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CURRICULUM VITA

(Revised 5/2012)

G. ALEXANDER MOORE

BIRTHPLACE:

Manila, Philippines, Citizenship USA

PARENTAGE:

Son of Rear Admiral Granville A. Moore USN-RET, b. 1905, Lexington, Virginia, d. 1983, St. Petersburg, Florida, and of Emily Woodward Moore, b. 1905, Lexington, Virginia, d. 1991, St. Petersburg, Florida.

PRESENT POSITION:

EDUCATION:

B.A. 1958 Harvard College, cum laude, (Major: Historyand Literature of Spain, England, Russia

since 1800). Honors thesis: "Liberals of the Spanish Republic, 1931-36"

M.A. 1963 Columbia University, Masters essay "The Guatemalan Plantation System in Historical Perspective," 208 pp.

Ph.D 1966 Columbia University, Dissertation: "Social and Ritual Change in a Guatemalan Town," 380 pp.

G. Alexander Moore,C.V. rev. 3/2008, 2

ANTHROPOLOGICAL FIELD WORK:

Total of 22 months in Alotenango, Guatemala in four field trips from 1960-1968, sponsored under grants no. 4. 5. and 6 below.

San Blas District, Panama, as principal investigator of the NSF grant listed below (no. 2).

Trip to the Republic of Panamá. 13-29 Feb. 1996, to videotape a Kuna female coming-of-age ceremony on the island community of Playón Chico in San Blas district (Kuna Yala).

Trip to Panamá, R.P., to study the urban Kuna, July-August 2000. Repeated June-July 2001; July-August 2003, July-August 2005, November-December 2008.

FELLOWSHIPS AND RESEARCH GRANTS:

1. Zumberge grant to study the urban Kuna of Panama, summers 2000, 2001: $14,569.

2. Haynes Foundation Summer Grant for Research in Guatemala, 1984. $3,000

3. Research Grant: "Consensus as the Mechanism of Self-Government: A Case Study of the San Blas Cuna Indians." National Science Foundation Grant No. BNS76-11900, funding period: September 1976 through February 1979. Total: $62,400

4. Grant-in-Aid, "Program for Increasing Educational Research at Emory University," for released time and clerical help, 1968-69, U.S. Office of Educational Grant No. OE 6, 2-6-062707-2127


5. Public Health Service Research Grant MH-10151-01 (NIMH Grant Attachment) May 1964-September 1965

6. NIMH Career Development Fellowship, F1 MH-17, 155-03September 1961 through September 1966

7. U.S. Exchange Fellowship for study in Guatemala, January 1959 to February 1961

8. Harvard College Scholarship, 1955-1958

9. NSF, Emerging Conflict Structures Among the Guatemalan Indians, February 1985 (not funded).

ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT

1. Positions Held:

Professor of Anthropology, University of Southern California, 1978 to present

Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Florida, 1969-1978 .

Assistant Professor of Educational Studies and Anthropology, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, 1967-1969

Consultant, Regional Curriculum Study Project, Federal andSoutheastern States, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968-

69 Lecturer, NDEA Institute of Advanced Study Teaching Disadvantaged Youth, Atlanta,

Georgia, 1965-67

Instructor of Educational Studies and Anthropology, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, 1965-67

Curriculum Research Assistant, Project TRUE (Teaching Resources for Urban Education), Hunter

College, New York, Summer 1964

Research Assistant, New York School of Social Work,February-September 1961

2. Other Professional Experiences:


Chairperson, Department of Anthropology, University of Southern California, June 1980 to December 1986, July 1995 to August 2001. Interim Chair September 2009-June 2010.

Acting Chairperson, Department of Anthropology, University of Florida, 1970-71

Graduate Coordinator, Department of Anthropology, University of Florida, 1969-70, 1971-73

TEACHING

1. University Courses Taught:

A. University of Florida:

Undergraduate:

Introduction to Cultural Anthropology; Anthropology and Modern Life; Anthropology of Religion; Social

Organization; Peoples of Latin America; Cultural Revitalization; Political Anthropology; Applied Anthropology; Anthropology and Education; Urban Anthropology;

Graduate:

Seminar versions of many of these same topics, including Directed Culture Change; Culture and Community;

National Integration in Latin America; Ritual and Symbolic Systems; Cross-cultural Study of Law;

B. University of Southern California:

Undergraduate:

Principles of Human Organization, Native Peoples of Mexico and Central America, Ethnographic Film Analysis; Exploring Culture Through Film; Family and Kinship in


Cross-cultural Perspective; Peoples and Cultures of Latin America, History of Anthropological Theory; Politics, Social Organization and Law; Symbolic Anthropology; Urban Anthropology; Seminar on the Nature of Maya Civilization; Seminar on Constitutions and Social Organization. Thematic Option Honors Program, Core 103: the Process of Change in Science; Arts and Letters Progam, Dictators: Consent and Coercion.

Graduate:

Ethnological Theory I & II. Ethnographic Film Analysis. Ethnographic Field Methods. Urban Anthropology.

C. University of California, Los Angeles

Undergraduate Honors Colloquiam, Physical Foundations for a Unified Social Science, Richard Baum, coordinator, Fall, 1988,(taught by an informal and ongoing Seminar in Systems Physics and the Social Sciences, see below).

2. Doctoral Dissertations Directed

Dougherty, Molly C., "Maturation and Motherhood: Becoming Woman in Rural Black Culture," University of Florida, 1973.1

Brana-Shute, Gary, "Streetcorner Winkels and Dispersed Households: Male Adaptation to Marginality in a Lower Class Creole Neighborhood in Paramaribo," University of Florida, 1974.2

Johnson, Thomas Malcolm, "The New Curer: Anthropological Perspectives in the Training of Physician's Assistants," University of Florida, 1975.

Werge, Robert W., "Agricultural Development in Clear Creek: Adaptive Strategies and Economic Roles in a Domininican Settlement," University of Florida, 1975.

1 . Published as a book: Becoming a Woman in Rural Black Culture, New York: Holt Rinehart, 1978

2 . Published as a book: On the Corner: Male Social Life in a Paramaribo Creole Neighborhood. Studies in Developing Societies Series, Amsterdam: van Gorcum, 1978, re-published: Prospect Heights, Illinois: Waveland Press, 1990.


Sapp, Richard W., "Suwanee River Town, Suwanee River County: Political Moieties," University of Florida, 1976.

Ardevol, Elisenda, "La Mirada Antropológica o la antropología de la Mirada," Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona. 1995.

Lachter, Rebecca, "Distant Cousins: the Relationship between Jews from the Former-Soviet Union and American Jewish Voluntary Associations in Los Angeles," Department of Anthropology, University of Southern California, December, 1995.

Rowe, Stacy, "Practicing Policy and Making Myths: Applied Anthropology and Homeless Service Delivery in Glendale, California," Department of Anthropology, University of Southern California, May, 2000.

