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The
Limits of Kinship: South Vietnamese Households, 1954-1975.
Southeast
Asia Publications, 2006 This
monograph
is about the structure and dynamics of households in southern
Vietnam during the period of the Republic, a time that began with
the establishment of a separate government following the Geneva
Accords of 1954 and that ended quite decisively with the fall of
Saigon on 30 April 1975 It also provides a reconsideration of
Vietnamese kinship as informed by this specific period in Vietnamese
history.
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Diversity at Mason: Student Reflections. Editors: David
Haines, Samuel Brase, Alejandra Gonzales-Aria, Celine Kemp, Tiffany
Newsome, Razia Tajuddin. George Mason University, 2006 |
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Cultural Anthropology :
Adaptations, Structures, Meanings.
Prentice Hall, 2004
This brief introduction to cultural
anthropology is designed in structure, content, format, and style to
appeal to instructors who do not wish to use conventional texts, but
instead wish to expose students directly to the cultural detail and
personal experiences that lie in the anthropological record itself.
Using rich case studies in every chapter, this text provides a
succinct framework that will help students to recognize the general
patterns in specific case material, to distinguish the predictable
from the unpredictable, and to extend their anthropological
understanding to contemporary issues.
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Books
Refugees in the United States: A
Reference Handbook. Editor. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood
Press. 1985.
Refugees as Immigrants.
1988. David Haines' background combines Asian studies,
academic social science, and program and policy analysis for the U.S.
refugee resettlement program.
(Editor)
Case Studies in Diversity: Refugees in America in the
1990s. New York: Praeger, 1997. A collection of essays.
(Editor, with Karen Elaine Rosenblum) Illegal Immigration in
America: A Reference Handbook. 1999.
(Editor, with Carol A. Mortland) Manifest
Destinies: Americanizing Immigrants and Internationalizing
Americans. 2000. A book examining the
interaction of immigrants with the native-born in nine widely varying
locales, creating a picture of an America that is both changing and
re-creating its past.
Selected Articles and Book Chapters
"America and Refugees: Moral
Commitments, Practical Lessons, and Political Realities, 1939-2004."
In Rethinking Traditional American Values in a Global Context.
Proceedings of the 39th American Studies International Conference of the
American Studies Association of Korea. Pages 102-107. Seoul, Korea;
2004.
"Fatal Choices: The
Routinization of Deceit, Incompetence, and Corruption." Public
Integrity 6(1): 5-23. 2004.
"Better Tools, Better
Workers: Toward a Lateral Alignment of Technology, Policy, Labor, and
Management." American Review of Public Administration 33(4):
449-478. 2003.
"Binding the
Generations: Household Formation Patterns among Vietnamese Refugees."
International Migration Review 36(4): 1194-1217. 2002.
"East Asia for
Undergraduates: Balancing Regional Themes and Distinctive Cultures."
Education about Asia. 7(2): 22-27. 2002.
"Southeast Asian Refugee
Crisis." Encyclopedia of American Immigration. New York: M.E.
Sharpe. Volume I. Pp. 186-194. 2001.
"The Fatal Choice:
Machine Competence or Human Control?" Proceedings of the 2001
International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction. New Jersey:
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. Pp. 14-18. 2001.
"Minimalism in
Governance: Workers' Compensation in a Southern State."
Administration and Society 31(5): 616-638. 1999.
"Vision and Heart: The
Anthropological Research on Refugees, Immigrants, and Displacees."
Selected Papers on Refugees and Immigrants VII. Pp. 33-52. 1999.
"Letting 'The System' Do
the Work: The Promise and Perils of Computerization." Journal of
Applied Behavioral Science 35(3): 306-324. 1999.
"Anthropology and
Contemporary Migration." Co-author: Diane Baxter. General
Anthropology 5(2). 1998.
"Richmond's Refugees:
Understanding the Interaction between Refugees and Their New
Communities." Co-authors: Marilyn Breslow, Dirk Philipsen, and Jan
Williamson. Migration World 25(1/2): 30-34. 1997.
"Sentiment in Public Policy." In
Selected Papers on Refugee Issues. Edited by MaryCarol Hopkins
and Nancy Donnelly. Arlington, Virginia: American Anthropological
Association. 1993.
"Southeast Asian Refugees in Western
Europe: American Reflections on French, British, and Dutch Experiences."
Migration World 19(4): 15-18. 1991.
"Conformity in the Face of Ambiguity:
A Bureaucratic Dilemma." Semiotica 78(3/4): 249-269. 1990.
"South Vietnamese Households, Some
Reconstructions of the 1954-1975 Period." Vietnam Forum 13:
192-217. 1990.
"Southeast Asian Refugee Resettlement
in the United States and Canada." Amerasia Journal 15(2):
141-156. 1989.
"Ritual and Cohesion: An Exploration
among Ordinary American Families." American University Occasional
Papers in Anthropology No. 2: 126-137. 1988.
"The Pursuit of English and
Self-Sufficiency: Dilemmas in Assessing Refugee Program Effects."
Journal of Refugee Studies 1(3/4): 195-213. 1988.
"Kinship in Vietnamese Refugee
Resettlement: A Review of the U.S. Experience." Journal of
Comparative Family Studies 19(1): 1-16. 1988.
"Ritual or Ritual? Dinnertime and
Christmas among Some Ordinary American Families." Semiotica
68(1/2): 75-88. 1988.
"Patterns in Southeast Asian Refugee
Employment: A Reappraisal of the Existing Research." Ethnic
Groups 7: 39-63. 1987.
"Vietnamese Kinship, Gender Roles,
and Societal Diversity: Some Lessons from Survey Research on Refugees."
Vietnam Forum 8: 204-217. 1986.
"Vietnamese Refugee Women in the U.S.
Labor Force: Continuity or Change?" In International Migration:
The Female Experience. Edited by Rita Simon and Caroline Brettell.
Totowa, New Jersey: Rowman and Allenheld. Pp. 62-75. 1986.
"Reflections of Kinship and Society
under Vietnam's Le Dynasty." Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
15(2): 307-314. 1984.
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