PHILIPPE BOURGOIS Departments of Psychiatry Center for Social Medicine, Suite B7-435 UCLA, 760 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles CA 90095-1759
CURRENT POSITION Professor and Director, Center for Social Medicine and Humanities, Semel Institute for Neurobiology, Department of Psychiatry, David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA. (Jointly appointed with Department of Anthropology & Department of Sociology, UCLA).
RESEARCH INTERESTS Cultural and medical anthropology, urban anthropology, substance abuse, violence, serious mental illness, social determinants of health, HIV prevention, ethnicity and immigration, inner city social suffering, public anthropology, ethnographic methods
GEOGRAPHICAL FOCUS Inner city United States, Latino/a immigrants, Puerto Rican diaspora, Latin America and the Western Caribbean
FOREIGN LANGUAGES Fluent Spanish and French Conversational Portuguese
EDUCATION Post-Doc 1986 École Normale Supérieure, Paris, France PhD 1985 Stanford University, Anthropology M.A. 1980 Stanford University, Food Research Institute (Development Economics) M.A. 1980 Stanford University, Anthropology B.A. 1978 Harvard College, Social Studies
ACADEMIC HONORS For career and current research 1. 2018 Elected into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences 2. 2016 Paul Tappan Award, Western Society of Criminology 3. 2013-2014 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellow (for career and current research) 4. 2013-2015 American Council of Learned Societies Collaborative Research Fellow For book Righteous Dopefiend 5. 2010 Anthony Leeds Prize, Society for Urban Anthropology 6. 2010 American Association of University Presses selected for annual Book, Jacket, Journal Show (scholarly typographic category) 7. 2010 Gregory Bateson Prize, Society for Cultural Anthropology (honorable mention) 8. 2009 Red Star selection, Publishers Weekly. For article 8. 2007 Rudolph Virchow Professional Award from the Society for Critical Medical Anthropology for article “Intimate Apartheid: Ethnic dimensions of habitus among homeless heroin injectors”.
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9. 2000 Virchow Award from the Society for Critical Medical Anthropology (Honorable Mention) for article “Disciplining Addictions: The Bio-politics of Methadone and Heroin in the United States" For book In Search of Respect: Selling Crack in El Barrio 10. 2000 Translation Prize, Centre National des Lettres of the French Ministry of Culture. 11. 1997 Margaret Mead Award from the American Anthropological Association and the Society for Applied Anthropology. 12. 1996 C. Wright Mills Prize from the Society for the Study of Social Problems of the American Sociological Association. 13. 1996 Victor Turner Award for Ethnographic Writing (honorable mention) from the Society for Humanistic Anthropology of the American Anthropological Association. 14. 1996 Anthony Leeds Prize (honorable mention) from the Society for Urban Anthropology of the American Anthropological Association. 15. 1996 Robert Park Award for Community Studies (finalist) of the American Sociological Association. 16. 1996 Association of American Publishers Scholarly Publishing Division prize (honorable mention).
TEACHING AND RESEARCH POSITIONS 1. 2015-present [Primary Position] Professor and Director, Center for Social Medicine and Humanities, Semel Institute For Neurobiology, Department of Psychiatry, David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA. 2. 2007-2016 Richard Perry University Professor of Anthropology and Family and Community Medicine, Departments of Anthropology and Family Medicine and Community Practice, University Pennsylvania. 3. 2013-2014 Visiting Research Associate, School for Advanced Research, Santa Fe NM 4. 2010-present Faculty Fellow, Penn Institute for Urban Research, University Pennsylvania. 5. 2011-2015 Member of Graduate Group, School of Education, University Pennsylvania. 6. 2010 (Feb.) Visiting Professor, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. 7. 2009-2015 Consulting Scholar, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University Pennsylvania. 8. 2008-2015 Senior Fellow, the Center for Public Health Initiatives, University Pennsylvania. 9. 2008-2016 Senior Fellow, Leonard Davis Institute for Health Economics, University Pennsylvania. 10. 2007-2015 Latin American Studies Program Faculty Group Member, University Pennsylvania. 11. 1998-2007 Professor and Vice-Chair, Department of Anthropology, History and Social Medicine, University of California, San Francisco. 12. 2003-2004 Research Scholar, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. 13. 1999-2004 Professor and Founding Chair, Department of Anthropology, History and Social Medicine, University of California, San Francisco. 14. 1998-1999 Professor and Chief, Division of Medical Anthropology, Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, University of California, San Francisco. 15. 1988-1998
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Professor, Department of Anthropology, San Francisco State University. (Elected Chair 1/97; Elected Acting Chair 6/96; Promoted to Professor 8/96; Promoted to Associate Professor 6/92; Tenured 6/93). 16. 1993-1994 Fulbright Research Professor at the Maestría en Política Económica para Centro América y el Caribe [Masters Program in Political Economy for Central America and the Caribbean] of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Costa Rica, Heredia. 17. 1990-1991 Visiting Scholar in Residence, Russell Sage Foundation. 18. 1988 Visiting Researcher. Ethnic Conflict Program, Peace Research Institute of Oslo, Norway. (Summer). 19. 1985-1988 Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, Washington University, Saint Louis, Missouri. 20. 1985-1986 Resident Researcher. Groupe de Recherche sur les Migrations Internationales GRAMI), Laboratoire d'Economie Politique, École Normale Supérieure, Paris. 21. 1985 Visiting Researcher. Nicaragua, Centro de Información y Documentación de la Costa Atlántica (CIDCA). (Summer). 22. 1984 Visiting Scholar, Centro de Investigaciones de la Costa Atlántica, Nicaragua (summer). 23. 1982 Visiting Researcher. Consejo Superior Universitaria Centroamericana, San Jose, Costa Rica. 24. 1980 Feasibility Study for Literacy Campaign in Indigenous Languages, Managua, Literacy Campaign, Ministry of Education. (Fall). 25. 1979-1980 Resident Researcher. Managua, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios de la Reforma Agraria, Instituto de Reforma Agraria (CIERA_MIDINRA).
FIELDWORK 1. 2007-present Inner city poverty, substance abuse, carceralization, and violence in North Philadelphia’s Puerto Rican neighborhood. 2. 1994-present HIV risk among homeless heroin injectors and crack smokers in San Francisco. 3. 1999-present Follow-up fieldwork among children of former crack dealers in East Harlem (periodic visits). 4. 1999-present Follow-up fieldwork among Ngöbe banana workers in Bocas del Toro, Panama and Talamanca, Costa Rica (periodic visits). 5. 1997-2010 Street-based substance abusers in Montreal and Vancouver, Canada (periodic visits). 6. 1994-2007 Undocumented day laborers and former guerrilla fighters from El Salvador in San Francisco’s Mission District. 7. 1996-2003 Oral history of a French forced laborer at the I.G. Farben plant in Auschwitz during the Holocaust (visits). 8. 1995-1997 A corner street gang in San Francisco’s Mission District. 9. 1992 Street Children in Bolivia: La Paz, El Alto, Cochabamba, and Santa Cruz. (Summer/Spring). 10. 1985-1991 Puerto Rican crack dealers, East Harlem. 11. 1985-1986 Second generation immigrants in Paris (la Goûte d'Or).
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12. 1982-1983 United Brands banana plantation in Costa Rica and Panama (for doctorate). 13. 1979-1986 Miskitu communities of northern Nicaragua: 1979-1980 for the Center for Investigation and Studies of the Agrarian Reform and the National Literacy Campaign of Nicaragua; summers 1983-1985 and winter 1986 for the Centro de Investigaciones y Documentación de la Costa Atlántica. 14. 1979 Mopan and Kekchi Maya communities of southern Belize (for Masters).
GRANT AWARDS CURRENT FROM NIH ($ amount = direct + indirect allocation totaled for all years) 1. 1996-2013 NIH R01-DA10164 “The Logics for HIV Risk among Street-Based Heroin Injectors.” $5,414,320. Role: PI 2. 2009-2014 NIH R01-DA027204, (PI Draine) “Education and empowerment intervention for HIV prevention in and out of jail.” $400,000. Role: PI on Co-I Subcontract 3. 2011-2016 NIH R01 AA020331- (PI Branas) "Randomized Trial of Urban Vacant Lot Stabilization and Substance Abuse Outcomes." Role: Co-I 4. 2015-2020 NIH R01 DA037820 (PI Ciccarone) $804,093 "Heroin in Transition." Role: Co-I
BOOKS 1. 2009 Righteous Dopefiend. Berkeley: University of California Press. (Series: Public Anthropology.) (First author with co-author Jeff Schonberg.) Simultaneous hardback/paperback, two printings. a. Italian translation: Reietti e fuorilegge. Antropologia della violenza nella metropoli americana. Rome: Derive Approdi. 2011. Translator: Stefania De Pretis b. Spanish translation in: En Busca de Rispetto: Vendiendo Crack en Harlem. Buenos Aires: Siglo XXI. 1995. 2. 1995 In Search of Respect: Selling Crack in El Barrio. New York and Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (Series “Structural Analysis in the Social Sciences”.) Paperback 1996. Two editions, thirteen printings (over 120,000 sales). a. Updated Second U.S. Edition with new Preface and Epilogue. 2003. b. Spanish translation: En Busca de Respeto: Vendiendo Crack en Harlem. Buenos Aires: Siglo XXI. 2010. Translator: Fernando Montero Castrillo c. Second Spanish edition: En Busca de Respeto: La Venta de Crack en Harlem. San Juan, PR: Hurácan. Translator: Fernando Montero Castrillo d. Chinese translation. Beijing: Peking University Press. 2008 e. French translation with new preface and epilogue: En Quête de Respect: Le Crack à Harlem. Paris: Editions du Seuil. (Série: Liber, directed by Pierre Bourdieu.) 2001. f. Second French translation edition with an additional epilogue: En Quête de Respect: Le Crack à Harlem. Paris: Editions du Seuil. (Série: Liber, directed by Pierre Bourdieu.) 2013. g. Third French translation edition: En Quête de Respect: Le Crack à Harlem. Paris: Editions Poche. 2017 h. Italian translation with new epilogue: Cercando Rispetto. Drug Economy e Cultura di Strada, Rome: Derive Approdi 2005 Translators: Alessandro De Giorgi and Stefania De Pretis i. Norwegian translation into Braille and recorded media for the Norwegian Library for Talking Books and Braille, Oslo, Norway. In Press. 3. 1989 Ethnicity at Work: Divided Labor on a Central American Banana Plantation. Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University Press. (Series, “Studies in Atlantic History and Culture”.) a. Spanish translation (with update and revisions): Bananos, etnia, y luchas sociales en Centro América. San José, Costa Rica: Departamento Ecuménico de Investigaciones (DEI), and Maestría en Política Económica de la Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica. 1994.
IN PREPARATION (Research Completed) 1. Bourgois P, Hart L, Karandinos G, and Montero F. Cornered. Princeton: Princeton University Press.
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EDITED VOLUMES 1. 2015 Violence at the Urban Margins. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Second co-editor with Javier Auyero and Nancy Scheper-Hughes.) 2. 2004 Violence in War and Peace: An Anthology. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing. (Second editor with Nancy Scheper-Hughes.) 3. 1993 Niños vulnerables. La Paz (Bolivia): Dirección Nacional de Prevención de Drogas, Ministerio de Salud. (Secondary co-editor with Franklin Alcaraz del Castillo et al.) a. English translation: Forgotten Children. La Paz: Ministry of Human Development, National Secretariat of Health and Social Welfare. 1995. 4. 1989 Amérique centrale, special issue of Les temps modernes Vol. 44, nos. 517-518. (Co-edited with Marc Edelman. 375 pp.) 5. 1989 Ethnic Relations in St. Louis, special issue of City and Society Vol. 3, no. 2. Co-edited with Ann Rynearson. 178 pp. 6. 1983 Revolution in Central America. Colorado: Westview Press. (Co-edited with Stanford Central American Action Network.) 7. 1981 La Mosquitia en la Revolución. Pp. 89-149. Managua: Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios de la Reforma Agraria (CIERA). (Secondary co-editor with Centro de Investigaciones Research Team.)
SCHOLARLY ARTICLES AND BOOK CHAPTERS (including social science journal interviews) 1. 2019 “My Child’s Journey Home: Perspectives of Adult Family Members on the Separation and Reunification of the ‘Disappeared’ Children of El Salvador.” Human Rights Quarterly 41:1:91-114. Third author with Barnert, E, Nathalie Lopez, Gery Ryan, Paul Chung, and Eric Stover. 2. 2019 "Teaching Social Medicine as Collaborative Ethnographic Research and Advocacy on Homelessness and Serious Mental Illness." In: Structural Competency in Mental Health and Medicine: A Case- Based Approach to Treating the Social Determinants of Health. Pp 75-85. Helena Hansen, Jonathan Metzl, eds. New York: Springer Publishing. Co-authored with Joel Braslow. 3. 2019 “Structural Violence: A 44-Year-Old Uninsured Man with Untreated Diabetes, Back Pain and a Felony Record.” New England Journal of Medicine. 380:(3):205-209. Co-authored with George Karandinos. 4. 2019 "Assessment of Racial/Ethnic and Income Disparities in the Prescription of Opioids and Other Controlled Medications in California." JAMA Internal Medicine. 179:4:469-476. Fourth author with Friedman J, Kim D, Schneberk T, Shin M, Celious A, and Schriger DL. Doi:10.1001/jamainternmed.2018.6721. 5. 2019 "Coming of Age in the Concrete Killing Fields of the US Inner City." In: Exotic No More. 2nd edition. Jeremy Macclancy, ed. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. First author with Laurie Hart, Fernando Montero and George Karandinos. 6. 2019 "The Political and Emotional Economy of Violence in US Inner City Narcotics Markets." In: Ritual, Emotion, Violence: Studies on the Micro-Sociology of Randall Collins. Annette Lareau, Omar Lizardo, and Elliot Weininger, eds. Abingdon, UK: Routledge. First author with Laurie Hart, George Karandinos, Fernando Montero. 7. 2018 "Predatory Accumulation, Addiction and Lumpen Subjectivity: Comment on Joshua's Burraway's 'Remembering to Forget: Blacking-out in Itchy Park'" Current Anthropology. 59:5:479-480. 8. 2018. “A Citywide Cluster Randomized Trial to Restore Blighted Vacant Land and Its Effects on Violence, Crime and Fear.” PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences). 115(12):2946-2951. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1718503115. Fifth author with Branas, C, Eugenia South, Michelle Kondo, Bernadette Hohl, Douglas Wiebe, and John MacDonald. 9. 2018 “Differences in Time to Injection Onset by Drug in California: Implications for the Emerging Heroin Epidemic.” Drug and Alcohol Dependence. 185: 253-259. Fourth author with Bluthenthal, R, Daniel Chu, Lynn Wenger, Thomas Valente, and Alex Kral.
