Publications

The four major works of the Silicon Valley Cultures Project, so far, are the books:

Cultures@SiliconValley (2nd edition)

Being and Well-being:
Health and the Working Bodies of Silicon Valley


Busier than Ever!
Why American Families Can't Slow Down

and

Cultures@SiliconValley.

Our other publications are available on-line from AnthroSource or the original publishers, the books are available from Amazon.com. We have placed a few, which are not readily available, on this site:

2018 English-Lueck, J.A., Navigating Silicon Valley’s Contradictions. Anthropology News website, November 9, 2018. DOI: 10.1111/AN.1036

2017  English-Lueck, J.A. and Avery, Miriam L., Intensifying Work and Chasing Innovation: Incorporating Care in Silicon Valley. Anthropology of Work Review. 38(1):40-49.

2014 English-Lueck, J.A. and Avery, Miriam L., Corporate Care Reimagined: Farms to Firms to Families. EPIC 2014 (Ethnographic Praxis in Industry) Proceedings. American Anthropological Association,National Association of Practicing Anthropologists.

2011 English-Lueck, J.A., Prototyping self in Silicon Valley: Deep diversity as a framework for anthropological inquiry. Anthropological Theory. 11(1): 89-106.

2009 English-Lueck, J.A., Deep Diversity and Global Flows: Silicon Valley and the Asian Pacific Region. Proceedings of the Humanity, Development and Cultureal Diversity. The 16th World Congress of the International Union of Anthropological and Ethnographic Sciences.

2007 English-Lueck, J.A., and C. N. Darrah, Becoming Practitioners in Silicon Valley: Applied Anthropology at San Jose State University. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter November 18(4): 31-34.

2007  Darrah, C.N., The Anthropology of Busyness.  Human Organization 66(3): 261-269.

2007  English-Lueck, J.A., Review of Janitors, Street Vendors and Activists: The Lives of Mexican Immigrants in Silicon Valley by Christian Zlolniski.  American Anthropologist 109(1): 230-231.

2006 English-Lueck, J.A., Reinventing San Jose, California: An Experiment in Multiculturalism. Anthropology News February 47(2): 17-17.

2005 Darrah, C. N., Anthropology and the Workplace-Workforce Mismatch. In S. Bianchi, L. Casper & R. King (Eds.). Work, Family, Health and Well-Being. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.

2005 Darrah, C. N., Ethnography of Families. In M. Pitt-Catsouphes, E. Kossek & S. Sweet (Eds.).  The Handbook of Work and Family: Multi-Disciplinary Perspectives and Approaches. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.

2004 English-Lueck, J.A., Rites of Production: Technopoles and the Theater of Work.  Anthropology of Work Review.  25(1-2): 21-27.

2003 Darrah, C.N., J.A. English-Lueck, and J.M. Freeman, Shock-absorbing and Sense-making. American Families and a Public Anthropology.Anthropology News February 44(2):12.

2003 English-Lueck, J.A.,  S. Valade, S. Swiger, and G. Narvaez.  Success and Survival in Silicon Valley, feature article for Center for Educational Planning Santa Clara County Office of Education.  Educational Outlook, Spring 8(2): 1-7.

2002 English-Lueck, J.A.,  S. Valade, S. Swiger, and G. Narvaez. Success and Survival in Silicon Valley,” excerpts from a report to the Center for Educational Planning Santa Clara County Office of Education. Educational Outlook, Spring 7(3): 4.

2002 English-Lueck, J.A.,  Secrets of Silicon Valley Visual Review.  Anthropology of Work Review Fall and Winter 23(3-4): 39-43.

2002  English-Lueck, J.A.,  A. Saveri and C.N. Darrah. Trusting Strangers: Work Relationships in Four High-Tech Communities.  Information, Communication and Society, 5 (1): 90-108.

2002 English-Lueck, J.A.  Artifacts: An Archaeologist’s Year in Silicon Valley, by Christine Finn, review. Wired Magazine, December 9(12): 206.

2001 English-Lueck, J.A.  Doing Good: Work as Mission in Silicon Valley and Beyond, introduction to the issue as Guest Editor.  Anthropology of Work Review Spring 22(1): 1-3.

2001 English-Lueck, J.A., and A. Saveri. Silicon Missionaries and Identity Evangelists.  Anthropology of Work Review Spring 22(1): 7-12.

2001 Darrah, C. N., Techno-Missionaries Doing Good at the Center. Anthropology of Work Review Spring 22(1): 4-7.

2001 Freeman, James M., Work as Mission in an Immigrant Community and Its Homeland. Anthropology of Work Review. Spring 22(1):13-16.

2000 English-Lueck, J.A.,  Silicon Valley Reinvents the Company Town.  Futures, 32: 759-766.

1998  Darrah, C.N., J.A. English-Lueck and J.M. Freeman, Living with Technology.  Invited feature article in the Anthropology Newsletter, December 39(9): 1, 4.

1998  English-Lueck, J.A., Technology and Social Change: The Effects on Family and Community, Consortium of Social Science Associations Congressional Seminar (sponsored by Ford Foundation), published proceedings. 

1997 Darrah, C.N., J.A. English-Lueck, and A. Saveri, The Infomated Households Project. Practicing Anthropology, Fall 19(4): 18-22.

1994  English-Lueck, J.A., Turner and Frontier Values: Optimistic Postindustrial Enclaves in China andSilicon Valley.  Comparative Civilizations Review 31(Fall): 106-123.


 
 
 
 
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