Growing numbers of immigrants work and live in rural, geographically isolated areas
throughout the United States, places without previously settled immigrant populations. Rapid …

Abstract Context: American Indian elders have a lower life expectancy than other aging
populations in the United States because of inequities in health and in access to health care …

A novel terrain of health care is emerging in Kenya at the intersection of a cancer epidemic,
expanding medical and health insurance markets, the continued evisceration of public …

This article draws on insights from disaster anthropology and medical anthropology, using
examples from community-based research after Post-Tropical Cyclone Sandy on Staten …

This note presents the results of interviews with twenty-five participants in a fruit and
vegetable walking program in Central Appalachia. Individuals joined and used the program …

This ethnographic study discusses the ambivalences, complexities, and contradictions
involved in nonprofit fundraising practice, based on three and a half years of fieldwork in a …

Abstract Context: American Indian Elders have a lower life expectancy than other aging
populations in the United States, due to inequities in health and access to health care. To …

Neoliberalism seems to be a ubiquitous concept, both in anthropological scholarship and in
the public discourse, as global social inequalities continue to grow. In anthropology …

I was sitting in the front seat of a BMW with Dr. Joe as we drove from his office at a hospital in
El Paso, Texas, to a private hospital across the US/Mexico border in Ciudad Juarez where …

This dissertation examines the delegation of responsibility for providing health care to
particular categories of marginalized populations in the United States in the absence of a …