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10. 2018 "Decolonizing drug studies in an era of predatory accumulation." Third World Quarterly (Special Issue on Illegal Drugs in the Global South). 39(2):385-398. doi: 10.1080/01436597.2017.1411187. NIHMS969247 11. 2017 "Drug Use Generations and Patterns of Injection Drug Use: Birth Cohort Differences among People Who Inject Drugs in Los Angeles and San Francisco, California." Drug and Alcohol Dependence 175: 210–218. Co-authored with Ricky Bluthenthal, Lynn Wenger, Daniel Chu and Alex H. Kral. doi:10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2017.04.001. NIHMS871541. 12. 2017 "Structural Vulnerability: Operationalizing the Concept to Address Health Disparities in Clinical Care." Academic Medicine 3:92:299-307. First author with Holmes Seth, Sue Kim, Quesada James. 13. 2017 "Anthropology in Our Moment in History: Interview with Philippe Bourgois by Robert Borofsky." IN: Perspectives: An Open Invitation to Cultural Anthropology. Edited by Nina Brown, Laura Tubelle de González, and Thomas McIlwraith. Online 5pp. Arlington, VA: American Anthropological Association 14. 2016 "Injecting drugs in tight spaces: HIV, cocaine and collinearity in the Downtown Eastside, Vancouver, Canada." International Journal of Drug Policy. 33: 36-43. Ms. No.: DRUGPO-D-15-295R1. Co- authored with Ciccarone Dan. 15. 2016 "Pax narcotica: Le marché de la drogue dans le ghetto portoricain de Philadelphie [Pax Narcotica: The Open-Air Drug Markets of Philadelphia’s Puerto Rican Inner City]." Homme: Revue francaise d'anthropologie [Humankind: French Review of Anthropology] Paris, France 3:(219-220):31–62. Co-authored with Laurie Kain Hart. 16. 2016 "The Textures of Heroin: User Perspectives on "Black Tar" and Powder Heroin in Two U.S. Cities." J Psychoactive Drugs. 48(4):270-8. doi: 10.1080/02791072.2016.1207826. Second author with co- authors Mars Sarah, Karandinos George, Montero Fernando, Ciccarone Dan. 17. 2015 "Heroin-related overdose: The unexplored influences of markets, marketing and source-types in the United States." Social Science and Medicine. 140:44–53. doi:10.1016/j.socscimed.2015.06.032. Third author with co-authors Mars Sarah, Fessel Jason, Montero Fernando, Karandinos George, Ciccarone Dan. 18. 2015 "Insecurity, the War on Drugs, and Crimes of the State: Symbolic Violence in the Americas." IN: Violence at the Urban Margins. Edited by Javier Auyero, Philippe Bourgois, Nancy Scheper-Hughes. Pp. 305-321. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2015. 19. 2014 "Moral Economy of Violence in the US Inner City." Current Anthropology. 55(1): 1–22. Senior author with George Karandinos, Laurie Hart and Fernando Montero Castrillo. a. Photo-ethnographic edited version published as "The Moral Economy of Violence in the US Inner City: Deadly Sociability in the Retail Narcotics Economy." In: Violence at the Urban Margins. Edited by Javier Auyero, Philippe Bourgois, Nancy Scheper-Hughes. Pp. 41-72. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2015. 20. 2014 "Reply: Situating Moral Economies." Current Anthropology 55(1): 18–22. Second author with Laurie Hart, Fernando Montero Castrillo, George Karandinos. 21. 2014 "Urban Segregation and the US Heroin Market: A Quantitative Model of Anthropological Hypotheses from an Inner-City Drug Market." Daniel Rosenblum, Fernando Montero Castrillo, Philippe Bourgois, Sarah Mars, George Karandinos, Jay Unick, Daniel Ciccarone. International Journal of Drug Policy 25(3): 543–555. 22. 2014 “Every ‘Never’ I Ever Said Came True: Transitions from opioid pills to heroin injecting." Int J Drug Policy. 25:257–266. Second author with Mars S, Karandinos, G, Montero, F, Ciccarone, D 23. 2014 "Examining the Associations Between Sex Trade Involvement, Rape, and Symptomatology of Sexual Abuse Trauma." Sixth author with Alex Lutnick, Jennie Harris, Jennifer Lorvick, Helen Cheng, Lynn Wenger, and Alex Kral. Journal of Interpersonal Violence. Epub DOI: 10.1177/0886260514549051. Pp 1-17. 2014. [PMID25210029] 24. 2014 "Non-Partner Violence against Women Who Use Drugs in San Francisco." Violence Against Women 20(11): 1285–1298. Fourth author with: Jennifer Lorvick, Alex Lutnick, Lynn Wenger, Helen Cheng, Alex Kral.
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25. 2013 "The Good-Enough Science-and-Politics of Anthropological Collaboration with Evidence-Based Clinical Research: Four Ethnographic Case Studies." Social Science and Medicine. 99:176-186. Senior author with Luke Messac, Daniel Ciccarone and Jeff Draine. 26. 2013 "Pathologizing Poverty: New Forms of Diagnosis, Disability, and Structural Stigma under Welfare Reform." Social Science and Medicine. 103: 76–83. Second author with Helena Hansen and Ernest Drucker. 27. 2013 Matos Contreras J. Algunas claves investigativas en el estudio del mundo popular. Conversaciones con Alejandro Moreno Olmedo y Philippe Bourgois. Desacatos. 41:189-197. 28. 2013 "Interdisciplinary Mixed Methods Research with Structurally Vulnerable Populations: Case Studies of Injection Drug Users in San Francisco." International Journal of Drug Policy 24:101-109. Second Co-author with Andrea Lopez, Lisa Wenger, Jennifer Lorvick, Alex Martinez, Alex Kral. 29. 2013 "Low-Frequency Heroin Injection Among Out-of-Treatment, Street-Recruited Injection Drug Users." Journal of Urban Health 90(2): 299–306. 30. 2013 "Habitus Furibundo en el Gueto Estadounidense." Espacio Abierto [Venezuela], 22:2:201-213. First author with Fernando Montero Castrillo, Laurie K Hart and George Karandinos. 31. 2012 "An anthropologist in unexpected places: Interview with Philippe Bourgois." Kula Kula. 2:20-23. Interview moderated by Johan Henrik Knutsen. 32. 2012 "Sexual Pleasure and Sexual Risk among Women Who Use Methamphetamine: A Mixed Methods Study." International Journal of Drug Policy 23:385-392. Second author with co-authors Jennifer Lorvick, Lisa Wenger, Sonya Arreola, Alexandra Lutnick, Wendee Wechsberg, and Alex Kral. 33. 2012 "Philippe Bourgois and Jeff Schonberg: Righteous Dopefiend." [Excerpt from book Righteous Dopefiend]. Drugs and the American Dream: An Anthology. Edited by Patricia A. Adler, Peter Adler, and Patrick K. O'Brien. Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell, 2012. Pp. 80-86. 34. 2011 "Education, Empowerment and Community Based Structural Reinforcement: An HIV Prevention Response to Mass Incarceration and Removal." International Journal of Law and Psychiatry 34.4 (2011): 295-302. (Senior author with Jeffery Draine and Lauren McTighe.) 35. 2011 “La Lumpenización de los Sectores Vulnerables en la Guerra Contra la Droga en Los Estados Unidos.” Umbrales, Fugas de la Institución Total: Entre Captura y La Vida. Edited by Dario Malventi. Pp. 22-35. Sevilla: Universidad Internacional De Andalucía. Series Arte y Pensamiento. 36. 2011 "Structural Vulnerability and the Health of Latino Migrant Laborers." Medical Anthropology. 30:4:339-362. (Senior author with co-authors James Quesada, Laurie Hart.) 37. 2011 "Commentary on Greenberg et al.: The Structural Vulnerability Imposed by Hypersegregated Us Inner City Neighborhoods–a Theoretical and Practical Challenge for Substance Abuse Research." Addiction. 106:11:1975-1977. (First author with co-author Laurie K Hart.) 38. 2011 "Lumpen Abuse: The Human Cost of Righteous Neoliberalism." City and Society 23:1:2-12 a. Expanded online Public Health version published as: “Bringing HIV, Substance Abuse and Homelessness into the University of Pennsylvania Anthropology Museum through Photo- Ethnography.” Philadelphia Social Innovations Journal May 2012, Issue 10: Online 10pp.
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40. 2011 “The growing popularity of prescription opioid injection in downtown Montréal: New challenges for harm reduction.” Substance Use and Misuse. 46:9:1142-1150. (Senior author with co-authors Élise Roy and Nelson Arruda.) 41. 2010 “Qualitative social research in addictions publishing: Creating an enabling journal environment.” International Journal of Drug Policy, 21:6:441-444. (Final author with Tim Rhodes, Gerald Stimson, David Moore.) 42. 2010 “Violences étatiques et institutionnelles contre le Lumpen aux États-Unis.” In L'arrière-cour de la mondialisation: ethnographie des paupérisés. Edited by Patrick Bruneteaux and Daniel Terrolle. Pp. 125-151. Paris: Editions du Croquant. 43. 2010 “Science, Religion and the Challenges of Substance Abuse Treatment.” Substance Use & Misuse 45:2395-2400. (First author with Laurie Hart.sw) 44. 2010 “Prefacio.” In Fumando mañas. Construcción del sentido de la realidad social en un contexto de ilegalidad. By César Augusto Tapias Hernández. Pp. 15-17. Bogota: Editorial de la Universidad del Rosario. 45. 2010 “Acceptability of a Safer Injection Facility Among Injection Drug Users in San Francisco.” Senior Author with Co-authors Alex Kral, Lynn Wenger, Linda Carpenter, Evan Wood, Thomas Kerr. Drug and Alcohol Dependence 110:160-163. 46. 2010 “The Challenge of Pregnancy among Homeless Youth: Reclaiming a Lost Opportunity.” Journal for Health Care for the Poor and Underserved. 21:2:140-156. (Second author with co-authors Marcela Smid and Colette Auerswald.) 47. 2010 “Recognizing Invisible Violence: A Thirty-Year Ethnographic Retrospective.” IN: Global Health in Times of Violence. Edited by Barbara Rylko-Bauer, Linda Whiteford, and Paul Farmer. Pp. 17-40. Santa Fe, NM: School for Advanced Research Press. a. Spanish translation (with revisions): “Treinta años de retrospectiva etnográfica sobre la violencia en las Américas” IN: Guatemala: Violencias Desbordadas. Edited by Julián López García, Santiago Bastos, and Manuela Camus. Pp. 27-62. Cordoba, Spain: Universidad de Cordoba, Servicio de Publicaciones. 2009. b. French translation (with revisions): "Théoriser la violence en Amérique: Retour sur trente ans d’ethnographie.” L'Homme: Revue française d'anthropologie 3-4:203-204:139-168. 2012. 48. 2010 “Useless Suffering: The War on Homeless Drug Addicts." IN: The Insecure American: How We Got Here and What We Should Do About It. Edited by Hugh Gusterson and Catherine Besteman. Pp 238- 254. Berkeley: University of California Press. a. Revised version published as: "Homelessness, Addiction, and Politically Structured Suffering in the US War on Drugs.” In Drugs and Culture: Knowledge, Consumption and Policy. Edited by Geoffrey Hunt, Maitena Milhet, and Henri Bergeron. Pp 241-260. Farnham: Ashgate Publishing. [2011]. 49. 2010 "Narrating the Narco World: A Dialogue with Cristian Alarcón and Philippe Bourgois." Salud colectiva. 6:3:357-369. Interview moderated by Diego Galeano. 50. 2009 “À la Marge. Risquer l’Anthropologie: Entretien avec Philippe Bourgois.” Altérités, 6:2:136-150. (Interview moderated by Nelson Arruda.) 51. 2009 “Tão perto de casa, tão longe de nós: etnografia das novas margens no centro: Entrevista com Philippe Bourgois.” Interview moderated by Luis Fernandes. Etnográfica 13:1:197-211. 52. 2008 “The Mystery of Marijuana: Science and the U.S. War on Drugs.” Substance Use & Misuse 43: 581- 583. 53. 2008 “Understanding Illicit Substance Use in the Real World.” Medical Education 42: 513–543. (Senior author with co-authors Dan Ciccarone and Sharad Jain.) 54. 2008 “Sofferenza e vulnerabilità socialmente strutturate. Tossicodipendenti senzatetto negli Stati Uniti.” [Suffering and Socially Structured Vulnerability] In Antropologia: Violenza Vol 8, num. 9 & 10:113- 136. Rome: Meltemi. NIHMS220332. 55. 2006 “Reinterpreting Ethnic Patterns among White and African American Men who Inject Heroin: A Social Science of Medicine Approach.” Public Library of Science (PLoS) Medicine. 3:10:1805- 1815, 2006. Page 8 of 36 1676/3/10/pdf/10.1371journal.pmed.0030452-L.pdf>. (First author with co-authors Alexis Martinez, Alex Kral, Brian Edlin, Jeff Schonberg, Dan Ciccarone.) 56. 2006 “The Price of Adherence: Qualitative Findings From HIV Positive Individuals Purchasing Fixed- Dose Combination Generic HIV Antiretroviral Therapy in Kampala, Uganda.” AIDS and Behavior 10:4:437-442. (Sixth author with co-authors J. T. Crane, A. Kawuma, J. H. Oyugi, J. T. Byakika, A. Moss, and D. R. Bangsberg.) 57. 2006 “Viaje al centro de la ciudad opaca: diálogos con Philippe Bourgois.” Alteridades 16:32:83-100. (Interview moderated by Alvaro Garreaud and Dario Malventi.) 58. 2007 “Intimate apartheid: Ethnic dimensions of habitus among homeless heroin injectors.” Ethnography 8:1:7-33. (First author with co-author Jeff Schonberg). 2007. Awarded the Virchow Prize from the Society for Critical Medical Anthropology. a. French version: “Un ‘apartheid intime’: Dimensions ethniques de l’habitus chez les toxicomanes sans-abri de San Francisco.” Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales 160:32- 45. (First author with co-author Jeff Schonberg). 2005 b. Spanish version: “Apartheid íntimo: Dimensiones étnicas del habitus entre los heroinómanos sin techo. Pensar. 3/4:66-90. 2009. c. Edited version published as: "Intimate apartheid and drug consumption among racialized bodies." In: Cultural anthropology: Contemporary, public and critical readings. New York: Oxford University Press. Edited by Keri Vacanti Brondo. Chapter 5.3. 2016. 59. 