White, C. Todd, “Out Of Many…: A Social History of The Homosexual Rights Movements Originated And Continued in Los Angeles, California,” Anthropology, University of Southern California, May, 2005.3

Cuevas, Claudia, "Organizational Development and Coalition Building Among Domestic Violence Agencies in California; Conflict and Compromise between Grassroots Groups and Established Institutions," Anthropology, University of Southern California, May, 2006.

Fitzsimmons, Jeanne Marie, “Negotiating Modernity: Power, Gender, and Education in North India,” Anthropology, University of Southern California, May, 2006l

Rousso-Schindler, Stephen, “Israeli and Palestinian National Narratives: National and Individual Constructions, Social Suffering Narratives, and Everyday Performances,” Anthropology, Universty of Southern California, May, 2007.

3a. Doctoral supervision, anthropology, USC

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Armida Ayala, Manuel Fernández, Joseph Hawkins, Department of Anthropology.

3 Accepted for publication as a book, University of Illinois Press, 2009 forthcoming.


3b. Doctoral supervision, other disciplines, USC

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Pascal B. Ndengejeho, "An Analysis of Attitudes toward the National Reform of Education in Rwanda." Department of Educational Policy, Planning and Administration, USC, October 18, 1983. (Although I was the official "outside member" of this doctoral committee, the chair, Dr. Wm. Rideout, was in Africa in the final round, and I informally stood in for him.)

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Susan Silbert, "Making it to the Top: A Study of Black Partners in Major Law Firms," 1985, Department of Sociology, Carol Warren, chair.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Normita Recto, "Cultural Analysis from a Native-View Perspective: An Ethnographic Study of Air Traffic Controllers," 1985, School of Public Administration, Wesley Bjur, chair..

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Nancy K. Walsack, "Curriculum for the Gifted," doctorate granted, January 1987, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, Dr. Frances Klein, Committee chair.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Nicholas Dimmitt, "Language Choice and Language Use in the Armenian Education System: The Impact of Indepence on Educational Langauge Policy in the Republic of Armenia," Department of International Education. May, 1994.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Nikkie Ama Okuwa, "The Effectiveness of the USC Upward Bound Program in Student Achievement: An Ethnographic Study" College of Education, Fall 1994.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Lawrence Powell, "Capturing the Complexity of Economic Growth in the Ancient Past," Department of Economics, Fall 1994, Richard Day, chair.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee, Doris Pierce, "Infant Space, Infant Time: Development of Infant Interactions with the Physical Environment, One to Eighteen Months," Department of Occupational Science, May, 1996.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee, Susan Hirsch Knox, "Play and Play Styles of Preschool Children," Department of Occupational Science, December, 1996.


Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee, Linda L. Florey, "Summer Camp as a Transformative Experience," Department of Occupational Science, July, 1997.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee, Robert Richmond Stroupe, “The Role of the Regional University in Development: a Case Study of the Asian Institute of Technology,” College of Education, 1997.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee, Erma Blanche, “Play and Process: the Experience of Play in the Life of the Adult,” Department of Occupational Science, 1998.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee, Heidi McHugh Pendleton,”Establishment and Sustainment of Friendships of Women with Physical Disability: the Role of Participaition in Occupation,” Department of Occupational Science, 1998.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee, John Timothy Denny, “A Study of chinese-Malysian Students’ Choices of Attend a Private College, American University Transfer Program,” College of Education, 1999.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Glenn M. Libby, for the School of Religion, Program in Religion and Social Ethics. “Trinity and Sexuality: a Christian Sexual Ethics for the Third Millennium,” defended May 9, 2001.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Sofia Ruiz, Department of Spanish, Dissertation: “Diálogos textuales: cine, literatura, y testimoniales en América Latina,” defended June 7, 2001.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Claudia Soria, Department of Spanish, Dissertation: “Los cuerpos de Eva Peron.” (defended Dec. 17, 2001).

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Glenn Anthony Akers, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, School of Education, doctoral project: “The Dawning of a New Epoch in Educational Archaeology: Can GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar) Be Used to Detect Archaeological Artifacts Buried Beneath a Desert Terrain Environment?" (2002).

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Afef Benessaieh, “Global Society at the Margins: Civilizing


Civil Society? Indians, Women and Aliens in Chiapas, 1988-2000;” Department of International Relations, University of Southern California, May, 2005.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Seda Ünsar, “The Endurance of Redistributive Institutional Structure: The Role of the Ottoman Ulema,”Department of Political Science”, USC, May 2008.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Donald J. Fogelberg, “A complex systems view of habit and its impact on pressure ulcer risk in adults with spinal cord injury,” Divison of Occupational Science, 2008.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Angela McCracken, “Beauty has a price: the global political economy of beauty among youth in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico,” Department of International Relations, University of Southern California, May, 2009.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for David A. Leary,“Lived Experiences of Gay Men with HIV: Intersections of Portraiture, Narrative and Engagement,” Division of Occupational Science, May, 2011.

Doctoral Dissertation Advisory Committee for Clarissa Saunders-Newton, “Spirituality and Well Being: Mechanism of Transformation for African American Women,” Division of Occupational Science, May, 2011.


4. Masters supervision at USC:

Chair, visual anthropology master's committee for Julie Wright, video thesis, "The Toured," 1991.

---for Mark Hornish, video thesis, "Belmont Tunnel," 1992.

---for Scott Sterling, film thesis, "Natives," 1992.

---for Michael Kowalski, film thesis, "The Promisted Land," 1993.

---for Karen Stellwagen, film thesis on Hmong Refugees, 1994.

---for Brian Bartelt, “Exploring the Universe Within: Rave (Counter) Culture and Resistance in the Technopagan Underground.” 1999.

----for Gisela Fosado, “Sex, Love, and Money in Cuba, 2006.

Chair, visual anthropology master's committee for Hispano Duran.

Member visual anthropology master's committee for Lucien Taylor, 1992; and Jennifer Rodes, 1992, Kaaren Shalom, 1995.

5. Other University of Florida Graduate Student Committees:

Served on graduate student supervisory committees for 15-20students a year in the departments of

anthropology, history, psychology, social foundations and education,. educational administration, and Latin


American Studies at masters and doctoral levels. (24 such committees in 1975-76)


SERVICE:

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

1. Academic Committees, University of Florida:

Chairperson, Curriculum Committee, Department of Anthropology 1969-70, 1975-76

Chairperson, Graduate Admissions and Financial Aid, Department of Anthropology, 1969-70, 1971-73

Chairperson, Examinations Committee, Department of Anthropology, 1971-74

Member, Financial Aid Committee, Center for Latin American Studies, 1969-71, 1973-74

Member, Research and Development Committee, Center for Latin American Studies, 1969-71, 1973-74

Member, Undergraduate Program Committee, Center for Latin American Studies, 1969-73, Chairperson, 1975-76

Member, Graduate Program Committee, College of Arts andSciences, 1972-73

Member, Executive Committee, College of Arts and Sciences, 1969-70, 1971-72

Member, Graduate Fellowship Committee, College of Arts and Sciences, 1969-70, 1971-72

Member, Graduate School Fellowships Committee, 1971-72

2. Academic Committees, University of Southern California

Council on Latin American Studies, 1978-1984

Letters, Arts and Sciences Committee on General Education, alternate delegate, 1978-79


Letters, Arts and Sciences General Education Subcommittee on Empirical Approaches, 1978-79, 1979-80

President's Advisory Committee on Culture Exchange with Mexico, 1978-79

Search Committee, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, College of Education, 1979-80

Advisory Board, Joint Educational Project, Fall 1979Wilderness Semester Steering Committee,

College of Continuing Education, 1978-1979, 1979-80

Letters, Arts and Sciences Teaching Excellence Committee, Spring 1980

University Commencement Marshall, June Commencement, 1979-80

Chair, Department of Anthropology Search Committee, Spring 1980

Joint Curriculum Committee, College of Continuing Education and Letters, Arts and Sciences, 1979-80

Consultant, Center for the Humanities' Project, "Voluntarism in America," 1979-80

Faculty Salary Grievance Committee, Division of Social Sciences and Communication, Spring 1981, Spring 1982; Chair, Spring 1990, Spring & Fall 1991.

