Integrating Strangers in Society: Perspectives from Elsewhere

1 Introduction
2 Becoming a Sinta: Learning to See Dreams and Relating to the Dead3 "You are like Geese". Working and Drum Dancing with Inuit Elders in Nunavut (Canada)4 Being the Other in Inuit Society
5 An Anthropologist in Kanaky. Modulations of Belonging and Otherness6 A Stranger-Anthropologist as Advocate of Ma ori Development Projects7 On Becoming a Ritual Master Among the Lanten-Yao Mun-Of Laos8 To Be Made Part of the Tobelo Society (North Moluccas)
9 Welcome to Tanebar-Evav: Can One Be Incorporated in a Village Society?10 "What Is Your Empaako?" Naming and Becoming a Munyoro in Western Uganda11 Placing the Newcomer: Staying with the Gawigl of Highland Papua New Guinea12 Mythical Beings from the Swamp Among the Siassi, Papua New Guinea13 The Variegated Integration of an Anthropologist in an Eastern Indian Steel Town