2005 “Social Structural Production of HIV Among Injection Drug Users.” Social Science & Medicine 61:5:1026-1044. (Third author with co-authors Tim Rhodes, Merrill Singer, Samuel Friedman, and Steffanie Strathdee a. Longer version published as: “Structural Violence and Structural Vulnerability Within the Risk Environment: Theoretical and Methodological Perspectives for a Social Epidemiology of HIV Risk Among Injection Drug Users and Sex Workers.” In Rethinking Social Epidemiology: Towards a Science of Change Patricia O’Campo & James R. Dunn, eds. Pp. 205-230. New York: Springer. 2011. Last senior author with Rhodes T, Wagner K, Strathdee S, Shannon K, Davidson P. 60. 2005 “‘You Can’t Do Nothing in This Damn Place’: Sex and Intimacy Among Couples With an Incarcerated Male Partner.” The Journal of Sex Research 42:1:3-12. (Fourth author with co-authors Megan Comfort, Olga Grinstead, Kathleen McCartney and Kelly Knight.) 61. 2005 “Missing the Holocaust: My Father’s Account of Auschwitz from August 1943 to June 1944.” Anthropological Quarterly 78:1:89-123. 62. 2005 “Epilogo 2005: L'esasperazione strutturale degli abusi sul sottoproletariato” Pp. 339-349. In Cercando Rispetto: Drug economy e cultura di strada. Rome: Derive Approdi. 2005. 63. 2004 “U.S. Inner city apartheid and the war on drugs: Crack among homeless heroin addicts.” In Unhealthy Health Policy: A Critical Anthropological Examination. Edited by Arachu Castro, and Merill Singer. Pp. 303-313. Walnut Creek, CA: Altamira Press. a. Revised French version: “Le crack et l’économie politique de la souffrance sociale.” In Villes et toxicomanies: De la connaissance à la prévention. Edited by Michel Joubert, Pilar Giraux-Arcella, and Chantal Mougin. Pp. 85-92. Paris: Erès. 2005. 64. 2004 “Everyday Violence and the Gender of Hepatitis C Among Young Women Who Inject Drugs in San Francisco.” Human Organization. 63:3:253-264. (First author with co-authors Bridget Prince and Andrew Moss.) 65. 2004 “Masculinity and Undocumented Labor Migration: Injured Latino Day Laborers in San Francisco.” Social Science and Medicine. 59:6:1159-1168. (Second author with co-authors Nick Walter and Margarita Loinaz.) a. Preliminary version for medical practitioners published as: 2002 "Social Context of Work Injury among Undocumented Day Laborers in San Francisco" Journal of General Internal Medicine. 17:221-229. (Second author with co-authors Nicholas Walter, H. Margarita Loinaz, and Dean Schillinger.) Page 9 of 36 66. 2004 “The Everyday Violence of Gang Rape.” In Violence in War and Peace: An Anthology. Edited by Nancy Scheper-Hughes and Philippe Bourgois. Pp. 339-343. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing. 67. 2004 “Introduction: Making Sense of Violence.” In Violence in War and Peace: An Anthology. Edited by Nancy Scheper-Hughes and Philippe Bourgois. Pp. 1-27. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing. (Second author with co-author Nancy Scheper-Hughes.) 68. 2003 “One Hundred Years of United Fruit Company Letters.” In Banana Wars: Power, Production and History in the Americas. Edited by Steve Striffler and Mark Moberg. Pp. 103-144. Durham, North Carolina: Duke University Press. 69. 2003 “Philippe Bourgois in Amsterdam: An Interview.” Moderated by Bowen Paulle. Amsterdams Sociologisch Tijdschrift 30:4:544-574. 70. 2003 “Explaining the Geographic Variation of HIV among Injection Drug Users in the United States.” Substance Use and Misuse. 38:14:2049-2063 (Senior author with co-author Dan Ciccarone.) 71. 2003 “Forward.” In Laughter out of Place: Race, Class, Violence and Sexuality in a Rio Shantytown, Donna Goldstein, author. Pp. xiii-xvii. Berkeley: The University of California Press. (Second author with co-author Nancy Scheper-Hughes.) 72. 2003 “University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine, Department of Anthropology, History and Social Medicine.” Academic Medicine. 78:10:1060-61. 73. 2003 “Crack and the Political Economy of Social Suffering.” Addiction Research and Theory. 11:1:31-37. a. Spanish translation: “Crack-cocaína y economía política del sufrimiento social en Norteamérica.” Monografias Humanitas 5:95-103. 2004 74. 2002 “Hepatitis C Virus Seroconversion Among Young Injection Drug Users: Relationships and Risks.” Journal of Infectious Diseases. 186:11:1558-64. (fourth author with co-authors JA Hahn, Page- Shafer, PJ Lum, E Stein, JL Evans, MP Busch, LH Tobler, B Phelps, AR Moss.) 75. 2002 “The Politics of Photographic Aesthetics: Confronting the HIV Epidemic among Heroin Injectors in Russia.” International Journal of Drug Policy. 13:387-392. (Senior author with co-author Jeff Schonberg.) a. Spanish version: “Politica y Estetica Fotografica: Una Documentacion Critica de la Epidemia de HIV Entre Usuarios de Heroina Inyectada en Rusia y Estados Unidos.” Ecuador 2006. 76. 2002 “Understanding Inner City Poverty: Resistance and Self-Destruction Under U.S. Apartheid.” In Exotic No More: Anthropology on the Front Lines, Edited by Jeremy MacClancy. Pp. 15-32. Chicago, Il: University of Chicago Press. a. German translation: “Crackdealer in East Harlem: Widerstand und Selbstzerstorung unter Amerikanischer Apartheid.” In Drogen Dealer: Ansichten Eines Verrufenen Gewerbes, Edited by Bettina Paul and Henning Schmidt-Semisch. Pp. 167-182. Freiburg, Germany: Lambertus. 1998. b. Reprinted In: Handbook: Sociology of Drugs. Edited by Bettina Paul and Henning Schmidt- Semisch. 2018 c. Original French version: “Résistance et autodestruction dans l'apartheid Américain.” Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales. 120:60-68. 1997. d. Edited version: “US Inner-City Apartheid: The Contours of Structural and Interpersonal Violence.” In Violence in War and Peace: An Anthology, Edited by Nancy Scheper-Hughes and Philippe Bourgois. Pp. 297-303. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 2004. e. Reprinted in: Revista Análysis 4:57-68. 2002. f. Spanish translation: “Pensando la pobreza en el Gueto: Resitencia y Autodestrucción en el Apartheid Norteamericano” in Etnografías Contemporánias. 2:2:25-43. 2006. 77. 2002 “Cross-Methodological and Theoretical Dialogue: Anthropology and Epidemiology on Drugs.” International Journal of Drug Policy. 13:259-269. 78. 2002 “Ethnography’s Troubles and the Reproduction of Academic Habitus.” International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education. 15:4:417-420. 79. 2002 “The Violence of Moral Binaries: Response to Leigh Binford.” Ethnography. 3:2:221. 80. 2001 “Culture of Poverty.” In International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences, Edited by Neil Smelser and Paul Baltes. Pp. 11904-11907. Oxford: Pergamon. Page 10 of 36 a. Reprinted in 2nd edition Volume 18. 305-321. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-08-097086- 8.12048-3. 2015. 81. 2001 “Soft Tissue Infections Among Injection Drug Users--San Francisco, California, 1996-2000.” Journal of the American Medical Association 285:21:2707-2708. June 6, 2001 (Seventh author with co-authors Dan Ciccarone, Josh Bamberger, Alex Kral, Brian Edlin, Chris Hobart, Al Moon, Ed Murphy, Hobart Harris, David Young.) a. Reprinted from Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. 50:381-384. 82. 2001 “The Power of Violence in War and Peace: Post-Cold War Lessons from El Salvador”. Ethnography 2:1:5-34. a. Reprinted in: Istmo Revista virtual de estudios literarios y culturales centroamericanos Issue 8 enero– junio 2004 Page 11 of 36 90. 1999 “Drogues, pharmacologie, et discours social en France: perspectives ethnographiques.” In Les drogues en France: politiques, marchés, usages, Edited by Claude Faugeron. Pp. 77-85. Geneva, Switzerland: Georg Editeur. (First author with Tarek Elhaik.) a. Spanish translation: “Drogas, farmacologiá y discurso social en francia: perspectivas etnográficas” Revista Análysis 2002;4:70-76. 91. 1999 “Homeless in El Barrio: the life of a Puerto Rican drug dealer in Harlem.” The Weight of the World: Social Suffering in Contemporary Societies, Edited by Pierre Bourdieu. Stanford: Stanford University Press. 1999. a. French Version: “Homeless in El Barrio: la vie d'un dealer Porto-ricain de Harlem.” Actes de la Recherche en Sciences Sociales 93:59-68, 1992. b. Shortened version reprinted in: La misère du monde, Edited by Pierre Bourdieu. Pp. 205- 217. Paris: Editions du Seuil. 1993. c. Translated editions in German, Portuguese, Spanish and Japanese. 92. 1999 “Theory, Method, and Power in Drug and HIV-Prevention Research: A Participant-Observer's Critique.” Substance Use and Misuse 34:14:2153-2170. 93. 1998 “Heroin Addict Habit Size in Three Cities: Context and Variation.” Journal of Drug Issues 28:4:921- 940. (Second author with co-authors Michael Agar, John French, and Owen Murdoch.) 94. 1998 “Families and Children in Pain in the U.S. Inner City” Small Wars: The Cultural Politics of Childhood, Edited by Nancy Scheper-Hughes and Carolyn Sargent. Pp. 331-351. Berkeley: University of California Press. (Edited excerpt from book In Search of Respect: …) a. “Families and Children in Pain.” In: Ethnography and the City: Readings on Doing Urban Ethnography. Edited by Richard E. Ocejo. Pp. 32-40. New York:Routledge. 2013. 95. 1998 “Just Another Night in a Shooting Gallery.” Theory, Culture and Society 15:2:37-66. (Received honorable mention for the Virchow Prize of the Society for Critical Medical Anthropology) a. French version as: “Une nuit dans une shooting gallery: enquête sur le commerce de la drogue à East Harlem.” In Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales 94:59-78. 1992. b. Updated edited version published as “Welcome to an East Harlem shooting gallery.” In Reflecting on America: anthropological views of U.S. culture, Edited by Clare L. Boulanger. Pp. 148-161. Boston: Pearson Education, Inc. 2008. c. "Welcome to an East Harlem shooting gallery." Reprinted In Reflecting on America: Anthropological Views of U.S. Culture, Second Edition. Edited by Clare L. Boulanger. Pp. 151-167. New York: Routledge. 2016. 96. 1998 “The Moral Economies of Homeless Heroin Addicts: Confronting Ethnography, HIV Risk and Everyday Violence in San Francisco Shooting Encampments.” Substance Use and Misuse 33:11:2323-2351. (Feature article followed by commentaries “Ethnography of Substance Use.”) 97. 1998 “Una historia callejera en El Barrio.” Educación y biblioteca: revista mensual de documentación y recursos didácticos 88: 44-45. 98. 1997 “Overachievement in the Underground Economy: The Life Story of a Puerto Rican Stick-up Artist in East Harlem.” Free Inquiry for Creative Sociology 25:1:23-32. Special issue: Gangs, Violence, and Drugs. a. Reprinted in: Gangs, Drugs, and Violence. Edited by Alberto G. Mata. Edwin Mellen Press. In Press 99. 1997 “Social Misery and the Sanctions of Substance Abuse: Confronting HIV Risk Among Homeless Heroin Addicts in San Francisco.” Social Problems. 44:2:155-173. (First author with secondary co- authors Mark Lettiere and James Quesada.) a. Reprinted in: Drugs, Alcohol, and Social Problems, Edited by James Orcutt and David Rudy. Pp. 257-258. 2003. 100. 1996 “Extrême souffrance sociale dans l'Inner City américaine: la politique du welfare familial dans East Harlem.” La revue M 85/86:50-60. 101. 1996 “Confronting Anthropology, Education, and Inner-City Apartheid.” American Anthropologist 98:2:249-258. Page 12 of 36 102. 1996 “In Search of Masculinity: Violence, Respect, and Sexuality Among Puerto Rican Crack Dealers in East Harlem.” British Journal of Criminology 36:3:412-427. a. Reprinted in: Men’s Lives, 5th Ed., Edited by Michael Kimmel and Michael Messner. Boston: Allyn and Bacon. 2000. b. Reprinted in: Crime, Criminal Justice and Masculinities. Edited by Stephen Tomsen. Ashgate Publishers. Pp. 281-296. 2008. c. Reprinted in: Ethnography in Context. Edited by Richard Hobbs. Pp. # London: SAGE Publications. 2011. d. French translation: “Violence, respect et sexualité chez les revendeurs de crack portoricains d’East Harlem.” Revue Européenne des Migrations Internationales. 18:3:55-76. 2002. http://remi.revues.org/document1610.html. e. Reprinted in: Theoretical Criminology. Edited by Mary Bosworth. Pp. # London: Routledge. June 2016. 103. 1996 “Office Work and the Crack Alternative Among Puerto Rican Drug Dealers in East Harlem.” In Urban Life 3rd Edition, Edited by George Gmelch and Walter Zenner. Pp. 418-431. Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press. a. Revised and updated with Epilogue in: Urban Life: Readings in the Anthropology of the City, 5th Edition, Edited by George Gmelch and Walter Zenner. Pp. 202-216. Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press. 2010. b. Revised and updated with Epilogue in: Urban Life: Readings in the Anthropology of the City, 6th Edition, Edited by George Gmelch and Walter Zenner. Pp. 202-216. Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press. 2017. 104. 1995 “Hope To Die a Dope Fiend.” Cultural Anthropology. 10:4:587-593. (Senior author with co-author Charles Pearson.) 105. 1995 “The Political Economy of Resistance and Self-Destruction in the Crack Economy: An Ethnographic Perspective.” Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 749:97-118. Special issue, “The Anthropology of Lower Income Urban Enclaves: The Case of East Harlem.” a. Adapted version: "From Jibaro to Crack Dealer: Confronting the Restructuring of Capitalism in El Barrio." In Articulating Hidden Histories: Exploring the Influence of Eric R. Wolf. Edited by Jane Schneider and Rayna R. Rapp. Pp. 125-141. Berkeley: University of California Press. b. Reprinted in: Anthropological Theory: An Introductory History. Edited by Jon McGee and Richard Warms. Pp. 315-329. Mountain View: Mayfield Publishing Company. 