Graduate Students
| Jane Martin Ferguson | ||||||
Dissertation title: Media and the Stateless: digital pirates and culture jams across the Thai-Burma border. Research interests: Nationalism, borderlands, popular culture, musical
genres, digital media, print capitalism, Southeast Asia (Thailand,
Burma, Shan) migration |
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Publications
| 2005 | Ferguson, Jane M., “Bronislaw’s Laptop Dance: How Cyborg Pirates Plundered the Gated Community in the Ether” Anthropology News, (forthcoming). |
| 2004 | Ferguson, Jane M., Review of The Intimate Economies of Bangkok: Tomboys, Tycoons and Avon Ladies in the Global City. Political and Legal Anthropology Review 27(2) pp132-135. |
| Linn, P; Ferguson, J; and Egart, K. 2004. "Career Exploration via cooperative education and lifespan occupational choice." Journal of Vocational Behavior. 65 pp 430-447. | |
| 2001 | (statistical survey preparation and analysis) in Webber, E., Addressing Population Movements and Displacement in Southern Shan State. Burma Ethnic Research Group (BERG) |
| 1999 | Linn, P. L., & Ferguson, J., “A lifespan study of cooperative education graduates: Quantitative aspects”. Journal of Cooperative Education, 34(3), 30–41. |