Ben J Wallace
Biographic Data
| ID | 79148 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ben J Wallace |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ben J |
| FAMILY NAME | Wallace |
| SIGNATURE | WALLACE B J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Southern Methodist University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Doing Development One Chicken at a Time: Happy Hollow Egg Production as an Unlikely Spin-Off from an Agroforestry Development Project
As most of us involved in community development know, often a good idea originates with the people we are trying the help. In fact, one of the keys to success and sustainability in many development projects rests in our ability to accomplish our goals or deliverables within a methodology that is sufficiently flexible to incorporate new ideas into an already carefully defined set of goals. This basic truism of research in community development is …
Ecological Nationalisms: Nature, Livelihood, and Identities in South Asia
Ecological Nationalisms: Nature, Livelihood, and Identities in South Asia. Gunnel Cederlöf and K. Sivaramakrishnan, eds. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2006. 399 pp
Keeping People in Culture and Agriculture
Counting and Measuring the Trees in a Forest
Reclaiming Ancestral Lands: A By-product of Agroforestry Research in the Phillipines
Those of us directly involved in applied research are all too familiar with the need to adjust our methods or objectives because of unanticipated cultural or political situations. On rare occasions, however, an unanticipated situation creates an opportunity for the project to go beyond its stated objectives and enhance its opportunities for success. Such a situation occurred in a long-term agroforesty research and development project in the Phili…
Fuelwood Consumption and Deforestation in the Philippines: A Rejoinder
How Many Trees Does it Take to Cook a Pot of Rice? Fuelwood and Tree Consumption in Four Philipine Communities
The cutting of trees for fuelwood is one of many human activities contributing to deforestation in developing nations. This paper examines the extent to which fuelwood consumption contributes to deforestation in terms of the amount of fuelwood consumed, local preferences for tree species, and number of trees consumed as fuelwood in four rural Philippines communities. The research findings are placed within the context of a cooperative five year r…
Multipurpose Research and the Multipurpose Research Team: The Philippine Good Roots‐Ugat ng buhay Project
Multipurpose Research and the Multipurpose Research Team: The Philippine Good Roots-Ugat ng buhay Project
Using an airplane for an ox cart: A perspective on interdisciplinary research
Dahlberg, Kenneth A., and John W. Bennett., eds. Natural Resources and People: Conceptual Issues in Interdisciplinary Research. Boulder, Colorado: Westview, 1986. vii + 394 pp. including chapter references and index. $32.50 paper. Holmes, Roland C. Irrigation in Southern Peru: The Chili Basin. Chicago: University of Chicago Department of Geography, 1986. iii + 199 pp. including tables, photographs, postscript and bibliography. $10.00 paper. Komog…
Linguistic Anthropology: The Penis Inserts of Southeast Asia: An Annotated Bibliography with an Overview and Comparative Perspectives. Donald E. Brown, James W. Edwards , and Ruth P. Moore
Rural Women and State Policy: Feminist Perspectives on Latin American Agricultural Development
Social/Cultural Anthropology: Thailand: Buddhist Kingdom as Modern Nation‐State . Charles F. Keyes
The Not So Funny Short-Term Consultant in Bangladesh: A Comment
Applied Anthropology: An Introduction to Human Ecology Research on Agricultural Systems in Southeast Asia . A. Terry Rambo and Percy E. Sajise
Applied: Who Shall Succeed? Agricultural Development and social Inequality on a Philippine Frontier. jumes F. Edet
Plants, Pigs, and People: Studying the Food Web in Pagan Gaddang
Genetique des Populations
Hunters and Gatherers Today: A Socioeconomic Study of Eleven Such Cultures in the Twentieth Century . M. G. BICCHIERI
Development and Change: Bases of Conflict in Rural Java. Margo L. Lyon
Oklahoma Kickapoo Culture Change
The Kickapoo are one of the more traditionally oriented Indian tribes in the state of Oklahoma. This is not only a view held by the writer, it has been expressed by another anthropologist (Pope 1958-59), a historian (Gibson 1963). a social worker (Saeger 1957), and a public health service employee (Goodman 1960). The merchants, farmers, and educators of the Kickapoo area also ascribe to this belief. The purpose of this paper is to briefly examine…
Pagan Gaddang Spouse Exchange
Ecological Nationalisms: Nature, Livelihood, and Identities in South Asia
Ecological Nationalisms: Nature, Livelihood, and Identities in South Asia. Gunnel Cederlöf and K. Sivaramakrishnan, eds. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2006. 399 pp
Multipurpose Research and the Multipurpose Research Team: The Philippine Good Roots-Ugat ng buhay Project
Using an airplane for an ox cart: A perspective on interdisciplinary research
Dahlberg, Kenneth A., and John W. Bennett., eds. Natural Resources and People: Conceptual Issues in Interdisciplinary Research. Boulder, Colorado: Westview, 1986. vii + 394 pp. including chapter references and index. $32.50 paper. Holmes, Roland C. Irrigation in Southern Peru: The Chili Basin. Chicago: University of Chicago Department of Geography, 1986. iii + 199 pp. including tables, photographs, postscript and bibliography. $10.00 paper. Komog…
