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TILLEY, C. The powers of rocks: topography and monument construction on Bodmin Moor. World Archaeology, 1996; issue 28, 161-176.
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WALLMAN, S. Take Out Hunger: two case studies of rural development in Basutoland. In L.S.E. Monographs on Social Anthropology No.39. London: Athlone. 1969; 1-179.
WALLMAN, S. Notes on three Innovators. Journal of Modern African Studies, 1970; vol. 8, issue 3, 0022-278X.
WALLMAN, S. Conditions of non-Development: the case of Lesotho. Journal of Development Studies, 1972; vol. 8, issue 2, 251-261.
WALLMAN, S. Preliminary notes on Soprannomi in a part of Piedmont. Studi Piedmontesi, 1973; vol. 2, issue 1, 125-131.
WALLMAN, S. Status and the Innovator. In Choice and Change: essays presented to Lucy Mair. Davis, J. Editor. Athlone LSE, London; 1973; 0-485-19550-X.
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WALLMAN, S. A Street in Waterloo. New Community, 1975; vol. 5, issue 4,
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WALLMAN, S. Ethnicity Research in Britain. Current Anthropology, 1977; vol. 13, issue 3, 0011-3204.
WALLMAN, S. The Boundaries of Race: processes of ethnicity in England. Man, 1978; vol. 13, issue 2, 0025-1496.
WALLMAN, S. Epistemologies of Sex. In Female Hierarchies. Tiger, L. and Fowler, H. Editors. Aldine (AVC), Chicago; 1978; 21-59.
WALLMAN, S. Refractions of Rhetoric: evidence for the meaning of 'race' in England. In Politcally Speaking. Paine, R. Editor. ISER, Newfoundland; 1981;
WALLMAN, S. Time and Affect: aspects of the Social Anthropology of Work. In Energy and Effort. Harrison, G. Editor. Taylor and Francis, London; 1982; 0-85066-224-9.
WALLMAN, S. Comment: Turbans, Identities and Racial Categories. Royal Anthropological Institute Newsletter, 1982; vol. 52, 0307-6776.
WALLMAN, S. Resource Options for Economy and Identity in the Inner City (London). Current Anthropology, 1982; vol. 23, issue 1, 0011-3204.
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WALLMAN, S. Success and Failure in the Inner City. Town and Country Planning, 1985; vol. 54, issue 12, 0040-9960.
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WALLMAN, S. Reframing Context: pointers to the post-industrial City. In Humanising the City: Social contexts of Urban Life at the Time of the Millenium. Cohen, A.P. and Fukui, K. Editors. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh; 1993; 52-66. 0-7486-1388-3.
WALLMAN, S. Ethnicity and the Labour Market. In Culture and Management in a Changing Europe. Sjogren, A. and Janson, L. Editors. Multi-Cultural Centrum, & Stockholm: Institute of International Business, Botkyrka; 1994; 101-111.
WALLMAN, S. Ethnicity, Work and Localism: narratives of difference in London and Kampala. Ethnic and Racial Studies, 1996; vol. 19, issue 1, 1-28. 0141-9870.
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WALLMAN, S. Appropriate Anthropology and the Risky Inspiration of "Capability"Brown: representations of what, by whom, and to what end? In After Writing Culture: Epistemiology and Praxis in Contemporary Anthropology. James, A., Hockey, J., and Dawson, A. Editors. Routledge, London; 1997; 244-263. 0-415-15005-1.
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WALLMAN, S. AND BAKER, M. Which resources pay for treatment?: a model for estimating the informal economy of health. Social Science and Medicine, 1996; vol. 52, issue 5, 671-680. 0277-9536.
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WALLMAN, S., NDUBANI, P., KELLY, P. AND FARTHING, M. Local Understandings of Adult Diarrhoeal Disease and its Treatment in an area of High HIV Seroprevalence Zambia. Tropical Medicine and International Health, 1998; vol. 3, issue 10, 783-787. 1860-2276.
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