Ad Hoc Committee on Bilingual Education, College of Education, Fall 1980

Ad Hoc Commission on an M.A. in American Culture Proposal, Graduate School, 1980-81

FASTEN (Faculty and Student Enrichment Conference) Steering Committee, University Religious Life Office, Spring 1982, Fall 1982 participant, October 9, 1982

Advisory Board, Ethnic Studies Program, Letters, Arts and Sciences, 1982

Advisory Board, Center for Hispanic Media, Letters, Arts and Sciences, 1982


Graduate School NEH Faculty Grant Selection Committee, 1982

Program for Study of Women and Men in Society (SWIMS) Personnel Committee, Spring and Fall 1982

Food for Thought Program, Office of Student Residential Life, hosted seven freshmen for dinner, Fall Semester, 1982, 1983, 1984

University Committee on Extended Education, Spring 1982

Search Committee, Study of Women and Men in Society (SWIMS), (recruited Carol Jacklin to head Study of Men and Women in Society [SWIMS], and Lois Banner as Professor of History), Spring 1983

Search Committee, SWIMS, to fill a senior position in Men's Studies, Fall 1983 (recruited Walter Williams)

Council of Deans, Academic Administration Workshop, to study university governance, Fall 1983

Promotions and Tenure Committee, Division of Social Sciences and Communications, 1983-1984

Ad Hoc Committee, Division of Humanities to Evaluate the Associate Professors of the Spanish Department, Fall 1983

Ramón Sender and Joaquín Casalduero Scholarship Selection Committee, Division of Humanities, Spring 1984

Chair, Division of Social Sciences Promotion and Tenure Committee, 1984-85

Co-director, Institute for Urban and Applied Anthropology, Department of Anthropology. 1980-84.

Member, Board of Directors, Faculty Center Association, Spring 1986

Member, Selection Committee, Haynes Summer Faculty Fellowships, USC Graduate School, Spring semester 1986

Member, Fulbright Foreign Area Fellowships Selection Committee, USC Graduate School, Spring semester 1986


Member, Search Committee, for LAS Dean of Social Sciences and Communications, Fall and Spring semesters 1986

Chair, LAS Ad Hoc Committee to Review and Evaluate the History Media Institute, Summer 1986

Member, Division of Humanities, Del Amo Funds Award Committee, 1986-92.

Member, University Committee on the Colombian Quincentennial, 1986

Member, University Library Committee, Spring and Fall 1989.

Member, Boeckman Center Advisory Committee, Latin American Collections, 1986-present.

Department of Anthropology, Center for Visual Anthropology Committee, 1980- present

Chair, Department ad hoc committee on Promotions to Professorial rank, 1989, 1990

Chair, Departmental committee on evaluations and promotions, 1980-89.

Member, Departmental search committee for a position in primatology, 1990-91.

Member, Committee on USC's liaison with Adjunct Professor Jane Goodall, 1989-present.

Chair, Departmental Committee on the Doctoral Program, 1989-1990.

Member, University Committee on Appointment, Promotion, and Tenure, Social Sciences/Professional Schools Panel 1989-90.

Fellow, Senior Common Room, Embassy Residential College, 1990-94..

Chair, Division of Social Sciences and Communications, Faculty Merit Review Appeals Committee, 1990-91.

Member, Division of Social Sciences and Communications, Faculty Salary Grievance Committee, 1991-92.

Member, Division of Social Sciences and Communications, Dean's Emergency Budget Advisory Committee, 1991-92.

Chair, Department Graduate Admissions Committee 1992-present.


Co-chair, Academic Senate Committee on International-ization of USC, 1993-95.

Member, University Committee on International Education, 1994-96.

Member, Provost's Distinguished Visitor's Selection Committee, 1996-present.

Member, USC College Humanities Personnel Committee, 2005-06.


ACADEMIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE---TALKS AND LECTURES:

Guest speaker: "Regional Planning and Indian Policy in Panama," Multi-disciplinary Seminar on Development, Professor Jeff Nugent, Instructor, November 9, 1978.

Department of Anthropological Seminar (Last Thursday Rites). "Life in a Hammock: Doing Fieldwork Among the San Blas Cuna," October 26, 1978.

Guest lecture, Anthropology 201, March 30, 1979, on political anthropology.

Guest lecture, Anthropology 363, March, 27, 1979, on political anthropology.

Lecture "Casting out and Controlling Evil Spirits and Westerners: Cuna Indian Diplomacy and Ritual Exorcism," in the series, "The Modern Age: Historical and Social Perspectives" sponsored by the Division of Social Sciences and Communications, LAS, March 12, 1979

Anthropology departmental seminar, "The Cuna Indian Informe: Celebrating the reincorporation of the traveler," cultural performance at USC, April 1979.

"Urban Villagers: Latin American Rural-Urban Migration and Urban Squatments," UCLA Honors Collegium, "The City in Historical Perspective", Winter Quarter, 1980 (February 21, 1980).

"The Urban Villagers, Latin American Urbanization," a lecture in the Honors Collegium, "The City in Historical Perspective," UCLA Undergraduate Honors Program, February 21, 1980.


"Cuna Indian Admonitions in Social Drama," Roundtable in honor of Victor Turner, Anthropology of Performance, USC, February 29, 1980.

"Latin American Peasants, Revitalization Movements, and the Maya Cruzob," MDA 428, Latin American Senior Seminar, March 26, 1980.

"Ethics and Working with Cuna Indian Culture: Cultural autonomy vs. the benefits of modernization," Roundtable Conversations, USC Faculty Center,April 23, 1980.

"Urban anthropology and education," EDCI 538, Curricula for Cultural Pluralism,USC School of Education, April 28, 1980.

TALKS AND LECTURES, continued:

"Urban anthropology and the Regional Shopping Mall," Urban Studies Consortium, Hobart and Wm. Smith Colleges, Geneva, N.Y., May 22, 1980.

"Anthropology and a multi-cultural curriculum," Graduate Workshop on Multi-Cultural Curricula, USC School of Education, June 27, 1980.

