Magdalena Mieri, Judith Freidenberg, Katie Tracey, and Yixin Qiu (2006)
Latino Community Identity and Development: The Case of a Community Museum in Langley Park, Maryland
Journal of Latino/a-Latin American Studies, 2(2):62-78.
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- "Development Anthropology is a Contact Sport" An Oral History Interview With Michael M. Cernea
- The Invention of the Jewish Gauchos: Villa Clara and the Construction of Argentine Identity
- Memorias de Villa Clara (Memories of Villa Clara)
- Growing Old in El Barrio
- Latino Immigrant Health: Research Initiatives on Latino Immigrants in a Low-Income Enclave Close to a Major University Campus
- Debating the Uses of Anthropology: Latin America and the United States
- Uses of Applied Ethnography in Community, Health and Development by Anthropologists with Master Level Training
- Training Practicing Anthropologists: The University of Maryland Experience
- Researching Global Spaces Ethnographically: Queries on Methods for the Study of Virtual Populations
- Metodologias Etnograficas para el Estudio de los Expatriados Norteamericanos: Una Aproximacion Exploratoria (Ethnographic Methodology for the Study of US Expatriates: An Exploratory Approximation)
- Latino Community Identity and Development: The Case of a Community Museum in Langley Park, Maryland
- Elderly Latinos of Langley Park: Understanding Retirement Issues
- A Conceptual Framework to Understand Latino Immigrants' Well Being: An Introduction to the Issue
- La Etnografia en la Gestion Publica: Analisis de una Experiencia Metodologica en Argentina (Ethnography in Public Policy: Analysis of a Methodological Experience in Argentina)
- Applied Anthropology/Antropologia de la Gestion: Debating the Uses of Anthropology in the United States and Latin America: From Policy Ethnography to Theory of Practice: Introductory Considerations
- Si No Hay Fe No Hay Nada: Reflexiones Sobre la Espiritualidad (Without Faith there is Nothing: Reflections on Spirituality)
- Mitos Sobre el Envejecimineto: el Uso del Tiempo en la Vida Cotidiana (Myths about Aging: Use of Time in Daily Life)
- Vidas Privadas/Politicas Publicas; Historias de Vida Como Etnografia Aplicada (Private Lives/Public Policy; Life Histories as Applied Ethnography)
- The US and the Migration of Elites: Life Histories and Spatial Relocation in Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Los Estados Unidos y La Migración de Elites: Historias de Vida y Relocalización Espacial en Buenos Aires, Argentina. (“The U.S. and Elite Migration: Life Histories and Spatial Relocation in Buenos Aires, Argentina”).
- Translation into Spanish of "the Jewish Gaucho: Villa Clara and the construction of Argentine identity"
- Researching global spaces ethnographically: Queries on methods for the study of virtual populations
- The protest psychosis: How schizophrenia became a Black disease
- Translation into Spanish of "The Jewish Gaucho: Villa Clara and the Construction of Argentine Identity"
- "The Protest Psychosis: How Schizophrenia became a Black Disease"
- "Human Experience, Museums and Human Rights"
- "La Invencion de los Gauchos Judios: Etnografia, Historia y Memoria Social" (The Invention of the Jewish Gauchos: Ethnography, History and Social Memory")
- "Open or closed access?"
- Growing Old in El Barrio
- Immigration and Well-Being
- The Jewish Gaucho: Villa Clara and the Construction of Argentine Identity
- Contemporary Conversations on Immigration in the United States: The View from Prince George’s County, Maryland
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Judith Freidenberg Publications
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