Making our research useful : case studies in the utilization of anthropological knowledge / edited by John van Willigen, Barbara Rylko-Bauer and Ann McElroy.

Bibl. p.317-45. - Contents: Strategies for increasing the use of anthropological research in the policy process / B. Rylko-Bauer, J. Van Willigen, A. McElroy; Political action and the use of anthropological research: land and religion at Big Mountain / J.J. Wood; Prenatal care and pregnancy outcome: Detroit / M.L. Poland, P.T. Giblin; Custody mediation / L. Girdner; Policymaking roles for the anthropologists / M.J. Gilbert; A utilization study using network analysis: maternal and infant health policy change in Washington DC / M.S. Boone; The politics of planning and implementing a statewide health service / J. Greenwood; Lessons of a community study in oral rehydration therapy in Haiti / J. Coreil; Utilizing indigenous healers in national health delivery systems: the Ghanaian experiment / D.M. Warren; Incorporating nutrition into agricultural research: Southern Honduras / K.M. & B.R. DeWalt; Knowledge utilization structures, processes and alliances in a psychiatric hospital study / D.R. Scheinfeld, P.A. Marshall, D.W. Beer; The use of feedback in a model project: guardianship for the impaired elderly / M.A. Iris; Using stakeholders in the research process / H.M. Drake; Policy and community action research: the farm labor movement in California / W.K. Barger, E. Reza; The use and non-use of anthropology: the diarrheal disease control program in Honduras / C. Kendall; Trends in applied anthropologgy and public policy / L.M. Cohen. - R. in Am.Anthr. 93:1,1991, 230.

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