Work in non-market and transitional societies / edited by Herbert Applebaum.

Bibl. p.363-85. - Contents: The anthropology of work / June Nash; Considerations for an anthropology of work / F.C Gamst; 1, Non-market culture. Work among hunters and gatherers. Hunting among the !Kung San / R.B. Lee; Women's and men's work among the Cheyenne / E.A. Hoebel; Coping with abundance: subsistence on the Northwest coast / W. Suttles; Non-market cultures. Work in pastoralist societies. The Nuer / E. E. Evans-Pritchard; The Gadulia Lohars / P.K. Misra; Independence among pastoralists / W. Goldschmidt; Organization of work in herding teams on the Great Hungarian Plain / L. Vincze; Non-market cultures. Work among cultivators and gardeners in villages. The Trobriand gardeners and their magic / B. Malinowski; Work patterns in a Mayo village / C.J. Erasmus; Organization of labor among the Kapauku / L. Pospisil; Organization of work among the New Zealand Maori / R. Firth; Non-market cultures. Work and attitudes toward time. The use of time / B.R. Salz; Time allocation in a Machiguenga community / Allen Johnson; 2, Mixed cultures. Industrial employment of rural indigenes: the case of Canada / C.W. Hobart; The personal adjustment of Navajo Indian migrants to Denver, Colorado / T.D. Graves; Papago Indians at work / J.O. Waddell; Energy development on Alaska's north slope: effects on the Inupiat population / J.A. Kruse, J. Kleinfeld, R. Travis; A case study of a Javanese factory / A.R. Willner; Household economy during the peasant-to-worker transition in the Swiss Alps / W. Minge-Kalman.

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