Delcore, Henry D.
College of Social Sciences » Department of Anthropology
Delcore, H.
(2007).
New Reflections on Old Questions in the Anthropology of Gender.
Reviews in Anthropology. 36(2),
109-130.
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| Delcore, H.
(2007).
The racial distribution of privilege in a Thai national park.
Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. 38(1),
83-105.
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| Delcore, H.
(2007).
Book Review of Spirited politics: Religion and public life in contemporary Southeast Asia.
Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. 38(1),
171-174.
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| Delcore, H.
(2007).
Song and silence: Ethnic revival on China's southwest borders.
Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. 38(1),
166-168.
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| Delcore, H.
(2004).
Symbolic politics or generification? The ambivalent implications of tree ordination in the Thai environmental movement.
Journal of Political Ecology. 11(1),
1-30.
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| Delcore, H.
(2004).
Book review of Redefining nature: Karen ecological knowledge and the challenge to the modern conservation paradigm.
Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. 35(2),
376-377.
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| Delcore, H.
(2004).
Development and the Life Story of a Thai Farmer Leader.
Ethnology. 43(1),
33-50.
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| Delcore, H.
(2003).
Non-Governmental Organizations and the Work of Memory in Northern
Thailand.
American Ethnologist. 30(1),
61-84.
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| Delcore, H.
(2003).
Cultural crisis and social memory: Modernity and identity in Thailand and Laos.
Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. 34(3),
562-565.
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| Katti, M., Özgöc-Çaglar, D., Reid, S., Schleder, B., Bushoven, J., Jones, A., & Delcore, H.
(2011).
Interactions between urban water policy, residential irrigation, and plant & bird diversity in the Fresno-Clovis Metro Area.
Nature Precedings.
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| Mullooly, J., Delcore, H., & Teniente-Matson, C.
(2014).
The continuum of student IT use in campus spaces: a qualitative study.
EDUCAUSE Review Online.
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| Mullooly, J., Delcore, H., Scroggins, M., Arnold, K., Franco, E., & Gaspar, J. (2009). The library study at Fresno State. 1-58. |
| Ross, A., Sherman, K., Snodgrass, J., Delcore, H., & Sherman, R.
(2011).
Indigenous peoples and the collaborative stewardship of nature: Knowledge binds and institutional conflicts.
Walnut Creek, CA: Left Coast Press.
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