"Interaction theory, behavioral anthropology, and film," Anthropology 475, Ethnographic Film Analysis, November 24, 1980.

"The Emergence and Burgeoning of a New Urban Institution: The Shopping Mall in America," talk for senior developers and bankers, sponsored by the Executive Vice-President, First Interstate Bank, in the corporate board diningroom, July 7, 1981.

"Social and psychological effects of violence: the Mayan Indians of Guatemala," Quarterly Staff Meeting, Alhambra Psychiatric Hospital, Azusa, CA, September 13, 1984.


"The Aftermath of Insurgency, the Search for Reconciliation and Guatemala's Indians," community seminar, Sierra Royal Psychiatric Hospital, Azusa, CA, September 13, 1984.

"On occupation among primates" (illustrated, with Florence Clark), In a symposium welcoming Jane Goodall to USC's faculty, Jan 16, 1990.

"Parallels in Meaning and Orchestration of Occupation of Human and Nonhuman Primates: Springboard to the Aesthetic World," (with Florence Clark), In a Colloquium, "Celebrating the Familiar through Art and Science," USC Dept. of O.T, March 9, 1990.

"Consensual Tribal Democracy and the Nation-state in Panama," In a seminar on the problematic of democracy in Latin America, Nora Hamilton, organizer, Southern California Consortium on International Studies, March 13, 1990.

Series of lectures on Maya Civilization, USC Alumni Association Tour: Yucatán--Land of the Ancient Maya, March 23-April 5, 1990. I also wrote an extended memorandum for the alumni tourists, "Identification of the Sites We Visited by Period," April 8, 1990.

"Introduction" to "Occupation in Sculpture" by J. Seward Johnson, Jr. (Sculptor in Bronze), Occupational Science Symposium III: Ecology and Occupation, June 4, 1990.

"Aggression and Leadership as Occupations," USC Embassy Residential College Fall Lecture Series, Florence Clark organizer, October 5, 1990.


"Occupational Science: An Emerging Social Science" (with Florence Clark), Public Lecture, School of Occupational Therapy, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, November 5, 1992.

A Workshop, "Occupational Science: the New Frontier for Ocuppational Therapy Practice," with Florence Clark, School of Occupational Therapy, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, November 6-7, 1992.

Talks here were:

"Symbolic Meaning of Occupation," Nov. 6, 1992,

"Cultural Variations in Occupation," Nov 6, 1992, and, with Florence Clark:

"A Systems View of Occupaton: Philosophical Foundations and Values," and

"Narrative as a Practice and Research Practice," Nov 7, 1992.

"The Maya Textiles of Guatemala: History, Function, and Artistry in the Continuing Craft of Rafaela Godínez," a benefit for Ms. Godínez at the home of Professor Rich Sundeen and Rosie Sundeen, August, 1994, Repeat, November 10, 1994, May 3, 1996.

"Internationalization at USC," a presentation to the Academic Senate Retreat, August 26, 1994.

”Kunas A La Ciudad: procesos de urbanización,” talk and Powerpoint presentation to the graduate faculty of the Universidad de Santa María la Antigua, Panama, R. P. July 7, 2001.

“Organización Social Kuna,” illustrated lecture to the students of the Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad de Santa María la Antigua, Panama, R. P., August 5, 2006.

COMMUNITY SERVICE


Co-founder and board member, Silverlake Alliance (neighborhood group concerned with planning, zoning, housing and other issues)

Member, Advisory Committee, Friends of Don Amador (candidate--an urban anthropologist--for Los Angeles City Council, 13th Councilmanic District

Small group discussion leader, Bilingual education workshops, Language Communication Institute at USC, for LA Unified School District teachers, April 24 and May 22, 1982

Member of the Vestry, Congregation of St. Athanasius, Cathedral of St. Paul (Episcopal), Echo Park, Los Angeles, California, 1997-2003.

Member, Board, Canterbury, USC, Episcopal student group, 1997 to date.

NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICE:

Appointed to Malinowski Award Committee, Fall 1979

Chair, Malinowski Award Committee, Society for Applied Anthropology, Fall 1980 to Fall 1984

Manuscript reviewer:

numerous manuscripts for American Anthropologist, American Ethnologist, Current Anthropology, Human Organization, Anthropology and Educational Quarterly, Urban Anthropology, Annals of Tourism Research;

book length manuscripts for University of Florida Press, University of Illinois Press, Gordon & Breach, Routledge, SUNY Press, University of Pennsylvania Press, Wesleyan University Press, and Free Press

Grant reviewer: numerous proposals to National Science Foundation, NEH, Canada Council, Guggenheim Foundation, MacArthur Fellowships Program.

Referee for academic appointments, promotions, and tenure: Brigham Young University, UCLA, UCSD, University of Florida, University of British Columbia, Syracuse University, and others.


National Panelist: NEH Review Panel, "Youth Grants" Program, Washington, D.C., August 5, 1986.

Conference evaluator: "Constitutionalism and the Social Imagination," A Conference sponsored by the Departments of English, History, and Political Science and the School of Law, UCLA, November 6 & 7, 1987. (I was the official evaluator for the California Council of the Humanities.)

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE

Co-chairman and founder, Committee of Anthropologists for Guatemalan Relief, following the disastrous February 4, 1976 earthquake, to channel relief funds through the American Friends Service Committee with advice from

anthropologists and other social scientists. Total raised by the committee as of September 1976: $25,000


PUBLICATIONS:

BOOKS, Sole Author

1964 Urban School Days: Observation in Elementary Schools.Experimental edition. New York: Project True,

Hunter College

1967 Realities of the Urban Classroom: Observations in Elementary Schools. New York: Doubleday Anchor Books. Hardcover, Praeger, 1967. 188 pp.

1973 Life Cycles in Atchalán: The Diverse Careers of Certain Guatemalans. New York and London: Teachers College Press. Cloth and paper, 220 pp.

1978a Cultural Anthropology. New York: Harper and Row, 384 pp.

1978b Instructor's Manual to Accompany Cultural Anthropology. New York: Harper and Row, 89 pp.

1992a Cultural Anthropology: The Field Study of Human Beings, San Diego, California: Collegiate Press,

560 + xv pp.

1992b Instructor's Manual to Accompany Cultural Anthropology: The Field Study of Human Beings, San Diego, California: Collegiate Press, 64 + vii pp.

1998 Cultural Anthropology: The Field Study of Human Beings, revised 2nd ed., San Diego, California:

Collegiate Press, 560 + xvi pp.


1999 Life Cycles in Alotenango: The Diverse Careers of Certain Guatemalans, Ethnographics Monograph series, 12, Gary Seaman, ed., Ethnographics Press, University of Southern California (2nd revised version of 1973 book above, with a new preface, extensive updates in footnotes and the text, and substitution of pseudonyms with real names of persons and places).

In draft Jungle Book: Viewing the Yanomami in Print and through the Camera, a study of the ethnographies of the Yanomami Indians as seen in film contrasted with the written portraits. ms. of 300 pp. completed to date.

