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42). - Forni, S., Molding Success and Political Power. 
Painted Clay Figurines from the Northern Grassfields 
[Cameroon] (43-60). 
Arctic Anthropology (Madison) 
43. 2006/2 
McClellan, C., Frederica de Laguna and the Pleasures 
of Anthropology (28-44). - Bowers, P. M., M. L. 
Moss, A Giant in the Rainforest. Frederica de Laguna’s 
Contributions to the Anthropology of Southeast Alaska 
(68-77). 
The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology 
(Canberra) 
7. 2006/3 
Pannell, S., Welcome to the Hotel Tutuala: Fataluku 
Accounts of Going Places in an Immobile World (203- 
219). - Smith, B. R., “More than Love”: Locality and 
Affects of Indigeneity in Northern Queensland (221- 
235). - Taylor, P., Economy in Motion; Cham Muslim 
Traders in the Mekong Delta (237-250). - High, H., 
Ritualising Residency: Territory Cults and a Sense of 
Place in Southern Lao PDR (251-263). - McKay, 
D., Translocal Circulation; Place and Subjectivity in an 
Extended Filipino Community (265-278). 
8. 2007/1 
Traube, E. G., Unpaid Wages: Local Narratives and 
the Imagination of the Nation (9-25). - Gunter, J., 
Communal Conflict in Viqueque and the “Charged” 
History of ’59 (27-41). - Meitzner Yoder, L. S., 
Hybridising Justice: State-Customary Interactions over 
Forest Crime and Punishment in Oecusse, East Timor 
(43-57). - Fox, J. J., Traditional Justice and the “Court 
System” of the Island of Roti (59-73). - McWilliam, 
A., Meto Disputes and Peacemaking: Cultural Notes on 
Conflict and Its Resolution in West Timor (75-91). 
Asian Folklore Studies (Nagoya) 
65. 2006/2 
Uther, H.-J., The Fox in World Literature: Reflections 
on a “Fictional Animal” (133-160). - Jila, N., Myths 
and Traditional Beliefs about the Wolf and the Crow in 
Central Asia: Examples from the Turkic Wu-Sun and the 
Mongols (161-177). - Wessing, R., Symbolic Animals 
in the Land between the Waters: Markers of Place and 
Transition (205-239). - Frembgen, J. W., Embodying 
Evil and Bad Luck: Stray Notes on the Folklore of 
Bats in Southwest Asia (241-247). - Thao, Y. J., 
Culture and Knowledge of the Sacred Instrument Qeej in 
the Mong-American Community (249-267). - Schnell, 
S., Ema Shû’s “The Mountain Folk”: Fictionalized 
Ethnography and Veiled Dissent (269-321). 
Asiatische Studien - Études Asiatiques 
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60. 2006/4 
Riemenschnitter, A., Consuming Collective Identity. 
Food Myths in Contemporary Chinese Aesthetic Re 
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The Australian Journal of Anthropology 
(Sydney) 
17. 2006/2 
Courtney, S. A., Creating a Living Goddess: Status, 
Sacrality, and Urban Contests of Desire in Vârânasî 
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tals in History, Politics, and Anthropology (147-160). - 
Houston, C., The Never Ending Dance: Islamism, Ke- 
malism, and the Power of Seif-Institution in Turkey 
(161-178). - Merlan, F., European Settlement and the 
Making and Unmaking of Aboriginal Identities (179— 
195). - Walker, A., Matrilineal Spirits, Descent, and 
Territorial Power in Northern Thailand (196-215). 
17. 2006/3 
Sullivan, P., Introduction: Culture without Cultures - 
The Culture Effect (253-264). - Nakata, M., Aus 
tralian Indigenous Studies: A Question of Discipline 
(265-275). - Sider, G., The Walls Came Tumbling 
Up: The Production of Culture, Class, and Native Amer 
ican Societies (276-290). - McKay, D., Rethinking 
Indigenous Place: Igorot Identity and Locality in the 
Philippines (291-306). - Langton, M., O. Mazel, 
L. Palmer, The “Spirit” of the Thing: The Bound 
aries of Aboriginal Economic Relations at Australian 
Common Law (307-321). - Bauman, T., Nations and 
Tribes “Within”: Emerging Aboriginal “Nationalisms” 
in Katherine (322-335). - Correy, S., The Reconsti 
tution of Aboriginal Sociality through the Identification 
on Traditional Owners in New South Wales (336-347). 
18. 2007/1 
Anderson, J., The Contest of Moralities: Negotiat 
ing Compulsory Celibacy and Sexual Intimacy in the 
Roman Catholic Priesthood (1-17). - Anderson, K., 
C. Perrin, “The Miserablest People in the World”: Race, 
Humanism, and the Australian Aborigine (18-39). - 
Burton, J., The Anthropology of Personal Identity: In 
tellectual Property Rights Issues in Papua New Guinea, 
West Papua, and Australia (40-55). - Halvaksz, J. A., 
Cannabis and Fantasies of Development: Revaluing Re 
lations through Land in Rural Papua New Guinea (56- 
71). - Kapferer, B., Anthropology and the Dialectic 
of Enlightenment: A Discourse on the Definition and 
Ideals of a Threatened Discipline (72-94).