There has, in fact, been plenty of aggregative evidence on this for quite some time now. But this has been accompanied by some anthropological scepticism of the appropriateness of using aggregate statistics with pooled data from different
Learning to Labor How Working Class Kids Get Working Class Jobs
Binding: Paperback
Rating: 3.5
Review: 5
Studio: Columbia University Press
Hailed by the New Society as the "best book on male working class youth," this classic work, first published in 1977, has been translated into several foreign languages and remains the authority in ethnographical studies.
Manufacturer: Columbia University Press
Price: $29.50 USD
Can You Make a Career Out of Food History?
history is more than just culinary anthropology, though. Any major history project needs someone who can serve as the voice of authority on what the people or culture involved ate, and you'll always find jobs there. The possibilities for a
Discover The History Behind Jobs In East Anglia
use, weaving wool and blacksmithing. As it can be seen the Jobs available in East Anglia are closely related to one another, forming a solid network of trade. Whether you are trained in anthropology, agriculture, hospitality or hedge
Nightshift NYC
Binding: Hardcover
Rating: 5.0
Review: 3
Studio: University of California Press
New York is the city that never sleeps. This luminous book peels back the cover of darkness over the city as it hums along in the night, revealing a hidden world populated by the thousands of women and men who work and live the nightshift. Written with beauty and grace, Nightshift NYC weaves together cultural critique, vivid reportage, and arresting photographs to trace the inverted logic of the city at night. Russell Leigh Sharman and Cheryl Harris Sharman spent a year interviewing and shadowing fry cooks and coffee jockeys, train conductors, cab hacks, and dozens of others who keep the city running when the sun goes down. Investigating familiar places such diners and delis, they explore some less familiar ones as well--taking us on a walking tour of homelessness in Manhattan, onto a fishing boat out of Brooklyn, and into other little-known corners of the night. Traveling past the threshold of voyeurism into the lives of real people, they depict a social space entirely apart--one that is highly structured and inherently subversive. Together, these stories open a compelling view on contemporary urban life and, along the way, reveal the soul of the city itself.
Manufacturer: University of California Press
Price: $24.95 USD
GenXpat The Young Professionals Guide To Making A Successful Life Abroad
Binding: Paperback
Rating: 4.5
Review: 7
Studio: Intercultural Press
GenXpat: The Young ProfessionalÂ's Guide to Making a Successful Life Abroad is the first guide written for the new generation of young, internationally and culturally mobile professionals. These young professionals from "Generation X" – the generation most broadly defined as between the ages of 24 and 39 – are more than 62 million nationwide* and have their own unique set of challenges. Often single and in the earlier stages of their careers, GenXpats tend to go into their expat experience dramatically unprepared and underserved. Wrapped up in fast-paced careers that increasingly involve travel and frequent international relocation, many young people find themselves bouncing from one exotic assignment to another at the cost of work/life balance, meaningful relationships and a sense of continuity or connection. Margaret Malewski, who has lived the "GenXpat" life, wrote GenXpat to help young professionals achieve the personal fulfillment they need to succeed in their international careers, including information on how to: - make an informed to decision to move - optimize an expat contract to ensure their personal needs are met - juggle work and relocation logistics - deal with culture shock and cultural differences - build social networks abroad - manage the question of romantic relationships, be it by dating across cultures, embarking on a long-distance relationship or moving with a partner - prepare a smooth re-entry to the home country, workforce and culture Full of real-life examples from GenXpats who are now working for multinational companies, GenXpat explains what to expect when starting an expat adventure.
Manufacturer: Intercultural Press
Price: $24.95 USD
Finding The Right Career: Defining The Job That Best Suits You!
all over finding the right career, as offshore drilling is not for you or interplanetary travel studies will take too long or anthropological studies of tribes now extinct are wiped off the college catalogs three quarters of the way into
Behavioral Sciences: One Degree, Many Job Options
in each:Anthropology: Anthropologists study the physical, social, cultural development, and behavior of human beings. Within anthropology several specialties exist such as sociocultural, linguistic, or biophysical. A bachelor degree in
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