The Not So Funny Short-Term Consultant in Bangladesh: A Comment
Oklahoma Kickapoo Culture Change
The Kickapoo are one of the more traditionally oriented Indian tribes in the state of Oklahoma. This is not only a view held by the writer, it has been expressed by another anthropologist (Pope 1958-59), a historian (Gibson 1963). a social worker (Saeger 1957), and a public health service employee (Goodman 1960). The merchants, farmers, and educators of the Kickapoo area also ascribe to this belief. The purpose of this paper is to briefly examine…
Pagan Gaddang Spouse Exchange
Oklahoma Kickapoo Culture Change
The Kickapoo are one of the more traditionally oriented Indian tribes in the state of Oklahoma. This is not only a view held by the writer, it has been expressed by another anthropologist (Pope 1958-59), a historian (Gibson 1963). a social worker (Saeger 1957), and a public health service employee (Goodman 1960). The merchants, farmers, and educators of the Kickapoo area also ascribe to this belief. The purpose of this paper is to briefly examine…
Pagan Gaddang Spouse Exchange
Development and Change: Bases of Conflict in Rural Java. Margo L. Lyon
Hunters and Gatherers Today: A Socioeconomic Study of Eleven Such Cultures in the Twentieth Century . M. G. BICCHIERI
Genetique des Populations
Plants, Pigs, and People: Studying the Food Web in Pagan Gaddang
Applied: Who Shall Succeed? Agricultural Development and social Inequality on a Philippine Frontier. jumes F. Edet
Applied Anthropology: An Introduction to Human Ecology Research on Agricultural Systems in Southeast Asia . A. Terry Rambo and Percy E. Sajise
The Not So Funny Short-Term Consultant in Bangladesh: A Comment
Social/Cultural Anthropology: Thailand: Buddhist Kingdom as Modern Nation‐State . Charles F. Keyes
Rural Women and State Policy: Feminist Perspectives on Latin American Agricultural Development
Linguistic Anthropology: The Penis Inserts of Southeast Asia: An Annotated Bibliography with an Overview and Comparative Perspectives. Donald E. Brown, James W. Edwards , and Ruth P. Moore
Using an airplane for an ox cart: A perspective on interdisciplinary research
Dahlberg, Kenneth A., and John W. Bennett., eds. Natural Resources and People: Conceptual Issues in Interdisciplinary Research. Boulder, Colorado: Westview, 1986. vii + 394 pp. including chapter references and index. $32.50 paper. Holmes, Roland C. Irrigation in Southern Peru: The Chili Basin. Chicago: University of Chicago Department of Geography, 1986. iii + 199 pp. including tables, photographs, postscript and bibliography. $10.00 paper. Komog…
Multipurpose Research and the Multipurpose Research Team: The Philippine Good Roots‐Ugat ng buhay Project
Multipurpose Research and the Multipurpose Research Team: The Philippine Good Roots-Ugat ng buhay Project
How Many Trees Does it Take to Cook a Pot of Rice? Fuelwood and Tree Consumption in Four Philipine Communities
The cutting of trees for fuelwood is one of many human activities contributing to deforestation in developing nations. This paper examines the extent to which fuelwood consumption contributes to deforestation in terms of the amount of fuelwood consumed, local preferences for tree species, and number of trees consumed as fuelwood in four rural Philippines communities. The research findings are placed within the context of a cooperative five year r…
Fuelwood Consumption and Deforestation in the Philippines: A Rejoinder
Counting and Measuring the Trees in a Forest
Reclaiming Ancestral Lands: A By-product of Agroforestry Research in the Phillipines
Those of us directly involved in applied research are all too familiar with the need to adjust our methods or objectives because of unanticipated cultural or political situations. On rare occasions, however, an unanticipated situation creates an opportunity for the project to go beyond its stated objectives and enhance its opportunities for success. Such a situation occurred in a long-term agroforesty research and development project in the Phili…
Keeping People in Culture and Agriculture
Ecological Nationalisms: Nature, Livelihood, and Identities in South Asia
Ecological Nationalisms: Nature, Livelihood, and Identities in South Asia. Gunnel Cederlöf and K. Sivaramakrishnan, eds. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2006. 399 pp
Doing Development One Chicken at a Time: Happy Hollow Egg Production as an Unlikely Spin-Off from an Agroforestry Development Project
As most of us involved in community development know, often a good idea originates with the people we are trying the help. In fact, one of the keys to success and sustainability in many development projects rests in our ability to accomplish our goals or deliverables within a methodology that is sufficiently flexible to incorporate new ideas into an already carefully defined set of goals. This basic truism of research in community development is …
Sociology (16 works) · History (13 works) · Computer Science (12 works) · Library science (11 works) · Citation (10 works) · History (8 works) · Geography (7 works) · Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies (6 works) · Agriculture (5 works) · Anthropology (5 works)