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TitleDateReferenceAuthorsCall #ISSN
Barbadian Gothic: the moving coffins of the Chase vault in socio-cultural context2020 Folklore 131 (1): 55-75
  • Christina Welch
  • Niall Finneran
H6/KF [FOLKLORE-]0015-587X
Barbadian Gothic: the moving coffins of the Chase vault in socio-cultural context2020 Folklore 131 (1): 55-75
  • Christina Welch
  • Niall Finneran
H6/KF [FOLKLORE-]0015-587X
Redemption songs: women, religion, and the moral politics of HIV in Barbados2020 Culture and religion 21 (2): 101-20
  • David A.B. Murray
H6/KFO [SCOTTISH-]1475-5610
'Defending the family,' safeguarding the nation: an examination of Evangelical mobilisation in present-day Barbados2018 Culture and religion 19 (4): 394-415
  • Latoya Lazarus
H6/KFO [SCOTTISH-]1475-5610
Indian slaves from Guiana in seventeenth-century Barbados2017 Ethnohistory 64 (1): 65-90
  • Carolyn Arena
H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-]0014-1801in special issue 'Native American slavery in the seventeenth century'
Contesting "white slavery" in the Caribbean. Enslaved African and European indentured servants in seventeenth-century Barbados2017 New West Indian guide 91 (1-2): 30-55
  • Jerome S. Handler
  • Matthew C. Reilly
H6/KUL [NWIG-]0028-9930
Protecting the fabric of society? Heterosexual views on the usefulness of the anti-gay laws in Barbados, Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago2017 Culture, health & sexuality 19 (1): 91-106
  • Mahalia Jackman
H6/KGT [CULTURE-]1369-1058
Archaeologies of instability: order and disorder in colonial Barbados2016 Journal of social archaeology 16 (2): 26-37
  • Matthew C. Reilly
H6/KE [JOURNAL-]1469-6053
'All hands on deck': the 'sailing' landships as unique cultural icons of Barbados2016 International journal of intangible heritage 11: 104-14
  • Allison O. Ramsay
H1/KWU [INTERNATIONAL-]1975-3536
The name of the game: Oware as men's social space from Caribbean slavery to post-colonial times2016 International journal of intangible heritage 11: 142-56
  • Mamadou A. Baro
  • Richard W. Stoffle
H1/KWU [INTERNATIONAL-]1975-3536
The unnamed body: encountering, commodifying, and codifying the image of the Black female2016 Nka: journal of contemporary African art (38-39): 110-20
  • Alissandra Cummins
  • Allison Thompson
H6/KY [NKA-]1075-7163in special issue 'Black portraitures: the Black body in the West'
Losing our masks: traditional masquerade and changing constructs of Barbadian identity2013 International journal of intangible heritage 8: 38-54
  • Marcia Burrowes
H1/KWU [INTERNATIONAL-]1975-3536
Barbadian bio-cultural heritage: an analysis of the flying fish2013 International journal of intangible heritage 8: 118-34
  • Catrina Hinds
  • Janice Cumberbatch
H1/KWU [INTERNATIONAL-]1975-3536
Two tales of entrepreneurship: Barbados, Jamaica, and the 1973 oil price shock2013 Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 157 (1): 32-57
  • Matthew Clair
  • Peter Blair Henry
  • Sandile Hlatshwayo
H6 [AMERICAN-]0003-49Xin thematic issue 'Entrepreneurship and the battle against poverty'
Sharing time and the poetic patterning of Caribbean independence: the narrative architecture of voice2013 Anthropology and education quarterly 44 (2): 177-88
  • Jef Van der Aa
H6 [COUNCIL-]0161-7761in special issue 'Analyzing voice in educational discourses'
Troubling "environments"2013 Medical anthropology quarterly (New Series) 27 (4): 489-509
  • Ian Whitmarsh
H6/KGT [MEDICAL-]0745-5194in special issue 'Public health genomics'
The evolving relationship between humans and dogs in the circum-Caribbean2013 Archaeological review from Cambridge 28 (2): 96-112
  • Esther Plomp
H6/KE [ARCHAEOLOGICAL-]0261-4332in special issue 'Humans and animals'
Local geographies of crime and punishment in a plantation colony: gender and incarceration in Barbados, 1878-19282012 New West Indian guide 86 (3-4): 263-90
  • Cecilia A. Green
H6/KUL [NWIG-]0028-9930
Ethnographic monitoring: Hymes's unfinished business in educational research2011 Anthropology and education quarterly 42 (4): 319-34
  • Jan Blommaert
  • Jef Van der Aa
H6 [COUNCIL-]0161-7761in special section 'Essays honoring Dell H. Hymes'
'More power to the Indians': Roger Casement, the Putumayo, and indigenous rights2011 Irish journal of anthropology 14 (2): 5-12
  • Séamas Ó Síocháin
H6/KVC [IRISH-]1393-8592
'The abandoned lower class of females': class, gender, and penal discipline in Barbados, 1875-19292011 Comparative studies in society and history 53 (1): 144-79
  • Cecilia A. Green
H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-]0010-4175
Creole materialities: archaeological explorations of hybridized realities on a North American plantation2010 Journal of historical sociology 23 (1): 16-39
  • Stephen A. Mrozowski
H6 [JOURNAL-]0952-1909in special issue 'Imperial plantations past and present'
Digisex: cell phones, Barbadian queens and circuits of desire in the gay Caribbean2010 Anthropologica (New Series) 52 (1): 103-12
  • David A.B. Murray
H6/KUB [ANTHROPOLOGICA N.S.-]0003-5459French summary
Surrendering to Utopia: an anthropology of human rights2010 Polar: political and legal anthropology review 33 (S1): 151-5
