and the state in Jharkhand, India
Theme Section: An ethnographic approach to decision making
- Anthropology and decision making
  
  An introduction
- When wolves harm private property
  
  Decision making on state compensation
- Decision-making in farming households in eastern Poland
Forum
- The Greek economic crisis as trope
In Memoriam
- In Memoriam
  
  Franz von Benda-Beckmann and Pattana Kitiarsa

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