In draft Flesh, Learning, and Power: A Chronicle of Some Academic Friends (tentative title). A novel, completed at 252 single spaced pp., being circulated to agents.

ARTICLES:

1969a An Anthropological View of Urban Education. Education and Urban Society 1(4):423-429. (Reprinted in: Educational Patterns and Cultural Configurations: The Anthropology of Education. Joan I. Roberts and Sherrie K. Akinsaya, eds. New York: David McKay, 1976; reprinted in: Readings in Educational Foundations. University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee; and reprinted in: Faculty in Social and Philosophic Foundations in Education. School and Society: Readings in Social Foundations of Education. Minneapolis: College of Education, University of Minnesota, 1976).

1969b Las motivaciones de los maestros campesinos voluntarios en un pueblo quatemalteco. Anuario Indigenista 29:225-239. México, D.F.

1973 The Validation of the Ascribed Status: Gentry Careers in Guatemala. In S. T. Kimball and J. H. Burnett, eds., Learning and Culture: Proceedings of the American Ethnological Society, Spring 1972. pp. 97-114. Seattle: University of Washington Press.


1978 Mayas y Cunas: Ensayo Comparativo. Revista Patrimonio Histórico (Panamá) 2(1):73-114. (diciembre 1978). Note: this publication actually appeared in 1980.

Reprinted: Katunob. A Newsletter Bulletin on Mesoamerican Anthropology 11(3):9-57. (August 1979) Museum of Anthropology, University of North Colorado, Greeley, Colorado

1979 Initiation Rites in a Mesoamerican Cargo System: Men and Boys, Judas and the Bull. Journal of Latin American Lore 5(1):55-81. Translated and reprinted "Ritos de Iniciación: de Cargos, Hombres y Muchachos, Judás y el Toro," Suplemento Cultural de La Opinión, (Los Angeles) 30 de marzo de 1980, 4-5

1980a Planners, Tourists, and Indians: National Planning, Regional Development Projects and the San Blas Cuna. Practicing Anthropology. pp. 5,6, 19-20

1980b Walt Disney World: Bounded Ritual Space and the Playful Pilgrimage Center. Anthropological Quarterly 53(4):207-218

1981 Basilicas and King Posts: A Proxemic and Symbolic Event Analysis of Competing Architecture Among the San Blas Cuna. American Ethnologist 8(2):259-277

1983a Anthropology and Education in Mesoamerica Today. In Heritage of Conquest Thirty Years Later. Carl Kendall, John Hawkins, and Laurel Bossen, eds., pp 135-158. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press. Translated and reprinted: Antropología y educación en Mesoamérica en la actualidad, En Carl Kendall, John Hawkins, y Laurel Bossen, compiladores, La Herencia de la Conquista: Treinta años después. México, D.F., Fondo de Cultura Económico, 1986, pp. 148-71.


1983b Lore and Life: Cuna Indian Pageants, Exorcism and Diplomacy in the 20th Century. Ethnohistory, 30(2):93-106.

1984a From Council to Legislature: Democracy Parliamentarianism, and the San Blas Cuna. American Anthropologist, 86(1):28-42.

1984b Peoples of the Old World Revisited: The Cultures and Communities of Spain. In Culture and Community in Europe: essays in honor of Conrad Arensberg, pp. 36-58. Owen M. Lynch, ed. Delhi: Hindustan Publishing Corporation; and New York: Academic Press.

1984c Obituary: Solon Toothaker Kimball, 1909-1982. American Anthropologist, 86(2):386-393.

1985a The Form and Context of the Kuna General Congress, In The Botany and Natural History of Panama: la Botánica e Historia Natural de Panamá, Wm. G. D'Arcy & Mireya D. Correa, eds. St. Louis, Missouri: Missouri Botanical Garden, pp. 333-343.

1985b Rosanzerusu is Los Angeles: an Anthropological Inquiry of Japanese Tourists. Annals of Tourism Research, 12:619-643.

1986a (with Ronald D. LeBaron) The Case for a Haitian Origin of the AIDS Epidemic. In The Social Dimensions of AIDS: Method and Theory. Feldman, Douglas A. and Thomas M. Johnson, eds. pp. 77-93. New York: Praeger.

1986b Antropología y educación en Mesoamérica en la actualidad, En Carl Kendall, John Hawkins, y Laurel Bossen, compiladores, La Herencia de la Conquista: Treinta años después. México, D.F., Fondo de Cultura Económico, pp. 148-71. (Spanish edition of 1983 article.)


1987a The Civilizing of San Pedro Sacatepequez: Further Adventures in Dichotomous Thinking. Reviews in

Anthropology 14(2):123-126 (Spring).

1987b Cuna Religion, In Mircea Eliade et. al eds., Encyclopedia of Religion. New York: The Free Press. Vol. 4, pp. 179-181.

1988 The Limitations of Imagist Documentary: A Review of Robert Gardner's "Forest of Bliss", Society for Visual Anthropology Newsletter 4(2):1-3 (Fall).

1989 Symbolic Imperatives for a Democratic Peace in Guatemala. In Conflict, Migration, and Expression of Ethnicity. Gonzalez, Nancie and Carolyn B. McCommon, eds. Prospect Heights, Illinois: Waveland Press, pp. 28-48

1990a Discipline or Profession: Anthropology and its Guilds. Reviews in Anthropology, 18:115-25.

1990b Performance Battles: Progress and Mis-steps of a Woman Warrior. Society for Visual Anthropology Review. 6(2):73-79.

1991 Reflexivity, the Big Man, and the Organization of Productive Systems, In, Holmberg, Stig C. and Kjell Samuelson, eds., Systems Science in the 21st Century: Integrating the New Sciences of Complexity in Service of Humans and their Environment, Vol. III, Proceedings, International Society for Systems Science, Ostersund, Sweden, June 14-20, 1991, pp. 143-9.

1994 A Maverick at Work IN Special Issue in Honor of Conrad Arensberg, eds. Henderson, Carol & Brian Ferguson. AnthroWatch 2(2):7-8. (Publication of the Columbia Graduate Anthropology Alumni Association.)


1995 La palabra y la imagen en cine documental y etnográfico. In Imagen y Cultura: Perspectivas del Cine Etnográfico Elisenda Ardevol y Luis Pérez Tolón, eds. Granada (España): Diputación Provincial de Granada, Biblioteca de Etnología, pp. 301-24.

1995 Understanding Event Analysis Using the Films of

Timothy Asch, Visual Anthropology Review, 99(1):38-52.

1996 Feasting as Occupation: The Emergence of Ritual from Every-Day Activities, Occupational Science: Australia 3(1):5-15 (April).

1997 The Fiesta de San José de Narganá: Symbolic Syncretism And Persistence Among the San Blas Kuna, IN Salvador, Mari Lyn, ed. The Art of Being Kuna: Layers of Meaning among the Kuna of Panama,Los Angeles: UCLA Fowler Museum of Culture History, pp. 278-85.

2001 "Panama," IN Countries and Cultures, Carol and Melvin Ember, eds., New York: Macmillan Co. pp. 1719-26.