  • Alison Brysk
H6/KF [APLA-]1081-6976review article on Surrendering to utopia: an anthropology of human rights by M Goodale (Stanford, CA: Stanford Univ Pr, 2009), with response by M Goodale 155-60; in special supplement issue 'At disciplinary edges'
Medical schismogenics: compliance and "culture" in Caribbean medicine2009 Anthropological quarterly 82 (2): 337-75
  • Ian Whitmarsh
H6 [PRIMITIVE-]0003-5491
Trans-Atlantic slavery: isotopic evidence for forced migration to Barbados2009 American journal of physical anthropology 139 (4): 547-57
  • Hannes Schroeder
  • Jane A. Evans
  • Kristina A. Shuler
  • Robert E.M. Hedges
  • Tamsin C. O'Connell
H6/HB [AMERICAN-]0002-9483
Hyperdiagnostics: postcolonial utopics of race-based biomedicine2009 Medical anthropology 28 (3): 285-315
  • Ian Whitmarsh
H6/KGT [MEDICAL-]0145-9740
Urbanity, sociability, and commercial exchange in the Barbados sugar trade: a comparative colonial archaeological perspective on Bridgetown, Barbados in the seventeenth century2009 International journal of historical archaeology 13 (1): 63-79
  • Frederick H. Smith
  • Karl Watson
H6/KE [INTERNATIONAL-]1092-7697in special issue 'Centering the Caribbean: landscapes and scale in Caribbean historical archaeology'
Scales of analysis, scales of value: archaeology at Bush Hill House, Barbados2009 International journal of historical archaeology 13 (1): 112-26
  • Anna S. Agbe-Davies
H6/KE [INTERNATIONAL-]1092-7697in special issue 'Centering the Caribbean: landscapes and scale in Caribbean historical archaeology'
Rural-urban difference and student fieldwork2009 City and society 21 (2): 293-306
  • George Gmelch
  • Sharon Bohn Gmelch
H6/KD [CITY-]0893-0465in special issue 'Street life'
Biomedical ambivalence: asthma diagnosis, the pharmaceutical, and other contradictions in Barbados2008 American ethnologist 35 (1): 49-63
  • Ian Whitmarsh
H6 [AMERICAN-]0094-0496
The 'reputation' of neoliberalism2007 American ethnologist 34 (2): 252-67
  • Carla Freeman
H6 [AMERICAN-]0094-0496in thematic section 'Middle-class conundrums'
The relationship between crown size and complexity in two collections2007 Dental anthropology 20 (2-3): 29-32
  • Bridgett A. Williams
  • Robert S. Corruccini
H1/HCCT [DENTAL-]1096-9411
Who's right? Human rights, sexual rights and social change in Barbados2006 Culture, health & sexuality 8 (34): 267-81
  • David B. Murray
H6/KGT [CULTURE-]1369-1058French and Spanish summaries
Both black and symbolically white: the 'Bajan-Brit' return migrant as post-colonial hybrid2006 Ethnic and racial studies 29 (5): 901-27
  • Joan Phillips
  • Robert B. Potter
H6/KD [ETHNIC-]0141-9870
The king v. Robert James, a slave, for rape: inequality, gender, and British slave amelioration, 1823-18342005 Comparative studies in society and history 47 (3): 583-610
  • Melanie J. Newton
H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-]0010-4175
Experiments in indenture: Barbados and the segmentation of migrant labor in the Caribbean 1863-18652005 New West Indian guide 79 (1/2): 31-54
  • Laurence Brown
H6/KUL [NWIG-]0028-9930
Barbadian tuk music: colonial development and post-independence recontextualization2003 British journal of ethnomusicology 12 (2): 81-106
  • Sharon Meredith
0968-1221
Female entrepreneurship in the Caribbean: a multisite, pilot investigation of gender and work2001 Human organization 60 (4): 326-42
  • Katherine E. Browne
0018-7259
Labor and place in Barbados, Jamaica, and Trinidad: a search for a comparative unified field theory revisited2001 New West Indian guide 75 (3/4): 229-56
  • Karen S. Dhanda
0028-9930
Playing with names: how children create identities of self in anthropological research2001 Anthropologica (New Series) 43 (2): 165-77
  • Pamela J. Downe
0003-5459in thematic section 'Anthropology, feminism and childhood studies'; French summary
Tuk music: its role in defining Barbadian cultural identity2001 European meetings in ethnomusicology 8: 16-25
  • Sharon Meredith
1582-5841in thematic section 'Contextual(ized) ethnic identities'; with editorial note by M Marian-Bălaşa
Slave medicine and Obeah in Barbados circa 1650-to 18342000 New West Indian guide 74 (1/2): 57-90
  • Jerome S. Handler
0028-9930
'Not even history': a tale of wo islands2000 African studies 58 (2): 191-7
  • Robert Leyshon
0002-0184
'A broke-up mirror': representing Bajan in print1999 Cultural anthropology 14 (1): 61-87
  • Janina Fenigsen
0886-7356
An ethnographic field school: what students do and learn1999 Anthropology and education quarterly 30 (2): 220-7
  • George Gmelch
in special section 'Monitoring apprentice ethnographers through field schools'
Chattel houses in Barbados1999 Little World studies 15: 1-17
  • Mayako Ishikawa
Femininity and flexible labor: fashioning class through gender and the global assembly line1998 Critique of anthropology 18 (3): 245-62
  • Carla Freema
H6 [CRITIQUE-]
Logistic regression: drug use in Barbados1998 Field methods 10 (2): 21-8
  • W. Penn Handewerker
1064-8631
Why violence? A test of hypotheses representing three discourses on the roots of domestic violence1998 Human organization 57 (2): 200-8
  • W. Penn Handwerker
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