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Études transculturelles

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Global sex workers

Jo Doezema, Kamala Kempadoo

1998

Cultural awareness in the human services

James W. Green

1982

Integrated Education In Conflicted Societies

Claire McGlynn

2013

Environments for health

John J. Macdonald

2005

The trickster in contemporary film

Helena Victor Bassil-Morozow

2012

End-of-life decision making

Robert H. Blank, Janna C. Merrick

2005

In search of self in India and Japan

Alan Roland

1988

Gay and Lesbian Youth

Gilbert H. Herdt

1989

Alcohol, gender, and culture

Dimitra Gefou-Madianou

1992

Women with disabilities aging well

Patricia Noonan Walsh

2004

Negotiating reproductive rights

Rosalind P. Petchesky, Karen Judd

1998

Unfree labor

Peter Kolchin

1987

Ethnic identity and power

Enrique T. Trueba

1998

Consuming habits

Andrew Sherratt, Paul E. Lovejoy, Jordan Goodman

1995

Globalization and Women in Academia

Carmen Luke

2001

Personal care in an impersonal world

John D. Morgan

1993

Women as healers

Carol Shepherd McClain

1989

Knowledge-driven work

Betty Barrett, Michio Nitta, Betty Barret et al.

1998

Family support for the elderly

Hal Kendig, Akiko Hashimoto

1992

The symbolic construction of community

Anthony P. Cohen

1985

Reconstructing obesity

Megan B. McCullough

2013

Modernization and postmodernization

Ronald Inglehart

1997

Digital broadcasting

Martin Cave

2006

Intellectual Disability

David Race

2007

Fathers in cultural context

David W. Shwalb, Michael E. Lamb, Barbara J. Shwalb

2013

Developing Prototypic Measures of Cross-Cultural Pragmatics

Thom Hudson

1995

Transcultural communication in nursing

Cora Munoz, Cora C. Muñoz, Joan Luckmann

2005

Family violence and men of color

Jerry Tello

1998

Gender, health, and illness

Setha M. Low, Dona Lee Davis

1989

Crazy like us

Ethan Watters

2010 ★ 4.3

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