| Title | Author |
|---|---|
| A bagful of locusts and the baboon woman : constructions of gender, change, and continuity in Botswana | David N Suggs |
| A Guadalcanal society; the Kaoka speakers. | Herbert Ian Hogbin |
| A mountain village in Nepal | John Thayer Hitchcock |
| A village in Malta | Jeremy Boissevain |
| Abkhasians : the long-living people of the Caucasus | Sula Benet |
| Aleuts, survivors of the Bering Land Bridge | William S Laughlin |
| Appalachian Valley | George L Hicks |
| Becoming a woman in rural Black culture | Molly Crocker Dougherty |
| Being a Palauan | H G Barnett |
| Benabarre : the modernization of a Spanish village | Richard A Barrett |
| Bunyoro, an African kingdom | John Beattie |
| Burgbach: urbanization and identity in a German village, | George Spindler |
| Challenging gender norms : five genders among Bugis in Indonesia | Sharyn Graham Davies |
| Changing Japan | Edward Norbeck |
| Chicano prisoners : the key to San Quentin | R Theodore Davidson |
| China's urban villagers : life in a Beijing commune | Norman A Chance |
| Daytop Village : a therapeutic community. | Barry Sugarman |
| Dreamers with power : the Menominee | George Spindler; Louise S Spindler |
| Fields on the hoof; nexus of Tibetan nomadic pastoralism, | Robert B Ekvall |
| Fishermen of South Thailand : the Malay villagers | Thomas M Fraser |
| Globalization and change in fifteen cultures : born in one world, living in another | George Spindler; Janice E Stockard |
| Gopalpur : a south Indian village | Alan R Beals |
| Grand Valley Dani : peaceful warriors | Karl G Heider |
| Hano, a Tewa Indian community in Arizona | Edward P Dozier |
| Hawaiian fishermen | Edward W Glazier |
| Himalayan herders | Naomi Hawes Bishop |
| Kafr el-Elow: an Egyptian village in transition | Hani Fakhouri |
| Katun : a twenty-year journey with the Maya | Cindy L Hull |
| Kippel: a changing village in the Alps. | John Friedl |
| Knowing the Gururumba, | Philip Newman |
| Life in a Muslim Uzbek village : cotton farming after Communism | Russell G Zanca |
| Life in Riverfront : a middle-western town seen through Japanese eyes | Mariko Fujita; Toshiyuki Sano |
| Life under the tropical canopy : tradition and change among the Yucatec Maya | Ellen R Kintz |
| Lifelines : Black families in Chicago | Joyce Aschenbrenner |
| Mexican-Americans of south Texas [Hidalgo Project on Differential Culture Change and Mental Health] | William Madsen |
| Modern Blackfeet : Montanans on a reservation | Malcolm McFee |
| Morne-Paysan, peasant village in Martinique | Michael M Horowitz |
| Mules and Men | Zora Neale Hurston |
| On the street where I lived | Melvin D Williams |
| Papago woman | Ruth Underhill |
| Royal blue : the culture of construction workers | Herbert A Applebaum |
| Samoan village : then and now | Lowell D Holmes; Ellen Rhoads Holmes |
| Sanapia, Comanche medicine woman, | David E Jones |
| Scottish crofters : a historical ethnography of a Celtic village | Susan Parman |
| Shadowed lives : undocumented immigrants in American society | Leo R Chavez |
| Tell My Horse : Voodoo and Life in Haiti and Jamaica | Zora Neale Hurston |
| TepoztlaÌ | Oscar Lewis |
| The Balinese | John Stephen Lansing |
| The Bolivian Aymara | Hans C Buechler; Judith-Maria Buechler |
| The Canela : kinship, ritual, and sex in an Amazonian tribe | William H Crocker; Jean Crocker |
| The Cheyennes : Indians of the Great Plains | E Adamson Hoebel |
| The Dobe Ju/'hoansi | Richard B Lee |
| The Dobe!Kung | Richard B Lee |
| The Eskimo of North Alaska | Norman A Chance |
| The hoghead : an industrial ethnology of the locomotive engineer | Frederick C Gamst |
| The Huron farmers of the North, | Bruce G Trigger |
| The Hutterites in North America | John A Hostetler; Gertrude Enders Huntington |
| The Igbo of southeast Nigeria | Victor C Uchendu |
| The Iñupiat and Arctic Alaska : an ethnography of development | Norman A Chance |
| The Isthmus Zapotecs : a matrifocal culture of Mexico | Beverly Chiñas |
| The Isthmus Zapotecs : women's roles in cultural context | Beverly Chiñas |
| The Kanuri of Bornu. | Ronald Cohen |
| The Kapauku Papuans of West New Guinea | Leopold J Pospisil |
| The Konyak Nagas : an Indian frontier tribe | Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf |
| The Lugbara of Uganda. | John Middleton |
| The Magars of Banyan Hill | John Thayer Hitchcock |
| The Mapuche Indians of Chile | Louis C Faron |
| The Mardu aborigines : living the dream in Australia's desert | Robert Tonkinson |
| The Mbuti pygmies : change and adaptation | Colin M Turnbull |
| The peasants of central Russia, | Stephen Porter Dunn; Ethel Dunn |
| The Pueblo Indians of North America | Edward P Dozier |
| The Qemant; a pagan-Hebraic peasantry of Ethiopia, | Frederick C Gamst |
| The Rashaayda Bedouin : Arab pastoralists of eastern Sudan | William Charles Young |
| The Sambia : ritual, sexuality, and change in Papua New Guinea | Gilbert H Herdt |
| The Semai : a nonviolent people of Malaya | Robert Knox Dentan |
| The Swazi : a South African kingdom. | Hilda Kuper |
| The Tausug: violence and law in a Philippine Moslem society, | Thomas M Kiefer |
| The Tiwi of North Australia | C W M Hart; Arnold R Pilling |
| The Trobrianders of Papua New Guinea | Annette B Weiner |
| The two worlds of the Washo : an Indian tribe of California and Nevada | James F Downs |
| The urban poor of Puerto Rico: a study in development and inequality. | Helen Icken Safa |
| The walls of Acre; intergroup relations and urban development in Israel. | Morton Rubin |
| The winds of Ixtepeji; world view and society in a Zapotec town. | Michael Kearney |
| The Yoruba of Southwestern Nigeria, | William Russell Bascom |
| The Zinacantecos of Mexico; a modern Maya way of life | Evon Z Vogt |
| Ulithi; a Micronesian design for living, | William Armand Lessa |
| Vasilika : a village in modern Greece | Ernestine Friedl |
| Watch and pray : a portrait of Fante village life in transition | Nancy Lundgren |
| Yanomamo | Napoleon A Chagnon |
| Pedro Martinez: a Mexican peasant and his family | Oscar Lewis |
| Guided by the spirits: the meanings of life, death, and youth suicide in an Ojibwa community | Seth Allard |
| Con respeto: bridging the distances between culturally diverse families and schools: an ethnographic portrait | Guadalupe Valdes |
| Modern Indian kingship: tradition, legitimacy & power in Rajasthan | Marzia Balzani |
| Healing cultures: art and religion as curative practices in the Caribbean and its diaspora | Margarite Olmos |
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