2000. c. Adapted version: Mapping the Social Language: Readings In Sociology, Edited by Susan Ferguson. Pp. 232-243. Braintree, MA: Mayfield Publishing Company. 1999. 106. 1993 “Exorcising Sex-For-Crack Prostitution: An Ethnographic Perspective From Harlem.” In Crack Pipe as Pimp: An Eight-City Ethnographic Study of the Sex-For-Crack Phenomenon, Edited by Mitchell Ratner. Pp. 97-132. Lexington MA: Lexington Books. (First author with co-author Eloise Dunlap.) 107. 1993 “A la poursuite du rêve Américain: culture et idéologie dans l'économie du crack.” Les temps modernes 47:548:133-161 108. 1993 “La mobilisation ethnique.” Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales 99:53-64. 109. 1992 “Une nuit dans une shooting gallery: enquête sur le commerce de la drogue à East Harlem.” Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales 94:59-78. 110. 1990 “Confronting Anthropological Ethics: Lessons From Central America.” International Journal of Peace Research 27:1:43-54. a. Expanded and revised version: “Confronting the Ethics of Ethnography: Lessons From Fieldwork in Central America.” In Decolonizing Anthropology: Moving Further Toward an Anthropology for Liberation, Edited by Faye Harrison. Pp. 110-126. Washington DC: Association of Black Anthropologists and American Anthropological Association. 1991. b. Spanish translation: “Éticas antropológicas en confrontación: lecciones etnográficas de Centro América.” Estudios Sociales Centroamericanos 54:101-117. 1990. Page 13 of 36 c. Reprinted in: The Applied Anthropology Reader. Edited by James McDonald. Pp. 26-39. Boston: Allyn & Bacon. 2002. d. Reprinted in: Ethnographic Fieldwork: An Anthropological Reader. Edited by Antonius Robben and Jeffrey Sluka. Boston: Blackwell Publishing. 2006. 111. 1989 “In Search of Horatio Alger: Culture and Ideology in the Crack Economy.” Contemporary Drug Problems 16:4:619-649. a. French translation: “A la poursuite du rêve Américain: culture et idéologie dans l'économie du crack.” Les temps modernes 47:548:133-161. b. Reprinted in: Supplement to Cultures & Conflict. Edited by Sunil Khanna. Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company. 1994. c. Reprinted in: Crack in America: Demon Drugs and Social Justice. Edited by Craig Reinarman and Harry G. Levine. Pp.57-76. Berkeley: University of California Press. 1996. d. Reprinted in: Drugs, Crime and Criminal Justice Volume II: Cultures and Markets, Crime and Criminal Justice. Edited by Nigel South. Pp. 109-126. Aldershot: Dartmouth Publishers. 1995. e. Shorter version: “Crack in Spanish Harlem: Culture and Economy in the Inner City.” Anthropology Today 5:4:6_11. 1989. f. Reprinted in: Talking About People: Readings in Contemporary Cultural Anthropology. Edited by William Haviland and Robert Gordon. Pp. 113-119. Mountain View CA: Mayfield Publishing Co. 1993; pp. 88-94. 1996. g. Reprinted in: Applying Cultural Anthropology. Edited by Aaron Podolefsky and Peter Brown. Pp. 26-33. Mountain View, CA: Mayfield Publishing Co. 1994. Second edition; Third edition, pp. 212-219. 1994. h. Reprinted in: Medical Anthropology. Edited by Cecil G. Helman. Ashgate Publishing Pp. 49-54. 2008. 112. 1989 “Confrontations ethniques dans la révolution sandiniste.” Les temps modernes 44:517/518:282_308. 113. 1989 “Amérique centrale: perspectives américaines.” Les temps modernes 44:517/518:7_13. Co-author Marc Edelman. 114. 1989 “If You're not Black You're White: A History of Ethnic Relations in St. Louis.” City and Society 3:2:106-131. 115. 1989 “Introduction: Black and White in Color.” City and Society 3:2: 101-105. Co-author Ann Rynearson. 116. 1989 “West Indian Immigration to Costa Rica and the Origins of the Banana Industry.” Cimarron 11:1/2:58_86. 117. 1989 “The Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua.” In Sandinista Nicaragua Part I: Revolution, Religion, and Social Policy. An Annotated Bibliography with Analytical Introductions, Edited by Neil Snarr. Pp. 135_163. Ann Arbor: Pierian Press. Series: Resources on Contemporary Issues. Co-author Charles Hale. a. Spanish translation: “La Costa Atlántica de Nicaragua.” Estudios sociales Centroamericanos 54:157-177. Co-author Charles Hale. 1990. b. Expanded version prepared with Hans-Petter Buvollen as: Nicaragua's Atlantic Coast_An Annotated Bibliography. Oslo, Norway: PRIO Inform No. 6, 101 pp. 1986. 118. 1988 “Conjugated Oppression: Class and Ethnicity Among Kuna and Guaymi Banana Workers on a Corporate Plantation.” American Ethnologist 15:2:328-348. a. Reprinted in: Inquiry at the Grassroots, Edited by William Glade and Charles Reilly. Pp. 55-81. Washington D.C.: Inter-American Foundation. 119. 1988 “Les Miskitos du Nicaragua.” Journal de la société des américanistes 74:2-10. 120. 1986 “The Miskitu of Nicaragua: Politicized Ethnicity.” Anthropology Today 2:2:4)9. a. French Translation: “Les Miskitos du Nicaragua: guerres et ethnies.” Babylone [Paris] 5:67_84. 1986. b. Spanish version: Révolution, Ethnicity and Violence.” In Vers des sociétés pluriculturelles: études comparatives et situation en France. Edited by Association Française des Anthropologues. Pp. 467-474. Paris: ORSTOM. 1987. Page 14 of 36 c. Original version: Révolution, Ethnicity and Violence.” In Vers des sociétés pluriculturelles: études comparatives et situation en France. Edited by Association Française des Anthropologues. Pp. 467-474. Paris: ORSTOM. 1987. 121. 1986 “The Black Diaspora in Costa Rica.” New West Indian Guide Nieuwe West_Indische Gids 60:3/4:149-166. a. Reprinted in: Blackness in Latin America and the Caribbean: Social Dynamics and Cultural Transformations, Edited by Norman Whitten, Jr. and Arlene Torres. Pp. 119-132. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. 1998. b. Revised version: “Blacks in Costa Rica: Upward Mobility and Ethnic Discrimination.” In Costa Rica. Edited by Marc Edelman and Joanne Kennan. Pp. 161-169. New York: Grove Press. 1989. 122. 1986 “Guerre ou autonomie: les Miskitos du Nicaragua.” Journal de la société des américanistes 72:242- 248. 123. 1985 “Ethnic Diversity on a Corporate Plantation: Guaymi Labor on a United Fruit Company Plantation in Panama and Costa Rica.” Cambridge MA: Occasional Paper No. 19 of Cultural Survival. 52 pp. a. Excerpt reprinted in: “Hazardous Pesticides in Panama-Guaymi laborers at Risk.” Cultural Survival Quarterly 9:4:37-38. 1985. 124. 1985 “Ethnic Minorities.” In Nicaragua: The First Five Years. Edited by Thomas Walker. Pp. 201-216. New York: Praeger Publishers. a. Revised Spanish translation: “Las minorías étnicas en la revolución nicaragüense.” Estudios Sociales Centroamericanos 39:13-31. 1984. b. Reprinted as: “Las minoreas etnicas en la revolución Nicaraguense.” Civilización [Mexico] 3:111-138. 1985. 125. 1985 “Nicaragua's Ethnic Minorities in the Revolution.” Monthly Review 36:9:22-24. a. Reprinted in: Nicaragua: Unfinished Revolution. Edited by Peter Rosset and John Vandermeer. Pp. 459-472. New York: Grove Press. 1987. b. Spanish version: “Las minorías étnicas en la revolución nicaragüense.” Estudios Sociales Centroamericanos, 39:13-31. 1984. c. Reprinted as: “Etnicidad y revolución en Nicaragua.” Civilización [Mexico] 3:111-138. 1985. 126. 1984 “Racism and the Multinational Corporation” Indigenous World/Mundo Indígena 2:3:4-8. a. Spanish translation: “Racismo, división y violencia.” Dialogo Social 17:164:18-25. 1984. b. Revised version: “Etnicidad y lucha de clases en la subsidiaria de la United Fruit Company en Costa Rica y Panama.” Boletín de antropología americana [Mexico] 8:63-74. 1983. 127. 1982 “What U.S. Foreign Policy Faces in Rural El Salvador.” Monthly Review 34:14-30. 128. 1981 “Class, Ethnicity and the State Among the Miskitu Amerindians of Northeastern Nicaragua.” Latin American Perspectives 8:2:22-39. a. Revised version: “The Mosquitia in Revolution: Nicaragua's Indigenous Minority Question.” In The Nicaraguan Revolution. Edited by Thomas Walker. Pp. 303-318. New York: Praeger Publishers. 1981. 129. 1981 “La Mosquitia y la Revolución: informe de una investigación rural en la Costa Atlántica norte.” In La Mosquitia en la Revolución. Pp. 89-149. Managua: Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios de la Reforma Agraria (CIERA). Co-author with Georg Grünberg. a. Excerpts in German translation: “Die Miskitus und die Revolution. Die Probleme der Indianishen Minderheiten Nicaraguas.” Taz-Journal 2:70-79. 1980. GENERAL AUDIENCE PUBLICATIONS (Selected) 1. 2010 “In Search of Respect: An Interview with Philippe Bourgois.” Anthropology Works. Moderated by Barbara Miller. Page 15 of 36 3. 2004 “March 19” (diary included in David Glenn’s profile “The Buzz in Higher Education.” The Chronicle of Higher Education 50:31:A6 (April 9). 4. 2003 “Correspondances new-yorkaises: Entretien avec Philippe Bourgois.” Vacarme [Paris] (été) 24:120- 123. (Interview moderated by Aude Lalande & Victoire Patouillard.) 5. 2001 “Mutation des Usages de Drogues en Amerique du Nord: Entretien avec Philippe Bourgois.” [Transformations in Drug Use in North America: Interview with Philippe Bourgois.] Peddro Prevention Education Drogue [UNESCO/UNAIDS] December pp. 22-25. (Interview moderated by journal editor.) 6. 1998 “Dossier Crack.” Alter Ego 21:8-10. (Interview moderated by Alain Ternus.) 7. 1997 “Philippe Bourgois: Current Research” Chronicle of Higher Education November 21:B8 (Feature section: “What 15 Top Anthropologists Are Working on Now”. 8. 1995 “Workaday World, Crack Economy.” The Nation (December 4) pp. 706-11. a. Reprinted in: Crisis in American Institutions, 11th ed. Boston: Allyn & Bacon. b. Reprinted in: The Applied Anthropology Reader. Edited by James McDonald. Pp. 149-155. Boston: Allyn & Bacon. 2002. 9. 1995 “The Fine Art of Fitting In.” Harper's Magazine (November) pp.20-22. a. Excerpt in: Cultural Anthropology. Edited by Barbara Miller. P. 36. Boston: Allyn & Bacon. 1999. 10. 1991 “Growing Up in East Harlem: An Ethnographic Perspective.” The American Enterprise (May-June) pp. 30-33. 11. 1990 “Entrevista: Philippe Bourgois, Ilusos de traficante.” [Interview: Philippe Bourgois, the Dreams of Drug Dealers.] Veja [Brasil] 23:37:5-7, (September 19). (Interview moderated by Elio Gaspari.) 12. 1989 “Just Another Night on Crack Street.” New York Times Magazine November 12, pp. 52-53, 60-65, 94. (Three letters to the editor commenting article published December 3, 1989.) a. Reprinted in: Applying Anthropology: An Introductory Reader. Edited by Aaron Podolefsky and Peter Brown. Pp. 133-138. Mountain View, CA: Mayfield Publishing Co. 1992. 13. 1989 “Culture du refus: Interview avec Philippe Bourgois et Terry Williams.” [Culture of Refusal : Interview with Philippe Bourgois and Terry Williams.] In Le Nouvel Observateur (May 18-24) p.108. (Interview moderated by Dominique Nora.) 14. 1982 “Running for My Life in El Salvador: An American Caught in a Government Attack that Chiefly Killed Civilians.” The Washington Post February 14. pp. C1,C5. 15. 1982 “At Night We Ran, Hoping the Babies’ Cries Would Not Alert Salvadoran Army Patrols.” San Jose Mercury January 28. p. 9B. VIDEOS 1. 2013 "Middle School Discipline" Video 7 minutes. (Filmaker: Fernando Montero Castrillo; Producer: Philippe Bourgois). 2. 2013 "This is How We Learn to Fight." Video 30 minutes. (Filmaker: Fernando Montero Castrillo; Producer: Philippe Bourgois). 3. 2013 "Derailed." Video 19 minutes. (Filmmakers: Shashank Saini and Bruno Calisto de Carvalho; Research adviser: Philippe Bourgois). 4. 2013 "Voices of the Homeless Audiovisual Installation and Lecture" presented at annual anthropology conference at the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, October 10. (Produced with Jeff Schonberg). 5. 2010 “Philippe Bourgois: Preparing the Exhibit Righteous Dopefiend.” (Produced by University Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology.) Video 1 hour. http://www.youtube.com/user/pennmuseum#p/u/6/hAboYawi3q0 6. 2009 “Early-Morning Injection Session in San Francisco.” Video 8 minutes. (Produced with Fernando Montero and Charles Pearson.) Page 16 of 36 7. 1998 “Speedballing: Booting and Jacking: A Three Person Share.” Pilot video sponsored by NIDA's Community Research Branch, Washington DC. (Produced with, Jim Quesada, and Mark Lettiere. Camera and sound by Raul Pereira.) 8. 1995 “Risky HIV Practices in San Francisco”. Video series sponsored by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). Distributed by NIDA's Community Research Branch, Washington DC. (Produced with Charles Pearson.) MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS, MULTI-MEDIA INSTALLATIONS AND FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTATIONS (See also Media Features and Human Rights Publications sections) 1. 2015 "Phillipe B[o]urgois: de la burguesía a los guettos." Audiovisual installation. Video 12.10 minutes. Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Cambia el Mundo, Centro de Inspiracion. July 26, 2015 http://www.cambiaelmundo.cl/publicaciones/phillipe-burgois-de-la-burguesia-los-guettos 2. 