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Where Does “Culture” Fit in the Risk Equation - Anywhere It Wants?

Edward Liebow (PhD 1986, Arizona State U) is founding Director of the Environmental Health and Social Policy Center in Seattle, Washington. Liebow has worked throughout the US and in Australia, examining a variety of energy, public health, and social policy issues concerning disadvantaged communities. He currently serves on the Board of the Society for Applied Anthropology, and is President-elect for the National Association for the Practice of Anthropology. Liebow is Book Review Editor for the Journal of Political Ecology. Some recent publications include his chapter on "Environmental Health," in Laurence Goldman's edited volume, Social Impact Assessment: An Anthropological Manual (Berg 2000); "The Landscape of Reason: A Scheme for Representing Arguments Concerning Environmental, Health, and Safety Effects of Chemical Weapons Disposal in the U.S. High Plains" in Anthropologist (1998); and "Eliciting Social Network Data and Ecological Model-Building: Focus on Choice of Name Generators and Administration of Random-Walk Study Procedures" in Social Networks (1995).