BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLICATIONS
RESULTING FROM FELLOWSHIPS

Cai Hua

- 1999 Daba/Na Shaman. Color video, 40 minutes.

Available on PAL or NTSC for 60/$110 plus postage

from International Video Sales, Royal

Anthropological Institute, 50 Fitzroy Street,

London, W1T 5BT, UNITED KINGDOM. A Study Guide is

also available.

Hakim, Roxanne P.

- 1996 Vasava Identity in Transition: Some Theoretical

Issues. Special Issue on Resettlement, July 15.

Economic and Political Weekly of India 31:1492-99.

Mumbai:Sameeksha Trust.

- 1997 Mistrusting Refugees: A Book Review. Critique of

Anthropology Journal.

- 1997 Identity, Resettlement and Perceptions of Change:

The Vasava Bhils of Gujarat.Submitted to

Development and Change. The Hague.

- 1997 Resettlement and Rehabilitation in the Context of

Vasava Culture: Some Reflections. In The Dam and

the Nation: Displacement and Resettlement in the

Narmada Valley, J. Dreze, M. Samson, and S. Singh,

eds. New Delhi: Oxford University Press.

- 1997 Resettlement and Perceptions of Change: The Vasava

Bhils of Gujarat. Oxford Development Studies.

Forthcoming. (Paper presented at a seminar series

on Personhood and the Experience of Change,

Goldsmith College, University of London, and at the

Seminar in Contemporary South Asia, University of

Oxford, United Kingdom, February and May 1997).

- 1998 From Corn to Cotton: Changing Indicators of Food

Security Amongst Resettled Vasavas. In

Reconstructing Livelihoods: Towards New Approaches

to Resettlement, M. Cernea and C. McDowell, eds.

Oxford: Bergahn Books. Forthcoming. (Paper

presented at the 2nd International Conference on

Displacement and Resettlement entitled

Reconstructing Livelihoods: Towards New Approaches

to Resettlement, held at University of Oxford,

United Kingdom, September 1996.

Kirsch, Stuart

- 1996 Acting Globally: Eco-politics in Papua New Guinea.

Journal of the International Institute (Newsletter,

The University of Michigan) 3, 3:1, 14-25. 

(Reprinted in Active Voices, online journal of

Cultural Survival No. 1, September, 1997), Part One

-  of "Eco-Politics in Papua New Guinea,"

http://www.cs.org/.

 - 1996 Cleaning Up Ok Tedi: Settlement Favors Yonggom

People. Journal of the International Institute

(Newsletter, University of Michigan) 4, 1:7.

(Reprinted in Active Voices, online journal of

Cultural Survival No. 1, September, 1997), Part Two

of "Eco-Politics in Papua New Guinea,"

http://www.cs.org/.

 - 1996 Return to Ok Tedi. Menjin 55, 4:657-66.

 - 1996 Anthropologists and Global Alliances (Comment).

Anthropology Today 12, 4:14-16.

- 1997 "Kotim ol" (Take Them to Court). Delta: News and

Background on Ogoni, Shell and Nigeria

(newsletter), No. 3, October: 32-35.(Reprinted in

Active Voices, online journal of Cultural Survival

No. 1, September, 1997), Part Three of

"Eco-Politics in Papua New Guinea,"

http://www.cs.org/.

-  1997 Is OK Tedi a Precedent? Implications of a Lawsuit.

In The Ok Tedi Settlement: Issues, Outcomes and

Implications, Chris Ballard and Glenn Banks, ed.

Resource Management in Asia-Pacific and National

Centre for Development, Pacific Policy Paper,

25:118-40. Canberra.(To be reprinted in Legal

Studies Forum, Forthcoming.)

- n.d. Changing Views of Place and Time Along the Ok Tedi.

In Mining and Lifeworlds in Melanesia and

Australia, James F. Weiner and Alan Rumsey, eds.

Under review. 

-  n.d. Special issue of Legal Studies Forum, edited by

James Elkins, will reprint several essays on Ok

Tedi with commentaries by David Hymdman, Richard

Jackson, and Barbara Rose Johnston. In

preparation; expected publication date January

1999.Published simultaneously as National

Research Institute of Papua New Guinea Special

Publication No. 25.