Ethics and Archaeological Praxis

Chapter 1: An entanglement of sorts: archaeology, ethics, praxis, multiculturalism.-Section 1: Is there a global archaeological ethics? Canonical conditions for discursive legitimacy and local responses.- Chapter 2: An Indigenous anthropologist's perspective on archaeological ethics .- Chapter 3: Both sides of the ditch: the ethics of narrating the past in the present .- Chapter 4: Against global archaeological ethics: critical views from South America .- Chapter 5: Archaeology and ethics. The case of Central-Eastern Europe .- Chapter 6: Europe: beyond the canon .- Chapter 7: New worlds: ethics in contemporary North American archaeological practice .- Section 2: Archaeological ethics in the global arena: emergences, transformations, accommodations.- Chapter 8: Chapter Archaeology and capitalist development: lines of complicity.- Chapter 9: Archaeology and capitalism: successful relationship or economic and ethical alienation? .- Chapter 10: Trading archaeology is not just a matter of antiquities. Archaeological practice as a commodity .- Chapter 11: The differing forms of public archaeology: where we have been, where we are now, and thoughts for the future.- Chapter 12: Ethics in the publishing of archaeology. - Chapter 13: Patrimonial ethics and the field of heritage production.- Chapter 14: Archeologies of intellectual heritage? .- Chapter 15: Just methods, no madness: historical archaeology on the Piikani First Nation.