2006 "Human Activity and a Theory of Schooling: an Assessment of Solon Kimball's Anthropology of Education," IN Jill Cherneff and Eve Hochwald, eds., Visionary Observers: Foundations of Anthropology and Education. University of Nebraska Press, pp. 167-194.

2008 “Foreword,” In, Normita G. Recto and Nanette G. Dunog, eds. Discourse, Symbols, and Meanings in Organizational Culture, Asian Studies Center, University of the Philippines, Manila. pp.x-xv.


In draft “Happily Ever After? Reflections on Maurice,” an 18 pp. single-spaced essay on the problematics of gay marriage as seen through the pioneering lens of E.M Forster’s novel Maurice, written in 1912-13, but published posthumously in 1971. The essay considers the book in the light of the Merchant-Ivory film version (1987). Upon th

EXCERPTS FROM PUBLISHED BOOKS PRINTED IN EDITED VOLUMES:

1976a Alternative Attempts at Instruction in Atchalán. In Schooling in the Cultural Context: Anthropological Studies in Education. Joan I. Roberts and Sherrie K. Akinsaya, ed., New York: David McKay.

1976b Realities of the Urban Classroom. In Schooling in the Cultural Context: Anthropological Studies of Education. Joan I. Roberts and Sherrie K. Akinsaya, eds., New York: David McKay.

1996 The Band Community: Synchronizing Human Activity Cycles for Group Cooperation, In Occupational Science: the Evolving Discipline, Ruth Zemke and Florence Clark, eds. pp. 95-106 (edited version of Chapter 5,Cultural Anthropology: The Field Study of Human Beings,1992).

MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS:

1978a "Preface", On the Corner: Male Social Life in a Paramaribo Creole Neighborhood. Studies in Developing Societies Series, Amsterdam: van Gorcum, 1978, re-published: Prospect Heights, Illinois: Waveland Press, 1990, pp. vii-viii.

1978b Commentary (with Paul Doughty) In Social Science Education for Development, William T. Vickers and Glenn R. Howze, eds., pp. 95-116. Tuskegee Institute, Alabama: Center for Rural Development, Tuskegee Institute.


1980 "Holiday on Parade," The USC Chronicle (Los Angeles), December, p. 16.

1987 Perspective: The Modern Marketplace: The contemporary shopping mall's beginnings--and in some respects, its future--can be traced to the ancient plazas of Latin America. South West Airlines Spirit, February, pp. 14, 16.

1994a Internationalization and Latin America at USC. Academic Senate Forum.May, pp.

1994b Internationalization at USC: a White Paper. Academic Senate Forum.September/October, pp. 1, 4-8.

VIDEO:

1981 "The Shopping Mall as Marketplace," directed a 15-minute video tape on one farmer's market and two regional and specialty shopping malls in Southern California.

1992 "Ruinas y Vidas: Sitios Mayas y Turismo Universitario," Spanish language rough cut shown at the Primera Muestra Internacional, Cine Etnológico de América y Andalucía, Granada, Centro de Investigaciones "Angel Ganivet," October 6, 1992.

1992 "Ruins and Lives: Mayan Sites and Trojan Tourism," longer English language version of work shown above.

PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBIT:


1997 "The Inna Suid, Photographs from a Girls' Coming of Age, Community Feast and Drinking Bout among the Kuna of Panama," Doheny Memorial Library Treasury Room, Dec. 1997-January 1998, Exhibit organized by Alexander Moore, photographs by Levon Mardikyan. Sponsored by the Center for Visual Anthropology and the Boeckmann Center for Iberian and Latin American Studies, USC. REPEATED, Field Museum of Natural History, spring 2000.

BOOK REVIEWS:

1968 The Empty Fortress: Infantile Autism and the Birth of the Self, by Bruno Bettleheim. Catholic World.

1974 Greek Burial Customs, by Donna C. Kurtz and John Boardman. American Anthropologist 76(1):192-

193.

1977 Echalar and Murélaga: Opportunity and Rural Exodus in Two Spanish Basque Villages, by William A Douglass. American Anthropologist 79(1):155-156.

1978 Enculturation in Latin America: An Anthology by Johannes Wilbert, ed. American Anthropologist.

1981a Ananda Cooperative Village: A Study in the Beliefs, Values and Attitudes of a New Religious Community by Ted A. Nordquist. American Anthropologist 83(3):1981.

1981b The Communal Experience: Anarchist and MysticalCommunities in 20th Century America by Lawrence

Veysey, American Anthropologist 83(4):981.

1983 Urban Life: Readings in Urban Anthropology, George Gmelch and Walter P. Zenner, eds., and Urban Place and Process: Readings in the Anthropology of Cities,


Irwin Press and M. Estellie Smith, eds., Urban Anthropology.

1987 Edward Muybridge in Guatemala, 1875: The Photographer as Social Recorder, E. Bradford Burns, Berkeley: University of California Press (1986). Society for Visual Anthropology Newsletter, 3(1&2):10-12 (Summer).

1988 Mirror and Metaphor: Material and Social Constructions of Reality. Daniel W. Ingersoll, Jr. and Gordon Bronitsky, eds. Lanham, MD: University Presses of America, 1987, 432 pp. American Anthropologist 90(4):996.

1990 "Quandaries on the Field of Honor: a review of Image Ethics: the Moral Rights of Subjects in Photographs, Film, and Television," Larry Gross, John S. Katz, and Jay Ruby, eds., New York: Oxford University Press. 382 pp., Anthropology and Humanism Quarterly.

1992 Kilowatts and Crisis: Hydroelectric Power and Social Dislocation in Eastern Panama. by Alaka Wali, Boulder: Westview Press, 1989, 205 pp. American Ethnologist.

1992 The Circle of Life: Rituals from the Human Family Album. David Cohen, ed. San Francisco, CA: Harper, 1991. 248 pp. American Anthropologist

2005 Stories, Myths, Chants, and Songs of the Kuna Indians. Edited and translated by Joel Scherzer, illustrated by Olokwagdi of Akwanusudup. Austin: University of Texas Press, 248 pp. IN Journal of Latin American Anthropology 10:1,pp.252-4 (April 2005).

2011 Chiefs, Scribes, and Ethnographers: Kuna Culture from Inside and Out. James Howe. Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, 2009. 312 pp. American Anthropologist • Vol. 113, No. 4 • December 2011, 678-9


FILM REVIEWS:

1979 The Children of Sanchez, in Savicom Newsletter (Society for the Anthropology of Visual Communication) 7:3, p. 21, Spring-Fall

1987 Señor Turista: Encounters at Lake Titicaca (Señor Turista: Begegnungen Am Titicacasee), Gerlinda Bohm, West Germany, 86 min. Catalogue Anthropos '87, The Barbara Myerhoff Film Festival, p. 48,

1987 Exilio, Luis Perez Tolon, USA, 29 min. Ibid.p.40.

1988 Carnaval de Pueblo, IN Anthropos 88: International Festival of Documentary Film, December 1-8, Los Angeles (Catalogue), p. 21.

