Books By Duncan Earle, Jeanne M. Simonelli - Author

Duncan Earle is an applied cultural anthropologist who is currently Associate Professor of Anthropology and Chicano Studies at University of Texas, El Paso. With over 25 years of continuing field experience in research and development in Chiapas, Guatemala, and on the U.S.-American border, his vita includes extensive publications pertaining to that work. Recent publications include 'Menchu Tales,' in The Properties of Words; 'The Boundless Borderlands: Texas Colonias on the Edge of Nations,' in New Perspectives on Migration(2000); and 'The Border Colonias and Communication: Applying Anthropology for Outreach,' in Public Health and the US-Mexico Border; Asi es la Vida.(1999) He is Co-Director of the Maya Study Program, which teaches undergraduates to do field research. Jeanne Simonelli is an anthropologist and writer who is currently Professor and Chair of Anthropology at Wake Forest University. Her field experiences are united by the broad theme of change and choice in difficult situa