2015 "God Alone was with Us: The Massacre of Santa Cruz" Video 18:33 minutes. Produced and directed by Alex Montalvo. Unfinished Sentences. Website of the University of Washington, Center for Human Rights. April 2015. http://unfinishedsentences.org/santa-cruz/ [Participated in filming documentary film on the massacre at Santa Cruz hamlet, Cabanas, El Salvador. November 9 through 13, 2014 for the Center for Human Rights, University of Washington. Featured in the film] 3. 2013 "Derailed; This is How We Learn to Fight; Middle School Discpline" three videos presented and discussed at Experimental Ethnographic Film Festival, Cafe Antropologico, Santa Catarina, Brazil, October 14. http://navi.ufsc.br/?s=bourgois 4. 2009-2011“Righteous Dopefiend: Homelessness Poverty and Addiction in Urban America.” Photo- Ethnography Exhibition. Museum of Archeology and Anthropology, University Pennsylvania. December 4, 2009 through May 31, 2011. (Co-curated with Jeff Schonberg and Laurie Hart, designed by Kate Quinn.) http://www.penn.museum/registrars-office/traveling-exhibits/255-righteous-dopefiend-homelessness- addiction-and-poverty-in-urban-america.html a. 2015 Revised version exhibited at Central Washington University Museum of Culture and Environment, January 7 through March 21, 2015. (Curated by Mark Auslander.) http://www.cwu.edu/museum/past-exhibits b. 2017 Revised version exhibited at Whitman College Maxey Museum of Anthropology, February 14 through April 28. (Curated by James Warren and Jason Pribilsky.) https://www.whitman.edu/about/facilities/maxey-museum/current-exhibits/righteous- dopefiend. 5. 2009 "Next Door But Invisible: The World of Homelessness and Drug Addiction." Audiovisual Installation. Video 4.52 minutes. Fall 2009. (Co-curated with Penn Arts & Sciences) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lT1PjDvL6cs 6. 2009 “Righteous Dopefiend: Voices of the Homeless.” Audiovisual Installation. Slought Foundation Gallery. December 3 through December 31. (Co-curated with Jeff Schonberg, Fernando Montero, Aaron Levy, Laurie Hart, Ben Neiditz.) https://slought.org/resources/righteous_dopefiend 7. 2008 "Anthropology and Globalization: An Urgent Challenge and Responsibility." Sixty Second Public Lecture Series, School of Arts & Sciences, University of Pennsylvania. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAcAn4a3tdsa HUMAN RIGHTS PUBLICATIONS (Selected) 1. 2015 "God Alone Was With Us: The Santa Cruz Massacre." http://unfinishedsentences.org/god-alone-was- with-us/ Authored by Angelina Snodgrass Godoy, Center for Human Rights, University of Washington. February, 2015. [Provided testimony, archives and photographs for report] 2. 2014 "Entrevista a Philippe Bourgois." Abriendo Brecha. Diario de la Juventud de Santa Marta, Cabañas, El Salvador. (May) 10:52:5. Moderated by Leonel Rivas. Page 17 of 36 3. 2014 "Witness and victim declaration of 1981 war crime in Cabanas, El Salvador" presented at Fiscalia General de la Republica [Federal District Attorney Office], Unidad Fiscal Especializada de Delitos de Homicidos, San Salvador, El Salvador, March 31. 4. 2012 "Born in the USA: Interview with Philippe Bourgois." Moderated by Åse Johanne Roti Dahl. CMI: Christian Michelsen Institute, Research for Development and Justice. Bergen, Norway. PUBLISHED CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, POLICY REPORTS, WORKING PAPERS, AND LETTERS 1. 2015 "HIV/AIDS in Puerto Rican People Who Inject Drugs: Policy Considerations. American Journal of Public Health." 2015 Jan;105(1):e3. PMID: 25393174/ Third author with co-authors López LM, de Saxe Zerden L, Hansen H, Abadie R, Dombrowski K, Curtis R. 2. 2000 “Explaining Drug Preferences: Heroin, Crack and Fortified Wine in a Social Network of Homeless African-American and White Injectors.” In Proceedings of the Community Epidemiology Work Group. NIH Publication #01-4916. Pp. 411-418. Washington DC: National Institute on Drug Abuse. (First author with co-author Jeff Schonberg.) 3. 2001 “Biological and Behavioral Predictors of Soft Tissue Infections in Injection Drug Users”. In: Community Epidemiology Working Group Meeting, National Institutes of Drug Abuse. San Francisco, California. Dec 12-15. Second author with co-authors Dan Ciccarone, Brian Edlin. 4. 1999 “La caricature américaine: apartheid culturel et luttes identitaires.” Thirtieth Anniversary Colloquium Presentations of the Centre de Recherches Sociologiques sur le Droit et les Institutions Pénales of the Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique and the Ministère de la Justice. Paris, France: CD-ROM. First author with Tarek Elhaik. 5. 1997 “Extreme Social Suffering in the U.S. Inner City: An Ethnographic Perspective on Family 'Welfare' Policy.” In The New Urban Marginality in the Dual Metropolis: Poor Urban Youths in France and the United States; Towards a Research Agenda. Edited by Manuel Castels and Eric Klinenberg. Pp. 55-70. Research Monograph #1, Center for Western European Studies, University of California, Berkeley. 6. 1996 “Heroin Habit Size: Context and Variation.” Rockville MD: National Institute on Drug Abuse. Second author with co-authors Michael Agar, John French, Owen Murdoch. 7. 1995 "Participant Observation Study of Indirect Paraphernalia Sharing/HIV Risk in a Network of Heroin Injectors." Final Report to the Community Research Branch Division of Epidemiology and Prevention Research, Community Epidemiological Working Group of the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Washington, DC. June 20. 39 pp. Page 18 of 36 8. 1993 “From Marcus Garvey to Mamachi and Miskitu Autonomy: Politicized Ethnicity along Central America's Atlantic Coast.” Cambridge: Center for International Studies Working Paper, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 9. 1990 “Hypotheses and Ethnographic Analysis of Concealment in the Underground Economy: The Economic and Ideological Dynamics of the Census Undercount.” Ethnographic Exploratory Research Report #6. Washington, DC: Bureau of the Census, Center for Survey Methods Research. 10. 1987 “The Black Experience in Costa Rica: Racism and Upward Mobility.” In Vers des sociétés pluriculturelles: études comparatives et situation en France. Edited by Association Française des Anthropologues. Pp. 203-211. Paris: ORSTOM. 11. 1983 “Etnicidad y clase en una subsidiaria de la United Fruit Company en Costa Rica y Panamá.” In Memoria del seminario Costa Atlántica de Centroamérica. Edited by Carmen Murillo and David Smith. Pp. 107-130. San Jose, Costa Rica: Confederación Universitaria Centroamericana (CSUCA). 12. 1980 “Bemerkungen zur Anekennung des Gemeinschaftslandes in der Mosquitia [Community Land Tenure Patterns in the Moskitia].” Taz-Journal 2:75. (Co-author with Georg Grünberg.) ABSTRACTS (Selected) 1. 2013 "The Pill-Studded Path: Heroin Initiation East and West." Third co-author with Dan Ciccarone, Sarah Mars, Fernando Montero, and George Karandinos. Abstracts from the AMERSA Annual Meeting, 2012. Substance Abuse. Vol. 34. 215-216 2. 2012 “Coping with Insecurity in the Hypersegregated US Inner City: Ethnographic Notes from Puerto Rican Philadelphia.” Co-author with Laurie Hart. 111th Annual Meeting, American Public Health Association. San Francisco, CA. November 14-18. 3. 2012 “Resiliency factors among women who use Methamphetamine: implications for the design of strengths-based interventions.” Fourth author with co-authors Lynn Wenger, Jennifer Lorvick, Alexandra Lutnick, and Alex Kral. 140th APHA Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA. October 27-31. 4. 2011 “Characteristics of people who initiate injection drug use later in life: Preliminary quantitative results from a mixed method study.” Seventh author with co-authors Richard Bluthenthal, James Thing, Daniel Chu, Lynn Wenger, Sonya Arreola, Alex Kral, and Martin Iguchi. 5. 2010 “Defying the Dominant Paradigm: Motivations for and Maintenance of Low-Frequency Heroin Injection.” Third author with co-authors Lynn Wenger, Michele Thorsen, Martin Iguchi, and Alex Kral. 21st IHRA International Conference. Liverpool, England. April 25-29. a. Also presented at 8th National Harm Reduction Conference. Austin, TX. November 18-21, 2010. 6. 2010 “Subsistence difficulty and health vulnerabilities among drug-using women.” Fourth author with co- authors Jennifer Lorvick, Lynn Wenger, Alexandra Lutnick, Alex Kral. 138th APHA Annual Meeting. Denver, CO. November 6-10. 7. 2010 “HIV Risk Among Male Prisoners, Formerly Incarcerated Men, and their Female Partners.” Fifth author with co-authors Megan Comfort, Janet Myers, Kim Koester, Kelly Knight, Philippe Bourgois, Olga Grinstead Reznick. Poster at the XVIII International AIDS Conference, Vienna, Austria. July 18-23. 8. 2010 “Inner City Brothel USA: Private, Daily-rent Hotels, Women, and HIV Risk.” Second Author with Kelly Knight, Elise Riley. XVIII International AIDS Conference. Vienna, Austria. July 18-23, 2010. 9. 2009 “Council: State of the University Reports of Philippe Bourgois, Richard Perry University Professor.” University of Pennsylvania Almanac. 56:10:4. 10. 2009 “Regional Variations and Factors Associated with Late Injection Drug Use Initiation in California.” Fourth author with co-authors Richard Bluthenthal, Jennifer Lorvick, Lynn Wenger, Alex Kral. Poster at 71st Annual Scientific Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence Reno, NV. June 23. 11. 2009 “Late injection drug use initiators: epidemiological trends and risk factors.” Fourth author with co- authors Richard Bluthenthal, Linda Carpenter, Martin Iguchi, Lynn Wenger, Alex Kral. Paper presented at the College on Problems of Drug Dependence 71th Annual Scientific Meeting, Reno, NV. June 2009. Page 19 of 36 12. 2009 “Multidimensional violence and sexual risk among methamphetamine-using women in San Francisco.” Fourth author with co-authors Jennifer Lorvick, Lynn Wenger, Alexandra Lutnick, Jeff Klausner, Michelle Thorsen, Alex Kral. 137th APHA Annual Meeting & Exposition. Philadelphia, PA. November 7-11, 2009. 13. 2009 “Religiosity among female methamphetamine users in San Francisco.” Fourth author with co-authors Alexandra Lutnick, Lynn Wenger, Jennifer Lorvick, Jeff Klausner, Michelle Thorsen, Helen Cheng & Alex Kral. Paper presented at the 137th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, Philadelphia, PA. November 14. 2006 “'Help me!' and 'Leave me alone!': The pregnancy Experiences of Homeless Youth in Berkeley” 134th APHA Annual Meeting. Boston, MA. November 4-8. Boston, MA. (Co-author with Colette Auerswald, Marcela Smid, Karen Sokal-Guiterrez.) 15. 2001 “In Street Children and Drug Abuse: Social and Health Consequences.” NIDA Meeting Summary Report. P. 8. Washington DC: National Institute on Drug Abuse. 16. 2000 “Risk Factors for Abscesses in Injectors of 'Black Tar' Heroin: A Cross-Methodological Approach.” In: 128th APHA Annual Meeting. Boston, MA. November 12-16. Boston, MA. Secondary co-author with co-authors Dan Ciccarone, E. L. Murphy, Alex Kral, Karen Seal, J. D. Moore, et al. 17. 1999 “Abscesses among Homeless Heroin Injectors.” San Jose, California. Poster at Annual Meeting of University AIDS Research Program. 18. 1993 “Accuracy in Substance Abuse Research: An Ethnographic Perspective from El Barrio.” In Problems of Drug Dependence: 1992 Annual Scientific Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence, Inc. Washington DC: National Institute on Drug Abuse Research Monograph Series #32. p. 77. BOOK REVIEWS AND TRANSLATIONS 1. 2003 “Vice Grip: ‘Reefer Madness: Sex, Drugs, and Cheap Labor in the American Black Market’ by Eric Schlosser.” Washington Post June 22 pp. BW03. 2. 1987 “Review of Capitalism and Confrontation in Sumatra's Plantation Belt 1870-1979.” By Laura Ann Stoler. L'Homme 27:3:157-158. 3. 1981 “The Third Social Force in National Liberation Movements.” By Orlando Nunez Soto (translated from Spanish). Latin American Perspectives 8:2:5-21. CONFERENCE PANELS ORGANIZED (Selected) 1. 2012 "Lumpen Surveillance: Fieldnotes from the War on Drugs in the US Inner City." On panel, Surveillance and Civil Liberties in Inner City Neighborhoods, University Pennsylvania Urban Studies Law Enforcement Lecture Series. March 14. 2. 2010 “Public Health and Law Enforcement: Reframing the Debate in Philadelphia.” University Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, May 4. 3. 2010 “Homelessness, Poverty, Addiction and Recovery: Lessons from Philadelphia.” University Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, April 6. 4. 2010 “A Conversation on Urban Poverty in Philadelphia and the United States.” University Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, March 17. 5. 2009 “Making Daily Life Deadly: The Militarization of Everyday Life, North and South.” Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association (AAA), Philadelphia, December 3. Co- organizer Nancy Scheper-Hughes. (Sponsored by AAA Executive Committee and American Ethnological Society.) 6. 2003 “Real Bodies.” American Anthropological Association, Chicago, November 20. Co-organizers Nancy Scheper-Hughes and Loïc Wacquant. 7. 2000 “Challenging Medical Anthropology.” Joint Annual meetings of the Society for Applied Anthropology and the Society for Medical Anthropology, San Francisco, March 21-26. Co-organizer Gay Becker. Page 20 of 36 8. 