1988 The Miracle of the Holy Blood. Ibid. p. 24

1990 Powerhouse for God, 1989, produced by Barry Dornfeld, Tom Rankin, and Jeff Titon. American Anthropologist.

1991 Byline: Not in Front of the Tourists, by Robert Chesshyre, Bristol, BBC Enterprises, 1988, 50 min., Annals of tourism Research, 18:682-686.

1993 Gathering Up Again: Fiesta in Santa Fe. 1992. 46:35 minutes, color. A film by Jeanette DeBouzek and Diane Reyna.

Island of Saints and Souls. 1991. 29 minutes color. A film by Neil Alexander.

Saturday Market: A New American Town Square.


1991. 30 minutes, color. A video by Bill Goldsmith. AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST.

2009 Huele de Noche---Night Blooming Jasmine: Santa Clara del Cobre, Michoacán, México. Directed by Michele Feder-Nadoff, 2005, 33 minutes, VISUAL ANTHROPOLOGY REVIEW, 2009.

ACADEMIC PAPERS:

1. "An anthropological view of urban education," Conference on Urbanization, Work and Education, NDEA Institute for Advanced Study in Teaching Disadvantaged Youth, Chicago, April 15, 1967

2. "Old and New Patterns of Leadership in a Guatemalan Town," Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C., December 3, 1967

3. "Formal Education in a Guatemalan Peasant Community: An Example of Acculturation in Reverse," Carnegie Seminar, Department of Government, University of Indiana, May 6, 1968

4. "The Case for Anthropological Popularization: Timely Points and Enduring Ethnography in Mead's Growing Up in New Guinea," Southern Anthropological Society, Annual Meeting, New Orleans, March 15, 1969

5. "Las motivaciones de los maestros campesinos voluntarios en un pueblo guatemalteco," Society for Applied Anthropology, plenary session, Mexico, D.F., April 1969

6. "The Aztec 'Empire' as a Federative Monarchy," American Society for Ethnohistory, October 25, 1971


7. "Ritual as a Symbolic Replication of Politics: A Guatemalan Case," Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association, New York City, November 21, 1971

8. "The Validation of Ascribed Status: Gentry Careers in Guatemala," American Ethnological Society, plenary session, Montreal, Quebec, April 1972 (Invited paper)

9. "The Form of Rational Pilgrimage Center: Ritual Passage, Symbolism, and Land Use at Disney World," Southern Anthropology Society, April 1, 1976

10. "Analisis Comparativo de la estructura de la comunidad Maya-Cakchiquel con la comunidad Cuna," Serie, "Investigadores en Panamá," Museo del Hombre Panameño, Patrimonio Histórico de Panamá, Panamá, R.P., 25 octubre, 1977

11. "The Natural History and Theoretical Implications of a Short-lived Phenomenon: Anthropologists for Guatemalan Relief," Society for Applied Anthropology, Merida, Yucatan, April 1978

12. "Planificación y política acostumbrada para el desarrollo de la comarca de San Blas," Society for Applied Anthropology, Mérida, Yucatán, April 1978.

13. "The Cuna Congress House: Its Proxemics and Symbolism," American Anthropological Association, 77th Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, November 1978.

14. "The Cargo System and its Relation to Extra-Community Changes," Colloquium on Religious Change in Latin America Today, Center for Latin American Studies, California State University at Long Beach, November 14, 1978.


15. "Anthropology and Education in Mesoamerica Today," XLIII International Congress of Americanists, Vancouver, B.C., August 16, 1979.

16. "National Planning and Development among the San Blas Cuna," 25th Annual Meeting, Pacific Coast Council on Latin American Studies, October 18, 1979, Chico, California.

17. "The Modern Metropolitan Shopping Mall: Rebirth of the Archaic Marketplace," 78th Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 30, 1979.

18. "The Natural History of the Cuna General Congress of San Blas: Its Patterned Form and Comparative Context," A symposium "Botany and Natural History in Panama," sponsored by the Missouri Botanical Garden, the Universidad de Panamá, and NSF, April 15, 1980, Panama (Invited paper).

19. "Metropolitan Shopping Malls: Positive Nodes in the Conurbation," Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C., December 4, 1980.

20. "Cuna Indian Rules of Order and Robert's Rules of Order." Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Edinburgh, Scotland, April 13, 1981.

21. "Metropolitan Shopping Malls and Archaic Marketplaces Compared as Regional Systems." Annual Meeting American Anthropological Association, Los Angeles, December 6, 1981.

22. "Cycles of Time Among the Ancient and Modern Maya," In Chronos and Menmosyne: Time in Literature and the Arts, A Symposium Sponsored by the Comparative Literature Program, the Department of English, and the Center for the Humanities, University of Southern California, April 2, 1982 (Invited paper).


23. "From Council to Legislature: the Formalization of the San Blas Cuna General Congress." Symposium "Indigenous Responses to Development and Change: the Kuna of Panama," 44th International Congress of Americanists, Manchester, England, September 10, 1982.

24. "Dreams and National Agency Plan in San Blas: A Utopian Scenario." Symposium on Development and Panamanian Indians, Philip Young organizer. Latin American Studies Association, Mexico, D.F., September 30, 1983.

25. "The Task Force as a Model for Academic Departments: Explorations in the thought of Solon T. Kimball," Symposium, Culture, Community and Learning: Contributions of Solon T. Kimball to Anthropological Theory and Practice. Elizabeth M. Eddy, organizer, Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association. Chicago, Illinois, November 30, 1983.

26. "The Code of a Coup: U. S. Miscalculations in Guatemala in 1954," Annual Meeting, Society for Applied Anthropology, Washington, D. C., March 15, 1985.

27. "Peace-making among Guatemalan Indians," In a symposium"Anthropological Perspectives on Peace in

Guatemala and Peru," Paul L. Doughty, organizer, sponsored by the I.U.A.E.S. Commission on Peace, Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association,

Washington, D.C., December 8, 1985.

28. "Symbolic Imperatives for a Democratic Peace in Guatemala", In a seminar, "The Symbolism of Conflict: Central American and the Middle East," Center for International Development and Conflict Management, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, March 21, 1986.

29. "Social Time and Market Time: Culture as a Social Clocking System," Annual meeting, Southern Anthropological Society, Atlanta, Georgia, March 26, 1987.


30. "Native Bureaucrats as Cultural Missionaries: Utopian Agency Agendas among the San Blas Cuna," Annual Meeting, Society for Applied Anthropology, Oaxaca, Mexico, April 12, 1987.

31. "Harems and Bachelor Groups: an Evolutionary Perspective," Southwestern Lecture Series, Southwestern University at Georgetown, Texas, September 21, 1987.

32. "Seminole and Cuna: a Controlled Comparison of Survival and Syncretism, "Annual Meeting, Southern Anthropological Association, Tampa, Florida, April 21, 1988.

33. "A Theory of the Social Clock: Human activity spectrum as process time," Second Occupational Science Symposium, USC, April 28, 1989.

34. "Narration in Ethnographic Film: The state of the art," "Eyes Across the Water," a conference of ethnographic film, Amsterdam University, Netherlands, June 24, 1989.

