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• A crisis of births: Population politics and family making in Italy. Krause, E. 
• A precious liquid: Drinking water and culture in the valley of Mexico. Ennis-McMillan, M.
• A return to servitude: Maya migration and the tourist trade in Cancun. Castellanos, M.B.
• Allah made us: Sexual outlaws in an Islamic African city. Gaudio, R.P.
• American Allegory: Lindy Hop and the Racial Imagination. Hancock, B.H.
• Challenging gender norms: Five genders among Bugis in Indonesia. Davies, S.J.
• Child soldiers in Africa. Honwana, A.M.
• Dude, you're a fag. Pascoe, C.J.
• Exile and return among the East Timorese. Wise, A.
• Fresh fruit, broken bodies: Migrant farmworkers in the United States, Holmes, S.M.
• From war to peace on the Mozambique-Malawi borderland. Englund, H.
• Fusion of the worlds: An ethnography of possession among the Songhay of Niger. Stoller, P.
• Getting to know Waiwai: An Amazionian ethnography. Campbell, A.T.
• Hidden heads of households: Child labor in urban northeast Brazil. Kenny, M.L.
• Hidden truth: Young men navigating lives in and out of juvenile prison. Reich, A.
• Imagining transgender: An ethnography of a category. Valentine, D. 
• Junkie business: The evolution and operation of a herion dealing network. Hoffer, L.D.
• Katun: A twenty-year journey with the Maya. Hull, C.L.
• Labor of luck: Casino capitalism in the United States and South Africa. Sallaz, J.
• Little Brazil: An ethnography of Brazilian immigrants in New York City. Margolis, M.L.
• Making the Mexican diabetic: Race, science, and the genetics of inequality. Montoya, M.J. 
• Mexican New York: Transnational lives of new immigrants. Smith, R.C.
• Mosquito trails ecology, health, and the politics of entanglement. Nading, A.M.
• Neither man nor woman: The Hijras of India. Nanda, S.
• Out in the storm: Drug addicted women living as shoplifters and sex workers. Caputo, G.A.
• Paradox of hope: Journeys through a clinical borderland. Mattingly, C.
• Pathways of memory and power: Ethnography and history among an Andean people. Ambercrombie, T.A. (Also available through Google Books)
• Reckoning with homelessness. Hopper, K.
• Reproducing race: An ethnography of pregnancy as a site of racialization. Bridges, K.M.
• Righteous dopefiend. Bourgois, P & J. Schonberg. 
• Romance on a global stage: Pen pals, virtual ethnography, and "mail-order" marriages by Constable, N.
• Security and suspicion: An ethnography of everyday life in Israel. Ochs, J.
• Shadowed lives: Undocumented immigrants in American society. Chavez, L.R.
• Shelter blues: Sanity and selfhood among the homeless. Desjarlais, R.
• Siva and her sisters: Gender, caste, and class in rural South India. Kapadia, K. (Also available through Google Books)
• Slaughterhouse blues: The meat and poultry industry in North America. Stull, D.D.
• The time of the gypsies. Stewart, M. (Also available through Google Books)
• The Trobrianders of Papua New Guinea. Weiner, A.B.
• Veiled sentiments: Honor and poetry in a Bedouin society. Abu-Lughod, L.
• Wayward women : sexuality and agency in a New Guinea society. Wardlow, H.
• We have already cried many tears: Portuguese women and migration. Brettell, C.
• White saris and sweet mangoes: Aging, gender, and body in North India. Lamb, S. 
• With no direction home: Homeless youth on the road and in the streets. Finkelstein, M. 
• Women of value, men of renown. Weiner, A.