Births and power : social change and the politics of reproduction

W. Penn Handwerker, a professor of anthropology at the University of Connecticut trained as a general anthropologist with an emphasis on the intersection of biological and cultural anthropology, has published in all five fields of anthropology (applied, archaeological, biological, cultural, and linguistic). His current research focuses on the show more possibility that the most effective collective action for community sustainability must be consistent with the cultural assumption that each person knows what's best for him or herself. show less