1996 “Ethnography in San Francisco: Critiquing Body Politics and Culture.” 95th annual meeting of the American Association of Anthropology. San Francisco, Nov. 20-24. Co-organizer James Quesada. (Sponsored by the Society for Urban Anthropology.) a. Expanded version of panel organized at the 9th annual meetings of the California Studies Association, San Francisco, Feb. 3-5, 1997. 9. 1995 “HIV on the Margins in San Francisco.” Meetings of the Southwestern Anthropological Association, San Francisco, April 6-8. 10. 1992 “Challenging the American Dream: Ethnicity at Work in San Francisco” 91st Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, San Francisco, December 2-6. Co-organizer Bernard Wong. 11. 1988 “Ethnicity in St. Louis: Ethnographic Perspectives” at the Annual Meetings of the American Ethnological Society, St. Louis, March 24-27. Co-organizer Ann Rynearson. PLENARY and KEYNOTE PAPERS PRESENTED (Selected) 1. 2019 "Mass Incarceration and Mental Illness in Los Angeles." Centennial Lecture, Department of Anthropology, UCLA. (Co-presented with Laurie Hart, Blake Erickson, Jeremy Levenson, Abigail Mack, Charlotte Neary-Bremer.) May 8. 2. 2019 "Genealogy of Structural Competency." Health Equity & Structural Competency Conference, University of California, Riverside. March 9. 3. 2019 "The De Facto Criminalization of Psychosis in the US: Anthropological/Clinical Perspectives from Los Angeles Streets." Luskin School of Public Affairs Inter-Disciplinary Colloquium Series, UCLA, February 13. 4. 2019 "Contradictions Between Clinical and Law Enforcement Priorities on the Frontlines of Serious Mental Illness Care in Los Angeles County.” Semel Institute Grand Rounds, UCLA. February 12. 5. 2019 "Contradictions Between Clinical and Law Enforcement Priorities on the Frontlines of Serious Mental Illness Care in Los Angeles County.” Semel Institute Grand Rounds, UCLA. February 12. 6. 2019 "Predatory Accumulation in the US Inner City: From Narcotics Markets, Criminal Justice and Big Pharma to SSI Disability and Treatment." University of Southern California, Department of Sociology. January 16. 7. 2018 "The Carceral and Psychiatric Mismanagement of Contemporary US Inner-City Poverty: An Anthropological Perspective" École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) International Colloquium "Mondes Américains/The United States as an Ethnographic Field." December 14. 8. 2018 "Acumulación depredadora: las lógicas violentas del narcomenudeo y su represión estatal en Estados Unidos" National Autonomous University of Mexico's (UNAM), Anthropology Department, Annual Colloquium on "Contemporary perspectives of Social Science Research." November 28. 9. 2018 "Habitus de Furia en el gueto estadounidense" Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales. Plenary presentation for National Autonomous University of Mexico's (UNAM), Sociology Department, Annual Seminar "Seminario Internacional Jóvenes y espacio público." November 27. 10. 2018 "The Mass Incarceration of People with Serious Mental Illness in the United States since the 1980s" Physicians' for a National Health Programs' (PNHP) Annual Meeting, San Diego. November 10. 11. 2018 "From Conjugated Oppression to Predatory Accumulation in the Open Air Narcotics Markets of the US Inner-City Puerto Rican Colonial Diaspora" London School of Economics, Conference: Neoliberalism, Social Oppression and Class Relations. January 25 12. 2018 "Comments on Neoliberalism and Ideological Oppression." London School of Economics, "Book Launch: Ground Down by Growth: Tribe, Caste, Class and Inequality in 21st Century." January 25. 13. 2017 "Predatory Accumulation: State Policy and The Violent Profits of Narcotics Retail Markets [Acumulação Predatorio: Las Logicas Violentas Altamente Rentable del Narcotrafico y de las Politicas Estatales]" Plenary presentation to the 6th International Brazilian Substance Abuse Prevention Researchers Conference [ABRAMND] Belo Horizonte, Brazil November 10, 2017. (Presented in Spanish with simultaneous Portuguese translation). 1. 2015 "Perspectivas etnográficas sobre poblaciones en movimiento: 30 años de violencia en las Américas" presented at the Inaugural Activities of the Department of Anthropology, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Santiago, Chile May 7. Page 21 of 36 14. 2015 Final Conference Comments: "Fractured Habitus, Liminal Politics and Critical Theory Building: The Creative Positionality of Clinician Social Scientists" 6th Biennial National Conference for Clinician- Scholars in the Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Pennsylvania, April 19. 15. 2015 "Overcoming the Contradictions between Law Enforcement and Public Health: An Anthropological Perspective on Our Golden Opportunity for HCV Treatment in Prison." Plenary presentation at 4th Canadian Symposium on HCV, Banff, Canada, February 27. 16. 2013 "The Habitus of Rage in the US Inner City" presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Australian anthropologists in Canberra Australia, November 7. a. Also presented Spanish version at annual anthropology conference at the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, October 8. 17. 2011 Center for AIDS Research Annual Meeting. December 2. 18. 2010 “Trenta años de violencia: Una retrospectiva etnográfica.” Buenos Aires, Argentina, 6th Anual Meeting of the Jornadas de Ethnografía y Métodos Cualitativos, Instituto de Desarrollo Económico y Social, Centro de Antropología Social. August 11. 19. 2010 “Confronting the Contradictions between Law Enforcement and Harm Reduction: An Ethnographic Social Science Perspective on the War on Drugs in the U.S. Inner City.” Liverpool, 21st Annual Meeting of the International Harm Reduction Association. April 29. a. Also presented to 11th Annual Philadelphia FIGHT Prevention and Outreach Summit. June 16, 2010. b. Also presented to Bryn Mawr School of Social Work. April 23, 2012. c. Also presented as “Las contradicciones entre la salud pública y la guerra contra la droga.” Encuentro Latinoamericano: Drogas, usos y prevenciones. Quito, Ecuador. May 16, 2012 d. Also presented to Jornadas de Investigación Reconfiguraciones del Mundo Popular. Caracas, Venezuela. July 19, 2012. e. Also presented Spanish version at Universidad de Puerto Rico. August 27, 2012. 20. 2009 “Drogas, violencia y represión policial en los Estados Unidos: La lumpenización de los sectores vulnerables bajo la guerra contra la droga.” Sevilla, Encuentro Umbrales "arteypensamiento" Thresholds "artandthinking", Universidad Internacional de Andalucía. Nov. 4. 21. 2009 “30 Años de Violencia y drogas en las Américas: Una perspectiva antropológica/etnográfica.” Narcotráfico y violencia en las ciudades de América Latina: retos para un nuevo periodismo. México, Fundación Nuevo Periodismo Iberoamericano de Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Oct. 20. 22. 2009 “Les contradictions (et complémentarités) entre la répression pénale et la santé: Une perspective ethnographique du ghetto américain.” Biarritz, Congress of the Société Européenne de Toxicomanie Hépatite Sida. Oct. 15. 23. 2009 “Youth and the challenge of inner-city poverty: Lessons not to learn from America.” Global Competitiveness Forum, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. January 27. 24. 2008 “L’abus lumpen sous le néolibéralisme: Les services médicaux pour toxicomanes sans domicile fixes aux Etats Unis.” Colloquia at the Ecole D’Etudes Sociales, Lausanne, Switzerland. April 18. a. Also presented to Universite de Paris, Sorbonne, Sciences Politiques/OFDT [Organisation Francaise de Controle de Drogues et Toxicomanies]. December 11. 25. 2007 "La violence dans nos terrains de recherches. Une rétrospective ethnographique sur 25 années,” «Les Débats: Actualités du terrain.» Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris, October 24. 26. 2007 "Débat avec Philippe Bourgois sur la pauvrete urbaine.” Universite de Paris, Sorbonne, Sciences Politiques. July 18. 27. 2007 “Impossible Patients: An Ethnographic Perspective for Public Health from Anthropology,” a. Plenary Talk, Center for Public Health Retreat, University Pennsylvania. November 29. b. Also presented adapted version to Center for Addiction Treatment Seminar Series, Department of Psychiatry, University Pennsylvania. April 28, 2008 c. Also presented to Health Services Research Seminar, Dept Medicine, Univ Penn. May 7, 2008. d. Also presented to Center for Behavioral and Mental Health Research, Dept Psychiatry, University Pennsylvania, Sept 15, 2008. Page 22 of 36 28. 2006 “Revolutionary and Intimate Violence Among Youth: Ethnographic Perspectives, 1979 to 2006.” Third Annual Human Rights Summit at SFSU: Roots of our Future, San Francisco State University. May 3. 29. 2005 “Conflictos étnicos entre consumidores de heroína y crack que viven en las calles de San Francisco, California.” 30th Anniversary Commemoration, Instituto de Estudios Sociales, University of Costa Rica. November 25. 30. 2004 “Water Works? Implications for Low Threshold HIV Prevention.” South Wales Department of Public Health. Sydney, Australia. September 30. a. Also presented adapted version to San Francisco General Hospital, Grand Rounds in Internal Medicine. November 1, 2005. 31. 2003 “Heroin, Crack and Homelessness in Black and White: Photo-Ethnography from San Francisco.” International Federation of Catholic Universities Forum on Substance Abuse. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. November 26. 32. 2001 Une comparaison des Épidémies de Cocaïne intraveineuse et de Crack.” World Forum: Drugs, Dependencies Impacts and Responses. Montreal, Canada. September 24. 33. 2001 “Ethnicity, Gender and Self-Respect among Homeless Heroin Injectors and Crack Smokers: An Ethnographic Perspective From San Francisco.” Plenary paper at First Annual Conference “Economy, Culture and Community” Trinity College, Ireland. June 21. 34. 1999 “Immigration, Violence et Virilité.” Plenary presentation at Esprit/Le Monde conference, Paris, Nov. 24. 35. 1999 “La caricature américaine : apartheid culturel et luttes identitaires.” Thirtieth Anniversary Colloquium of the Centre de Recherches Sociologiques sur le Droit et les Institutions Pénales of the Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique and the Ministère de la Justice. Paris, France, October 14-16. Co-presented with Tarek Elhaik. 36. 1997 “The Pornography of Violence: Re-Confronting Fieldwork in El Salvador and the U.S. Inner City.” Plenary Presentation at the Canadian Anthropology Society/Congress of Learned Societies, St. John's, Newfoundland, June 13. 37. 1997 “Facing Power and Theory Instead of Policy Among Homeless Heroin Addicts and HIV-Prevention Researchers”. Keynote symposium of the Society for Applied Anthropology “Confronting Urban Apartheid.” Seattle WA, March 5. INVITED PAPERS, LECTURES, CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (Last 10 years, academic only) 1. 2019 "Las lógicas de la corrupción y la brutalidad policíaca en una era de acumulación depredadora." Congreso de Antopologia en Colombia at the Universidad ICESI. June 12. 2. 2019 "Predatory Accumulation in the US Inner City: The Carceral and Psychiatric Mismanagement of Globalized Narcotics Markets and Rising Social Inequality." Centre on Conflict, Development, and Peace building at the Graduate Institute Geneva, Switzerland. February 26. 2. 2018 "The Criminalization of Serious Mental Illness in Our Current Moment in History: Social Science and Psychiatric Perspectives." Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. October 16. Ira Lesser. 3. 2018 "National Borders as Mechanisms of Predatory Accumulation: The Brutalities of Our Moment in History in the Homeless Shooting Encampments of the Tijuana Sewers" Interzones Conference, Tangier, Morocco. September 27. 4. 2018 "Making Sense of Gun Violence: An Anthropological Perspective" All-LA Conference for Emergency Residents, University of Southern California Health Sciences Campus. September 6. Todd Schneberk and Mary Cheffers. 5. 2018 "Structural Vulnerability in the Risk Environment: Cultural Relativism and the Logics of Non- Adherent Patients" Introduction to Social Medicine Selective, Geffen Hall, UCLA. September 10. Shamsher Samra. 6. 2018 "Contradictions Between Clinical and Law Enforcement Priorities on the Frontlines of Serious Mental Illness Care in Los Angeles County" Grand Rounds in Psychiatry, Olive View Medical Center. June 14. Page 23 of 36 7. 2018 "Is It Time to Change the Lanterman-Petris-Short Act (LPS, Involuntary Treatment)?" (June Quarterly) County of Los Angeles Department of Mental Health, Quarterly Continuing Medical Education Seminar. LA County Department of Mental Health. June 7. 8. 2018 Section leader for "Intellectual Property, Technology Transfer and Data Recordkeeping" in C234 – Ethics and Accountability in Biomedical Research. UCLA. April 27. 9. 2018 "Community Health Sciences 187B Introduction to Interventions for At-Risk Populations: Caseworker Training for the Mobile Clinic Project at UCLA." West Hollywood Mobile Clinic Required Course. April 27. 10. 2018 "Drug Epidemics in Ethnographic Perspective on Out-of-Treatment Users and Narcotics Sellers." UCLA GE CLST 73: Mind over Matter: History, Science, and Philosophy of Brain-Psychoactive Drugs in U.S., 1890 to 2015 [25+ undergraduate students]. April 18. 