Sociology and Anthropology

Social and demographic influences on environmental attitudes

Southern Rural Sociology, 13(1), 89–107.

Reaching traditional and nontraditional extension audiences

Journal of Applied Communications, 81(3), 13–23.

Uneven development and local inequality in the US South: The role of outside investment, landed elites, and racial dynamics

SOCIOLOGICAL FORUM, 12(4), 565–597.

Substance abuse, violent behavior and police encounters among persons with severe mental disorders

Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice, 13(1997), 236–249.

Putting anthropology into practice in the 1990's

In Practicing anthropology in the South (Southern Anthropological Society proceedings ; no. 30 ) (pp. 1–12). Athens: University of Georgia Press.

Phytolith contribution to paleoenvironmental investigations in the Sahel of Burkino Faso, West Africa

In J. J.-T. A. Pinilla & M. J. Machado (Eds.), Estado actual de los estudios de fitolitos en suelos y plantas (Monografias 4, Centro de Ciencias Medioabientales, CSIC).

Phytolith analysis of selected soil samples from the Sessionville Site, (38CH1456), South Carolina

In M. Trinkley & D. Hacker (Eds.), Excavations at a portion of the Secessionville archaeological site (38CH1456), James Island, Charleston County, South Carolina. Columbia, S.C.: Chicora Foundation.

Peanut CRSP human resource development

In Impacts and scientific advances through collaborative research on peanuts (pp. 155–170). Griffin, GA: Peanut CRSP Management Entity Office, University of Georgia, Georgia Experiment Station.

No other way to go: Getting on disability among persons with severe persistent mental illness

In R. J. Bonnie & J. Monahan (Eds.), Mental disorder, work disability, and the law (pp. 55–104). Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Men own the fields, women own the crops: Gender and power in the Cameroon Grassfields, by Miriam Goheen

[Review of ]. Choice, 34(9), 1540.

Doing it fairly: A study of post-gender marriages

Dependence as a factor in socioeconomic well-being: The U.S., the South, the Black Belt

Children's attitudes and beliefs about illness and medicines: A triangulation of open-ended and semi-structured interviews

Journal of Social and Administrative Pharmacy, 14(1997), 26–41.

Changing patterns of homicide and social policy

Homicide Studies, 1(2), 190–196.

As the twig is bent: Children reared in feminist households

Qualitative Sociology, 20(2), 229–252.

Small sacrifices: Religious change and cultural identity among the Ngaju of Indonesia

New York: Oxford University Press.

Adding another piece to the inequality-homicide puzzle: The impact of structural inequality on racially disaggregated homicide rates

Homicide Studies, 1(1), 35–60.

The Southern Black Belt: A national perspective

Lexington, KY: TVA Rural Studies, University of Kentucky.

Farm work is dangerous for teens: agricultural hazards and injuries among North Carolina teens

Journal of Rural Health, 13(4), 295–305.

Child maltreatment and school performance declines: An event-history analysis

AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH JOURNAL, 34(3), 563–589.