Stacy Lathrop
Biographic Data
| ID | 731997 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stacy Lathrop |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stacy |
| FAMILY NAME | Lathrop |
| SIGNATURE | LATHROP S |
| AFFILIATIONS | ING Direct |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 62 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 165 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 62 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Recognizing the Need for Anthropologists at the Table (Meet the Board): Katherine Spielmann
Demonstrating the Relevance of Anthropology: A Conversation with Gwendolyn Mikell
The Need to Serve All Anthropologists: A Conversation with T J Ferguson
Taking a Critical Attitude Toward AAA: A Conversation with Charles L Briggs
AAA Treasurer Ed Liebow Sets Out to Offer Practical, Concrete Guidance
On AAA and Reviewing Audits
Deborah Nichols Strives for Coherence When Reviewing AAA Operations
Handbook of the North American Indians to Stop Production
Plans to Help the AAA and Its Sections Thrive: An Exchange With Incoming AAA Secretary Dan Segal
Leading Toward an Inclusive Organization: An Interview with Judy Tso
North American and Peruvian Archaeologists Reach an Understanding
Tom Boellstorff Named Editor-in-Chief of AA
Providing a Home for Emerging Interests and Needs
The Good Problem of Inclusion: An Interview With Monica Heller
Friends, Why Are We Sinking
Anthropology for the Public: A Conversation with Leith Mullings
Tony Paredes, An Ambassador for Applied Anthropology
Re-Imagining the AAA With Incoming President-Elect Viginia Dominguez
Evolutionary Approaches to Art and Human Creativity
Meet the President-Elect: Participatory Planning for Our Future
Ways of Getting the Word out to Members
The Door is Open at NSF to Cultural Anthropologists
Anthropologists Participate in Civil Society Events, At Home and Abroad
Anthropology News in 2005, and Looking Forward
Anthropology and News-Jumping Between the Two
Toward an Anthropology of Public Policy
As the rational choice model of "policy" proliferates in "policy studies, " the social sciences, modern governments, organizations, and everyday life, a number of anthropologists are beginning to develop a body of work in the anthropology of public policy that critiques the assumptions of "policy" as a legal-rational way of getting things done. While de-masking the framing of public policy questions, an anthropological approach attempts to uncove…
Plans to Help the AAA and Its Sections Thrive: An Exchange With Incoming AAA Secretary Dan Segal
Re-Imagining the AAA With Incoming President-Elect Viginia Dominguez
Engaging Scholarship and Community Values
Update on Human Research Oversight Proposals
AAA Supports Funding for NSF and NEH
Proposed Changes to the Smithsonian
New an Editor
Media Archive Illustrates Afghanistan's Deterioration
The More Things Change, the More Things Stay the Same
Celebrating Mead's Centennial: A Labor of Love for Anthropology
The Promise of Translation
Following the Remains of Enslaved Africans
What Draws Anthropologists to Brown
IRB Woes: What Can We Do about Them
Net@working: Using Wiki Technology to Facilitate Scholarly Collaboration
Speaking to Pressing Current Issues in Chicago: Annual Meeting Report
What Constitutes Valid Evidence of a Humanitarian Crisis
Slavery and Family in the Southwest Borderlands
Anthropology Tomorrow: Moving Beyond Culture
Reassessing Anthropology's Past under Hitler: Gingrich to Give Mintz Lecture
Broadening the Marriage and Family Debate
Human Nature, Rights and Ethics
Engaging Scholarship and Community Values
Why Be Concerned about How Policy Is Made: New AAA Interest Group Offers Some Suggestions
Bringing Digital Media Into Anthropology Classrooms
Thinking Ethnographically about the University
Society for Visual Anthropology
Rethinking Race and Human Variation
Citation (58 works) · Sociology (58 works) · Computer Science (52 works) · Library science (45 works) · Media studies (45 works) · Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture (30 works) · History (20 works) · Political science (16 works) · World Wide Web (13 works) · Law (11 works)