11. 2018 "The Psychiatric Mismanagement of Contemporary US Inner-City Poverty: An Anthropological Perspective for Clinicians." Resident-Organized Monthly Social Psychiatry Seminar. April 3. 12. 2018 "The Global Narcotics Industry in Our New Era of Predatory Accumulation" UCLA Global Studies 100B: Globalization: Culture and Society [170 students]. February 15. 13. 2018 "Predatory Accumulation in the US Inner City: From Narcotics Markets, Criminal Justice and Big Pharma to SSI Disability and Treatment." London School of Economics, Department of Anthropology Weekly Colloquium. January 26. a. University of Southern California, Department of Sociology. January 16, 2019. 14. 2017 "Structural Vulnerability of Homeless Injection Drug Users in the Emergency Room: A Social Medicine Approach."Grand Rounds, Department of Emergency Medicine, UCLA. November 28. 15. 2017 "Structural Vulnerability in Clinical Care." Queering Wellness: Healing as a Community, UCLA. February 18. 16. 2017 "Public Anthropology, Photo-Ethnography, and Homelessness in America." Presented at Whitman College, February 14. 17. 2017 "The Carceral and Psychiatric Mismanagement of Inner City Poverty." 8th Annual PRIME Statewide Conference, UCLA, January 28. 18. 2016 "Ethnography and Structural Vulnerability Social Science Concepts for Addressing Disparities in Health." 2016 mHealth Training Institute, School of Dentistry, UCLA, August 8. 19. 2016 "The Symbolic Violence of Monopoly Control of Narcotics Markets in Philadelphia’s Inner-City Puerto Rican Diaspora." Annual Meeting of Latin American Studies Assoc., New York, May 28. 20. 2016 "Concrete Killing Fields of Inner-City Philadelphia." Retirement Festschrift Randal Collins Conference, Department of Sociology, University of Pennsylvania, April 7. 21. 2016 "The Ethics of High Stakes Participant Observation: A Thirty Year Retrospective." Studio for Ethnographic Design, University of California, San Diego, February 26. 22. 2016 "Primitive Accumulation in the US Inner City: The Violent Profits of the Global-Narco-Economy and Medical-Carceral-Services Mesh." Department of Sociology Colloquium, University of California, San Diego, February 26. a. Spanish revised version presented as: "La violencia simbólica de la acumulación primitiva en el mercado de las drogas en los guetos estadounidense" 10-year Anniversary Commemoration of the School of Law and Social Sciences, Universidad ICESI, Cali, Colombia. October 6, 2017. b. Revised version presented at: Theory and Research in Comparative Social Analysis seminar, University of California, Los Angeles, September 29. c. Revised version presented at: Department of Anthropology Colloquium, University of California, Los Angeles, October 17. 23. 2015 "The Carceral and Psychiatric Mismanagement of Contemporary US Inner-City Poverty: An Anthropological Perspective" Conference of Physician Social Scientist Training Program, School of Medicine, University of California, Los Angeles. December 3. 24. 2015 "The Puerto Rican Diaspora's Colonial Structural Vulnerability in the Global Narcotics Industry" presented at the 33rd International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, San Juan, Puerto Rico, May 29. Page 24 of 36 25. 2015 "Fury in the US inner-city: The Governmentality of Urban Segregation and Violence [La furia en el ghetto estadounidense. Segregación, expulsión y violencia en la ciudad contemporánea]" Inauguration of the Graduate Program in Anthropology in the School of Social Sciences, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Santiago, Chile May 5. 26. 2015 "The Symbolic Violence of Political Empowerment: Community Reentry Programs Trapped in the Carceral Services Mesh" presented at the Annual Meeting of The Society for the Anthropology of North America's Conference at City University of New York, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, April 18. 27. 2015 "Public Anthropology, Photo-Ethnography, and Homelessness in America" presented at Central Washington University, Museum of Culture and Environment, January 29. 28. 2015 "State of Fury: The Cultivation of Rage in the US Inner City" presented at University of California, Los Angeles, Semel Institute & History and Social Studies of Medicine, January 20. 29. 2014 "Discipline, Care, and Punish? Anthropological Approaches to Suffering and Well-Being Along the Carceral Continuum" discussant at the 2014 Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, DC, December 3 30. 2014 "Substance Abuse, Violence, & HIV: Changing Environments to Reduce Risk" presented at University of Pennsylvania, Dept of Anthropology and Perelman School of Medicine, Center for Public Health Initiatives Seminar with Dr. Brian Work, October 16. 31. 2014 "Making Sense of Gun Violence in North Philadelphia: An Anthropological Perspective" presented at Temple University Hospital, Grand Rounds, Department of Surgery, November 5. 32. 2014 "Future Perfect? Social Sciences in Public Health" presented at 50th Anniversary Symposium, Department of Sociomedical Sciences, Columbia University, November 7. 33. 2014 "Coming of Age as a Public Anthropologist: From Revolutionary Dreams (1979) to Interstitial Intellectual Engagement (2014)" presented at the University of Pennsylvania, Dept of Anthropology Colloquium Series, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania October 13. 34. 2014 "Scorched earth military repression in Cabanas, El Salvador: Massacre of Santa Cruz" presented at the International tribunal for restorative justice in El Salvador: Healing wounds to achieve peace, Santa Marta, El Salvador, March 27. 35. 2014 "Puerto Rican Vulnerability in the US Inner-City Narco-Economy" presented to the Department of Socio-Medical Sciences, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, January 27. 36. 2014 "La prise en charge psychiatrique et carcérale des quartiers urbains déshérités et la guerre contre les drogues aux États-Unis." presented at Montreal, Dept of Public Health COSMO, January 20. 37. 2014 "Urban segregation and the US heroin market: A quantitative model of anthropological hypotheses from an inner-city drug market." Society for Applied Anthropology 74th Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, NM, March 18-21, 2014 Third Co-author with Ciccarone D, Rosenblum D, Montero F, Mars S, Karandinos G, Unick GJ. 38. 2012 “Primitive Accumulation: The Habitus of Rage in the US Inner City” Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany May 11. Also presented at: a. University of York, England. June 1, 2012. b. Universidad Central de Venezuela. July 17, 2012. c. Universidad de Puerto Rico. August 29, 2012. (Spanish version). d. Yale AIDS Colloquium Series, November 5, 2012 e. Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, April 11, 2013. f. See also plenary section. 39. 2012 “A Structural Vulnerability Checklist: Expanding the Social Responsibilities of Clinical Practice.” NYU Department of Social and Cultural Analysis. March 23. a. Also presented at Classics Department, Columbia University. December 11, 2011. 40. 2010 "The Craft of Ethnography." Columbia University, Department of Sociology. Panelist. December 3. 41. 2010 "The moral economy of violence in the US inner city: an anthropological perspective from Puerto Rican North Philadelphia." Robert Wood Johnson conference, Columbia University, September 24, 2010 Page 25 of 36 Also presented at: a. Kennedy school, Harvard University, November 15. b. Yale University, Department of Sociology, November 5. c. University Pennsylvania Alumni Conference, New York City, December 4, 2010 d. Temple University, Department of Anthropology April 15, 2011 e. University Pennsylvania School of Medicine. March 13, 2012 f. Rutgers University. April 12, 2012 g. Bergen University, Norway, June 21, 2012. h. Philadelphia-based Teach for America fellows. Philadelphia, PA. March 16, 2013. i. School for Advanced Research. Santa Fe, NM. September 25, 2013. j. University of Canberra, Australia, November 5, 2013. 42. 2010 “Theorizing Abuse: An Ethnographic Perspective on Drugs in the U.S. Inner City”. Harvard University, Department of Anthropology. April 1. a. Also presented to Center for Poverty Studies, University of Manchester [England]. April 30. 43. 2010 “Los Retos Éticas de la Etnografía: Hacia una Antropología Publica.” Bogotá, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. February 15. 44. 2010 “El Sufrimiento Inútil de los Usuarios de Drogas en el Gueto Estadounidense.” Bogotá, Universidad de los Andes. Dept. of Medicine. February 16. a. Also presented to the Ministry of Social Welfare, Capacidad Repuesto Institucional Comunitaria Seminar. Bogotá, Colombia. February 16. 45. 2010 “La Guerra Contra la Droga en Estados Unidos: Una perspectiva etnográfica de la calle.” Universidad Autónoma de México. Dept. Anthropology. January 29. a. Also presented to the Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Dept. Anthropology. February 8, 2010. 46. 2010 “Etnia, nacionalismo y violencia simbólica: Una perspectiva etnográfica sobre 30 años de trabajo de campo en las Américas.” Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Seminarios Multi-situados México-Francia. January 28. 47. 2010 “Public Anthropology, Photo-Ethnography, and Homelessness in America: Confronting Urgent Social Challenges in the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.” University of Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology, Annual Curator’s Lecture. January 21. a. Also presented at Universidad de Puerto Rico. August 29, 2012. 48. 2009 “Just Another Night in Jail: The War on Drugs in the U.S. Inner City.” Annual AAA Meetings, Philadelphia, Dec. 3. 49. 2009 “Anthropology and Globalization: An Urgent Challenge and Responsibility .” University Pennsylvania School of Arts and Sciences 60 Second Lecture Series. September 30. 50. 2009 “Reframing the Contradictions between Law Enforcement and Health: An Ethnographic Perspective on the War on Drugs in the U.S. Inner City.” University Pennsylvania, Schools of Nursing and Medicine joint lecture series. September 16. a. Also presented to the Department of Social Medicine and Global Health, Harvard Medical School, April 2, 2010. 51. 2008 “Lumpen Abuse under Neoliberalism: A Photo-Ethnographic Perspective on Homeless Heroin Injectors.” Department of Anthropology, New York University, September 25. a. Also presented to Ethnographic Research Seminar, Dept Sociology, Univ. of Pennsylvania, September 26. b. Also presented in Spanish to Masters in Social Science Program, Univ. Rosario, Bogota. November 6. c. Also presented to Dept Sociology, University Pennsylvania. December 3. d. Also presented to Humanities Research Seminar, Stanford University, January 20, 2009. e. Also presented to Dept of History of Consciousness, UC Santa Cruz, March 9, 2009 52. 2008 “In Search of Respect: Ten Years Later.” Philomathean Society, Univ Penn. September 23. 53. 2008 “Le mystère des évolutions des épidémies de drogues: Un défi pour la santé publique.” Santé Publique, Université de Sherbrooke, Montréal, June 6. Page 26 of 36 54. 2008 “25 Years of Ethnography and Violence in the Americas.” Presented at the Conference, Violence and Citizenship in Post-Authoritarian Latin America, Princeton University, March 7. a. Also presented to University of Leiden [Holland] 80th anniversary of the Faculty/Student Dialogue Program. November 27. b. Also presented to the Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Dept. Anthropology. February 11, 2010. c. Spanish versión published as “La lumpenización de la violencia política bajo el neoliberalismo: Una retrospectiva etnográfica sobre 25 años en las Américas.” FLACSO, Antigua, Guatemala, October 3, 2008. d. Also presented to the Society for Applied Anthropology, Tampa FL, March 29, 2007. 55. 2006 “How to Think about Non-Adherence and Self-Destructive Behaviors: Medical Services for Homeless Heroin Injectors.” AIDS Research Institute, University of California, San Francisco. April 28. a. Also Presented at the Jefferson Medical School School of Nursing. May 16, 2008. 56. 2006 “Gendered Violence and Hepatitis C Infection among Youth Injectors in the Haight: An Anthropological Perspective.” Grand Rounds, Pediatrics, San Francisco General Hospital. April 18. 57. 2006 “Intimate Apartheid among African American and White Homeless Heroin and Crack Users in San Francisco” Annual Sociology Graduate Student Conference, New York University. April 1. 58. 2006 “Lumpen Abuse: Emergency Medical Services for Homeless Heroin Injectors and Crack Smokers” Health and Behavioral Sciences Colloquium, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center. March 14. a. Also presented to Dept Anthropology, University Pennsylvania. April 13 59. 2005 “Ethnicized Habitus: Opening the Pandora’s Box of Habitus of the Blacks and Whites among Homeless Heroin Injectors.” Putting Bourdieu to Work, University of California, Berkeley. May 13. 60. 2005 “Twenty Years of Structural and Symbolic Violence in my Ethnographic Practice: Case Study of Revolutionary Intimate Violence among Salvadoran Guerillas and their Families.” Violence and the Americas, UC Berkeley Center for Latin American Studies, Berkeley. April 16. 61. 