Journal of Ethnobiology Volume 38, Number 4 • 2018
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2018 Volume 38, Number 4
I. Honouring Steven Weber | |
| REFLECTING ON ETHNOBIOLOGY FROM 1978 TO 2018: A DEDICATION TO STEVE WEBER Dana Lepofsky and Steve Wolverton | |
| STEVEN A. WEBER AND THE BIRTH OF THE SOCIETY OF ETHNOBIOLOGY Steve D. Emslie | |
STEVEN A. WEBER: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY VISIONARY IN PALEOETHNOBOTANY Jade d'Aploim Guedes and Dorian Q. Fuller | |
II. Special Section: CannAbis, Guest Edited by Denise M. Glover | |
| INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL SECTION ON CANNABIS Denise M. Glover | |
| THE DANGERS OF HEALTH AND SAFETY: MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION AS FRONTIER CAPITALISM Erica Lagalisse | |
| CANNABIS FEAR DECONDITIONING: AU AUTOBIOLOGICAL MARIJUANA MEMOIR OF A SOUTH ASIAN-OKLAHOMAN PHYSICIAN-SCIENTIST Sunil K. Aggarwal | |
| CANNABIS AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN THE INDIAN HIMALAYAS Prasenjeet Tribhuvan | |
| PATTERNS OF CANNABIS USE AMONG CONGO BASIN HUNTER-GATHERERS Casey J. Roulette and Barry S. Hewlett | |
III. Regular Submissions | |
| "LISTEN CAREFULLY TO THE VOICES OF THE BIRDS": A COMPARATIVE REVIEW OF BIRDS AS SIGNS Felice S. Wyndham and Karen E. Park | |
| DIVINATION WITH PLANTS IN WEST AFRICA Anne Fournier | |
| "EVERYTHING IN THE WATER COLUMN IS CONNECTED": TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE OF FLOODPLAIN FISHERS OF BANGLADESH Apurba Krishna Deb | |
| PEANUTS AND POWER IN THE ANDES: THE SOCIAL ARCHAEOLOGY OF PLANT REMAINS FROM THE VIRÚ VALLEY, PERU Lindi J. Masur, Jean-François Millaire, and Michael Blake | |
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