فرهنگ‌ها و گیاهان در سفر ۲۰۰۷
Traveling Cultures and Plants 2007

1. Cover Page

2. Title Page

3. Copyright Page

4. Contents

5. List of Tables and Figures

6. Introduction

7. Chapter 1: Medicinal Plants and Cultural Variation across Dominican Rural, Urban, and Transnational Landscapes

8. Chapter 2: Use of Medicinal Plants by Dominican Immigrants in New York City for the Treatment of Common Health Conditions: A Comparative Analysis with Literature Data from the Dominican Republic

9. Chapter 3: Between Bellyaches and Lucky Charms: Revealing Latinos’ Plant-Healing Knowledge and Practices in New York City

10. Chapter 4: The Changing Scene of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Strategies Due to Migration of Indians from the Asian Subcontinent to the United States

11. Chapter 5: Use of Traditional Herbal Remedies by Thai Immigrant Women in Sweden

12. Chapter 6: Medicinal Plant Use by Surinamese Immigrants in Amsterdam, the Netherlands: Results of a Pilot Market Survey

13. Chapter 7: The Use of Home Remedies for Health Care and Well-Being by Spanish-Speaking Latino Immigrants in London: A Reflection on Acculturation

14. Chapter 8: Hackney’s “Ethnic Economy” Revisited: Local Food Culture, Ethnic “Purity”, and the Politico-Historical Articulation of Kurdish Identity

15. Chapter 9: A Strange Drug in a Strange Land

16. Chapter 10: Traditional Health Care and Food and Medicinal Plant Use among Historic Albanian Migrants and Italians in Lucania, Southern Italy

17. Chapter 11: Plant Knowledge as Indicator of Historical Cultural Contacts: Tanning in the Atlantic Fringe

18. Chapter 12: Procurement of Traditional Remedies and Transmission of Medicinal Knowledge among Sahrawi People Displaced in Southwestern Algerian Refugee Camps

19. Notes on Contributors

20. Index