35. "Magic Kingdom as Movieland Shrine," In a symposium, "Magic Kingdoms: the Reality of an Illusion," Maria Lidia Spinelli, organizer, Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C., November 16, 1989.

36. "Robert Altman's A Wedding as an ethnographic document." A conference on visual anthropology at Manchester, England, September 24, 1990.

37. "Reflexivity, an Imperative in Productive Systems," In a symposium "Homeokinetic (Self-organizing) Systems Perspectives on Human Values and Activities." Annual Meeting, Society for Applied Anthropology. Charleston, S.C., March 13, 1991.


38. "Reflexivity, the Big Man, and the Organization of Productive Systems," 35th Annual Meeting of the International Society for Systems Science, Ostersund, Sweden, June 14-20, 1991.

39. "Dimensiones de analysis de un evento turístico: el espacio, el tiempo, y vidas de turistas universitarios," Primera Muestra Internacional, Cine Etnológico de América y Andalucía, Granada, Centro de Investigaciones "Angel Ganivet," October 6, 1992.

40. "Event Analysis in the Films of Timothy Asch." Filmforum: Ethnologie & Dritte Welt, German Anthropological Assoication, Freiburg, May 22, 1993.

41. "The Implications of Event Analysis for the Documentary Genre: The Films of Timothy Asch," IN The Works of Timothy Asch: A Symposium, Gary Seaman, organizer and Chair, Margaret Mead Film Festival and Timothy Asch Retrospective, USC, March 18, 1993.

42. "From Profane to Sacred Activities: an Analysis of The Feast,"paper read before the Occupational Science Symposium VIII: Toward a Philosophy of Occupation, University of Southern California, March 31, 1995.

43. "A Recurrent Pattern of Hotel-Land Crises among The San Blas Kuna," IN a symposium "Confronting Capital: Reaction and Re-identification," Buechler, Hans, and Judith-Maria Buechler, organizers, Annual Meeting, American Ethnological Society, San Juan, Puerto Rico, April 20, 1996.

44. "On Dyadic Ties in the Education of Anthropologists: Eulogy for a Mentor," Memorial Service for Conrad M. Arensberg, St. Paul's Chapel, Columbia University, New York City, May 7, 1997.


45. "Visual Research and the Analysis of Visual Events: the Inna Suid of the Kuna of Panama," sponsored by the Department of Anthropology and the Centre for Latin American Studies, University of South Africa (UNISA), Pretoria, RSA, MAY 12, 1997.

46. New Perspectives on the Emergence of Economics and of the Superorganic, IN a symposium, "Culture as Emergent: in Honor of Conrad Arensberg, Buechler, Hans, and Judith-Maria Buechler, organizers, Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C., Nov. 22, 1998.

47. Homeokinetics and the Emergence of the Superoganic: Implications for the Emergence of Human Ecosystems. IN 1998 Homeokinetics Conference, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, July 25, 1998.

48. Patterns of Urbanization among the Kuna of Panama. Annual Meeting, Society for Applied Anthropology, Atlanta, GA, March 2002.

49. Jane Jacobs: Assessing a Policy Prophetess,” paper delivered at the 65th annual meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Santa Fe, New Mexico, April 6, 2005.

50. “Kuna Participation in Panama City’s Historic Center,” 104th annual meeting, American Anthropological Association, Dec. 1, 2005,Washington, DC.


51. “Jane Jacobs: Can Systems Theory Really Take on Development Economics?,” paper delivered at the 66th

annual meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Vancouver, British Columbia, March 31, 2006.

52. “Whither the Inna Suid?: The Prospects of a Woman’s Coming of Age Ceremony in Times of Change,” 13th Latin American Symposium, Panama: Defending Indigenous Lands, Language, and Culture, Museum of Man, San Diego, CA, April 2, 2006.

53. “Ethnographic Film and the Academy: Pioneers and One Anthropological Film Program, a Reflexive Account,” 105th Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association, November 18, 2006.

LONGTERM INTERDISCIPLINARY SEMINAR:

Invited participant in the Systems Physics and Social Sciences Seminar, group of natural scientists and social scientists, meeting periodically for all day sessions on Saturdays; participants are drawn from USC, UCLA, University of San Diego, and UC Irvine; seminar organizer is Arthur Iberall of UCLA's

Department of Oral Biology: 1983-2000.

In Fall 1988 we taught a course in UCLA's Honors Colloquiam, HC74, "A Unified Theory for the Social Sciences," Richard Baum, director.


In Spring 1992, we presented a monthly seminar for the doctoral program in Occupational Science, USC, "Activities and Complexity," under my direction.

SYMPOSIA ORGANIZED:

1. "Symbols and Rituals as Determinants of Urban Settlement Patterns," Southern Anthropological Society, Atlanta, Georgia, April 1976.

2. "Desarrollo y el Estado Actual de los grupos indígenas del Este de Panamá," Society for Applied Anthropology, Merida, Yucatan, April 1978

3. "Organizing the Cosmos, Architectural Spaces and Ethnic Territories among the Southern Circum-Caribbean Tribes," Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association, Los Angeles, November 1978.

4. "The Urban System" (with William Schwab), Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association, Los Angeles, December 6, 1981.

5. "High Context Cultures and Implicit Codes: Differences Hidden from Anglo-Americans," Annual Meeting, Society for Applied Anthropology, Washington, D.C., March 15, 1986.

6. "Homeokinetic (Self-organizing) Systems Perspectives on Human Values and Activities." Annual Meeting, Society for Applied Anthropology. Charleston, S.C., March 13-17, 1991.

PAPERS AND SYMPOSIA DISCUSSANT (other than those organized):


"Social Science Education for Development." Annual Meeting, Society for Applied Anthropology, Merida, Yucatan, April 1978

"Anthropological Approaches to Life-Long Learning." Annual Meeting, Society for Applied Anthropology, sponsored jointly with the Council on Anthropology and Education, November 17, 1978.

"New Approaches to the Analysis of Myth," Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association, Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 1, 1980

"Symbolic Expression of Religious Time," Annual Meeting, International Society for Comparative Study of Civilizations, Syracuse University, May 24, 1980.

"Architecture, symbolism and material culture," Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C., December 7, 1982.


LISTINGS:

American Men and Women of Science, 13th ed., New York: Jacques Cattell

National Directory of Latin Americanists, 2nd ed., U. S. Library of Congress

American Men and Women of Science. New York: Jacques Cattell, 1977

Who's Who in America, 1986-present.

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

American Anthropological Association (Fellow)

American Ethnological Society

Society for Applied Anthropology

Society for Visual Anthropology

Society for Urban Anthropology

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY:

English: native speaker.

Spanish: speaking, reading, and writing skills of the educated native speaker.

Portuguese: reading, excellent; speaking, fair.

French: reading, excellent; speaking, good.

Catalan: reading, good.

Turkish: reading, fair, speaking, fair.

Documents

VITA.DOC · Web view"Interaction theory, behavioral anthropology, and film," Anthropology 475, Ethnographic Film Analysis, November 24, 1980. "The Emergence and Burgeoning of a New