Robert Hackenberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 3618344 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert Hackenberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert |
| FAMILY NAME | Hackenberg |
| SIGNATURE | HACKENBERG R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Colorado Boulder |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0380-5723 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Advancing Applied Anthropology Toward Anthropology Without Borders: Working in the Brave New Postnational World
L'A. propose quelques reflexions prospectives et methodologiques pour l'application de l'anthropologie dans un monde transnational, globalise et postnational. A partir de quelques brefs commentaires sur le sommet du millenaire des Nations-Unis a New York, sur la doctrine de Kofi Annan, sur la redefinition de l'espace des nations et des Etats, sur l'autonomisation - ou la transnationalisation - du Chiapas et de Oaxaca au Mexique, sur l'efflorescen…
Advancing Applied Anthropology: Joe Hill in Cyberspace: Steps Toward Creating 'One Big Union
Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation Robert Hackenberg; Advancing Applied Anthropology: Joe Hill in Cyberspace: Steps Toward Creating "One Big Union". Human Organization 1 September 2000; 59 (3): 365–369. doi: https://doi.org/10.17730/humo.59.3.g6uu27m1121p2071 Download cita…
You CAN Do Something! Forming Policy from Applied Projects, Then and Now
Over the past half century, applied anthropology has evolved as part of the global process through which human society has been transformed. Several levels of sociocultural integration have been transcended. Applied efforts at parallel interventions have shifted from the bounded and orderly little community through the teeming chaos of the developing city to the boundless and amorphous world of the postnational map and the human ethnoscape which …
Globalization: Touchstone Policy Concept or Sucked Orange
Cet article se penche sur le concept de mondialisation qui a emerge lentement comme paradigme au coeur meme de l'anthropologie appliquee, dans sa double polarite entre le global et le local. Mais dans la discipline est apparu un paradoxe, mis en evidence par la scission operee a l'Universite de Stanford entre le departement d'anthropologie culturelle et sociale et le departement de science anthropologique : il se trouve que les deux departements …
Extending epidemiologic transition theory: A new stage
The epidemiologic transition theory focuses on the changing patterns of morbidity and mortality and postulates that mortality by cause will evolve from a predominance of acute and infectious diseases to a predominance of chronic and degenerative diseases. The epidemiologic transition theory comprises three stages: the age of pestilence and famine (lasting until 1875), receding pandemics (from 1875 to 1930), and degenerative and man‐made diseases …
Ethnology: Piman Shamanism and Staying Sickness (Ka:cim Mumkidag). Donald M. Bahr, Juan Gregorio, David I. Lopez , and Albert Alvarez
Colorado River Basin Development and its Potential Impact on Tribal Life
Economic development of the Colorado River Basin will be rapidly advanced by present plans for energy exploitation, mineral extraction and irrigation expansion using the gigantic reservoir behind Glen Canyon Dam (Lake Powell). It might be expected that tribal peoples within the Basin which include more than one-quarter of the Indians of the United States, would derive substantial benefits from these proposals.However, recent social trends through…
Process Formation in Applied Anthropology
Professional work in applied anthropology deals largely with the changing living conditions of the peasant peoples of the underdeveloped areas under the impact of Western civilizations. In this work, we seek to relate the formal theoretical tools of our discipline to the problems confronting us. It is our uniform consensus that existing sociocultural change theory is unequal to the task
Extending epidemiologic transition theory: A new stage
The epidemiologic transition theory focuses on the changing patterns of morbidity and mortality and postulates that mortality by cause will evolve from a predominance of acute and infectious diseases to a predominance of chronic and degenerative diseases. The epidemiologic transition theory comprises three stages: the age of pestilence and famine (lasting until 1875), receding pandemics (from 1875 to 1930), and degenerative and man‐made diseases …
Colorado River Basin Development and its Potential Impact on Tribal Life
Economic development of the Colorado River Basin will be rapidly advanced by present plans for energy exploitation, mineral extraction and irrigation expansion using the gigantic reservoir behind Glen Canyon Dam (Lake Powell). It might be expected that tribal peoples within the Basin which include more than one-quarter of the Indians of the United States, would derive substantial benefits from these proposals.However, recent social trends through…
Process Formation in Applied Anthropology
Professional work in applied anthropology deals largely with the changing living conditions of the peasant peoples of the underdeveloped areas under the impact of Western civilizations. In this work, we seek to relate the formal theoretical tools of our discipline to the problems confronting us. It is our uniform consensus that existing sociocultural change theory is unequal to the task
Process Formation in Applied Anthropology
Professional work in applied anthropology deals largely with the changing living conditions of the peasant peoples of the underdeveloped areas under the impact of Western civilizations. In this work, we seek to relate the formal theoretical tools of our discipline to the problems confronting us. It is our uniform consensus that existing sociocultural change theory is unequal to the task
Ethnology: Piman Shamanism and Staying Sickness (Ka:cim Mumkidag). Donald M. Bahr, Juan Gregorio, David I. Lopez , and Albert Alvarez
Colorado River Basin Development and its Potential Impact on Tribal Life
Economic development of the Colorado River Basin will be rapidly advanced by present plans for energy exploitation, mineral extraction and irrigation expansion using the gigantic reservoir behind Glen Canyon Dam (Lake Powell). It might be expected that tribal peoples within the Basin which include more than one-quarter of the Indians of the United States, would derive substantial benefits from these proposals.However, recent social trends through…
Extending epidemiologic transition theory: A new stage
The epidemiologic transition theory focuses on the changing patterns of morbidity and mortality and postulates that mortality by cause will evolve from a predominance of acute and infectious diseases to a predominance of chronic and degenerative diseases. The epidemiologic transition theory comprises three stages: the age of pestilence and famine (lasting until 1875), receding pandemics (from 1875 to 1930), and degenerative and man‐made diseases …
You CAN Do Something! Forming Policy from Applied Projects, Then and Now
Over the past half century, applied anthropology has evolved as part of the global process through which human society has been transformed. Several levels of sociocultural integration have been transcended. Applied efforts at parallel interventions have shifted from the bounded and orderly little community through the teeming chaos of the developing city to the boundless and amorphous world of the postnational map and the human ethnoscape which …
Globalization: Touchstone Policy Concept or Sucked Orange
Cet article se penche sur le concept de mondialisation qui a emerge lentement comme paradigme au coeur meme de l'anthropologie appliquee, dans sa double polarite entre le global et le local. Mais dans la discipline est apparu un paradoxe, mis en evidence par la scission operee a l'Universite de Stanford entre le departement d'anthropologie culturelle et sociale et le departement de science anthropologique : il se trouve que les deux departements …
Advancing Applied Anthropology Toward Anthropology Without Borders: Working in the Brave New Postnational World
L'A. propose quelques reflexions prospectives et methodologiques pour l'application de l'anthropologie dans un monde transnational, globalise et postnational. A partir de quelques brefs commentaires sur le sommet du millenaire des Nations-Unis a New York, sur la doctrine de Kofi Annan, sur la redefinition de l'espace des nations et des Etats, sur l'autonomisation - ou la transnationalisation - du Chiapas et de Oaxaca au Mexique, sur l'efflorescen…
Advancing Applied Anthropology: Joe Hill in Cyberspace: Steps Toward Creating 'One Big Union
Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation Robert Hackenberg; Advancing Applied Anthropology: Joe Hill in Cyberspace: Steps Toward Creating "One Big Union". Human Organization 1 September 2000; 59 (3): 365–369. doi: https://doi.org/10.17730/humo.59.3.g6uu27m1121p2071 Download cita…
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