The Practicing Anthropologist: Vol 1

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The Practicing Anthropologist: Vol 1 by Joseph Palacio is a collection of essays reflecting on applied anthropology in Belize and the wider Caribbean. It explores the role of anthropology in addressing social, cultural, and development issues, particularly among Indigenous and Afro-Caribbean communities. The book highlights the practical applications of anthropological research in policymaking, heritage preservation, and community empowerment.

The Practicing Anthropologist: Vol 1 by Joseph Palacio is a collection of essays reflecting on applied anthropology in Belize and the wider Caribbean. It explores the role of anthropology in addressing social, cultural, and development issues, particularly among Indigenous and Afro-Caribbean communities. The book highlights the practical applications of anthropological research in policymaking, heritage preservation, and community empowerment.

The Practicing Anthropologist, Vol 1: Building a Nation
Author: Joseph Orlando Palacio

Paperback: 442 pages
First Edition: December 2022
ISBN: 978-976-8273-00-0

This collection of essays explores the role of applied anthropology in Belize and the Caribbean, examining how anthropological research addresses social, cultural, and developmental issues, particularly among Indigenous and Afro-Caribbean communities. It highlights the practical applications of anthropology in areas such as policymaking, heritage preservation, and community empowerment. Through real-world examples, it showcases how anthropology can bridge the gap between academic study and everyday challenges, making it a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners alike.