2005 “Ethnic Conflict and Risk: A Qualitative Perspective on Homeless Heroin Injectors” Drug Users Seminar, San Francisco General Hospital. January 12. 62. 2005 “Miedo Urbano y Pobreza: Foto-etnografía de Drogas y Súfrimiento Social.” Periferiak Conference, Bilbao, Spain. April 29. 63. 2004 “Intimate Apartheid among African American, White and Latino Homeless Heroin Injectors” Department of Anthropology, History and Social Medicine, University of California, San Francisco. December 3. a. Also presented to University Pennsylvania, Department of Anthropology, December 5, 2005. b. Also presented in French to the University of Geneva and Dept. of Public Health, October 6, 2005. c. Also presented expanded version to Johns Hopkins University, Department of Anthropology. October 3, 2005. d. Also presented to Instituto de Desarrollo Económico y Social, Centro de Antropología Social. Buenos Aires, Argentina. September 8, 2005. e. Also presented to Universidad Federal de Parana. September 5, 2005. f. Also presented to Universidad Federal de Pernambuco, Post-graduate Programs, Sociology and Anthropology. September 2, 2005. g. Also presented revised versions in Spanish to Museu nacional, Post-graduate Programs of Anthropology, Rio de Janeiro. August 25, 2005. h. Also presented in Spanish as “Apartheid Intimo: Una Perspectiva Etnográfica de Heroinómanos en la Calle.” Graduate Program in Social Sciences, University of Deusdo, Bilbao, Spain. April 28, 2005. 64. 2004 “Explaining the Crack Epidemic Through an Ethnography of Social Suffering and Inequality” Health Disparities Seminar, University of California, San Francisco. November 17. Page 27 of 36 a. Also presented in French “Time, Place, and Value: Economic Anthropology” Museu Nacional, Rio de Janeiro, August 23, 2005; MEDIA PROFILES/ACADEMIC REVIEWS/EXTENDED INTERVIEWS (Selected) Philadelphia Research 2019 1. "Kicking the habit." Podcast #S3E6, "The Uncertain Hour" NPR Marketplace. (Interview Excerpt 8:55- 10:55). April 18, 2019. https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=476015630 2018 1. "Kensington's descent: How once thriving area became epicenter of crisis" Philly.com. Alfred Lubrano. January 24. http://www.philly.com/philly/news/kensington-opioid-crisis-history-philly-heroin- 20180123.html 2. 2018 "Trump Thinks Executing Drug Dealers Will Stop the Opioid Epidemic." Vice. Jason Silverstein. March 14. https://tonic.vice.com/en_us/article/pam7kz/trump-thinks-executing-drug-dealers-will-stop- the-opioid-epidemic 3. 2018 "Opioid Crisis: What People Don't Know About Heroin." Rolling Stone. Jonathan Reiss. May 18. https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/opioid-crisis-what-people-dont-know-about- heroin-630430/ 2017 1. “The story behind Philly’s heroin encampment.” The Pulse, NPR Radio WHYY. Produced by Elana Gordon. August 17, 2017. https://whyy.org/articles/the-story-behind-phillys-heroin-encampment/ 2012 1. “No diploma, no job”. Philadelphia Public School: The Notebook 19:4:Cover, 16-18. By Benjamin Herold. 2012. 2011 1. AIDS and Anthropology Bulletin 22:1:8 “Philadelphians with HIV get help from Philippe Bourgois and University of Pennsylvania Students.” By Mackenzie Tewel 2010 1. “The Drugs Dilemma.” Philadelphia Inquirer. December 12. A1, A22-A23. By Al Lubrano. 2. “The Dom Giordano Show" on CBS Radio. December 16. Press Interviews/Featured Reviews (Selected) 1. 2010 “Crack in America.” Universidade Nove de Juhlio Television [Brazil]. December 9. Interview by Paolo Markun. 2. 2010 “Cracolandia in Brazil: National debate.” Universidade Nove de Juhlio Television, Sao Paolo [Brazil]. Moderated by Paulo Markun. Dec 10, 2010. 3. 2010 Rede Record Nightly News TV Interview. Sao Paolo. Dec 10, 2010. 4. 2010 “Endurecer as leis nao resolve.” Epoca [Brazil]. December 6, P.78. Interview by Humberto Maia Junior. 5. 2009 “Invisible but Next Door,” Penn Arts & Sciences Magazine, Fall/Winter Cover, Pp. 18-25. a. “Portrait of a Professor.” Proudly Penn: An Invitation to Engage. 2009-2010 supplement to The Pennsylvania Gazette. P.39. 6. 2008 “The Promise of Integrating Knowledge,” Momentum, 1:1:Back Cover a. “Philippe Bourgois: Ethnography and Medicine.” The Pennsylvania Gazette, Sept/Oct. Pp. Cover, 41-42; Page 28 of 36 b. Interview, Norman Swan’s Health Report, Radio National, Australian Broadcasting Company. October 11. (re-broadcast January 3, 2005) Media Profiles Central America Research (Selected) 1. 2015 "Scholar's ordeal in El Salvador recounted in video" Philadelphia Inquirer. Michael Matza. June 11, page A03. 2. 2015 "Investigación señala responsabilidad de coronel Ochoa Pérez en masacre en Cabañas." El Faro. Daniel Valencia Caravantes. April 26 2015. http://www.elfaro.net/es/201504/noticias/16904/Investigaci%C3%B3n-se%C3%B1ala- responsabilidad-de-coronel-Ochoa-P%C3%A9rez-en-masacre-en-Caba%C3%B1as.htm 3. 4. 1997 BBC Television, Arena Program “Bananas”. 5. 1982 Phil Donahue Show; National Public Radio; Le Monde. Book Reviews of Righteous Dopefiend 2010 1. Against the Grain, KPFA, “Righteous Dopefiends.” Interview moderated by C.S. Soong, July 12 Page 29 of 36 3. AboutPhilly.com, “Righteous Dopefiend.” By Lindsay Moreau, March 5 2009 10. Publisher’s Weekly, June Book Reviews of In Search of Respect 1. 2010 In Argentina: a. La Nación.com, “Philippe Bourgois, la antropología como inmersión en mundos ajenos.” By Raquel San Martín, August 29 Page 30 of 36 Book Reviews of Ethnicity at Work (Selected) 1. 1995-96 Labor History pp.36-38 2. 1991 Theory and Society 20:393-401; American Journal of Sociology 97:1:235-237; American Historical Review Feb:297; Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales; Journal of Social History 24:3:661- 663. 3. 1990 St. Louis Post Dispatch 1/10; American Anthropologist 92:1084-1085. EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS Page 31 of 36 Associate Editorships: International Journal of Drug Policy (2011-2016) Member of International Editorial Boards: [Current only] Anthropologie et Sociétés [France]; AVÁ Revista de Antropología [Argentina]; Drogues, Santé et Société [Canada]; Espaces et Sociétés [France]; Ethnography [England] ; Etnografia e Ricerca Qualitativa [Italy]; Revista Análysis [Colombia]; Revista Maguaré [Colombia]; Universidad del Rosario Press [Colombia]; Cuestiones Criminales National University of Quilmes [Argentina]; Member of Editorial Boards: [Current only] After Culture; Anthropological Quarterly; ; Contemporary Drug Problems; Culture, Medicine & Psychiatry; Human Organization (Journal of the Society for Applied Anthropology); International Journal of Drug Policy; Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse; Public Anthropology Series, University of California Press; Sexuality, Research, and Social Policy; Substance Use and Misuse; SM Journal of Community Medicine Current Ad Hoc Referee for: [Past 5 years only] AIDS & Behavior; American Anthropologist; American Ethnologist; American Journal of Sociology; American Sociologist; Anthropology Today; Centre National de Recherche Scientifique [France]; Blackwell Publishing; Centro de Estudios Puertorriqueños; Columbia University Press; Contemporary Drug Problems; Culture and Agriculture; Ethnography; Ethnohistory; Harvard University Press; ISER (University of the West Indies); International Migration Review; International Journal of Peace Research; Journal of Latin American Anthropology; Journal of Urban Health; Medical Anthropology; Medical Anthropology Quarterly; National Science Foundation; Oxford University Press; Qualitative Sociology; Rutgers University Press; Science; Social Justice; Social Problems; Social Science & Medicine; Sociological Theory; Theory and Society; Theory, Culture & Society; University of Chicago Press; University of California Press; Urban Anthropology and International World Systems; ADVISORY BOARDS 1. 2015-2019 Member of the Advisory Council of the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research 2. 2011-2015. Member of the Behavioral and Social Sciences Approaches to Preventing HIV/AIDS (BSPH) Study Section of NIH Center for Scientific Review. 3. 2011-2012. Member of Scientific Advisory Board of President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). 4. 2008-2010 Member of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Advisory Panel on Macroeconomic Conditions and Youth Violence. 5. 2003-2005 Latin American Risk Reduction Alliance. 6. 2003-2004 Epidemiological/Ethnographic Contact for San Francisco, “Pulse Check Trends in Drug Abuse” Executive Office of the President, Office of National Drug Control Policy. 7. 2003-2010 Fellow of the Society for Applied Anthropology. 8. 2000-2003 Margaret Mead Award Selection Committee. 9. 2000-present University of California Press, Public Anthropology Series. (Founding Co-editor) 10. 1999-2001 Academic Advisory Council of the President's National Campaign Against Youth Violence. 11. 1994-1998 Project Rebound San Francisco State University. 12. 1996-2002 San Francisco Urban Institute Quarterly Editorial Board. 13. 1993-1998 Page 32 of 36 San Francisco Public Research Institute. 14. 1984-2000 Marcus Garvey and Universal Negro Improvement Association Papers. University of California, Los Angeles. GRANT SPONSORSHIP FOR POST-DOCS AND PHD STUDENTS (since 2007 only) 2007-present 1. Utpal Sandesara, University of Pennsylvania, Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, for Sex Selective Abortion in Gujarat (2014-2016) 2. Nick Iacobelli, University of Pennsylvania, National Science Foundation and Wenner-Gren Foundation, for Contradictions of Carceral Medical Care 3. Christopher Golias, University Pennsylvania Graduate Fellowship (2011-2012), Violence and Alcohol Among Toba Amerindians, Argentina, Primary Mentor 4. Danya Fast, British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, 2014-2016, Gender and Sexual Health Initiative and the Urban Health Research Initiative 5. Basak Can, Wenner-Gren Foundation 8343 (2011-2012), Social Economy of Witnessing Violence: Enforced Disappearances in Turkey; PI 6. Christopher Smith, Canadian Social Science Research Council (2010-2012), A Comparison of Methadone Treatment and Harm Reduction in Canada and the US; Primary Mentor. 7. Daniel Ciccarone MD, NIDA K23 DA016165 (2004-2009), The Medical Consequences of Different Types of Heroin; Primary Mentor 8. Daniel Ciccarone MD, NIH Loan Repayment Program (2006-2009) 9. Minnis, K01HD047434 (2007-2012), Migration and Reproductive Health Risks Among Latino Youth Co- Mentor 10. Katherine Erwin, NIH Loan Repayment Program (2006-2009) 11. Michelle Roland, K23 MH071188 (2004-2009), The Social Context of HIV Post-Exposure Prophylaxis; Co-Mentor 12. Grant Colfax, K23 DA016231 (2003-2008), Club Drugs and HIV Risk Behavior in High-Risk Men; Co- Mentor 13. Deborah Cohan, K23 DA016174 (2003-2008), Ethnographic Study of an HIV Risk Population; Co-Mentor 14. Margot Kushel, K08 HS 11415-01A1 (2002-2007), Improving Health Care Outcomes Among Homeless Persons; Co-Mentor 15. Sherry Weiser, K23 MH079713 (2007-2012), The Impact of Food Insecurity on HIV Outcomes and Sexual 16. Risk Behavior in Uganda; Co-Mentor 17. Angelo Distephano, TAPS Postdoctoral Fellow, UCSF (2005-2007), Intimate Partner Violence and HIV 18. Among High Risk Men: A Cross-Ethnic Comparison; Primary Mentor 19. Peter Davidson, UARP Doctoral Grant (2006-2008), Social spaces and HIV outcomes for injecting drug users; Co-Mentor 20. Johanna Crane, UARP Doctoral Grant (2005-2007), HIV and Scientists in Uganda and UCSF; Co-Mentor 21. Timothy Rodriguez, Diversity Supplement on R01 MH078743 (2007-2011), HIV Risk among Male Parolees and their Female Partners; Primary Mentor COMPLETED GRANTS (As PI only) 1. 2005-2007 NIH R01-DA10164-S1 “Diversity Supplement for Under-Represented Ethnic Minority Graduate Student on The Logics for HIV Risk Among Homeless Heroin Injectors.” $80,000. 2. 2003-2004 Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton and National Endowment for the Humanities grant for “Confronting the Diseases of Civilization: The moral economy of addiction and the ethics of public medicine.” $45,000. 3. 2003-2004 Page 33 of 36 Russell Sage Foundation small grant 87-03-04 for “Confronting Inner City Social Suffering in the County Hospital: Teaching Doctors to Heal Poverty.” $50,000. 4. 1999-2001 University AIDS Research Project (UARP): “Poly-drug Use and HIV Risk Among Homeless Heroin Injectors.” $120,000. 5. 1999 Supplement to NIH R01DA10164 “The Logics for HIV Risk Among Homeless Heroin Addicts.” $31,000. 6. 1993-1994 Fulbright Research Scholar, Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica, Heredia, Maestría en Política Económica para Centro América. (Summers). $30,000. 7. 1993-1994 Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation for “In Search of Respect: Selling Crack in El Barrio.” $60,000. 8. 1989-1990 Social Science Research Council/Inter-University Program for Latino Research, and the Committee for Public Policy Research on Contemporary Hispanic Issues and the Committee for Research on the Urban Underclass for “Culture and Economy in Spanish Harlem.” $35,000. 9. 1989 National Institute on Drug Abuse (R03-DA06413) “Crack Dealers in East Harlem.” $30,000. 10. 1988-1989 Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research Grant for “Ethnicity, Income Generating Strategies and the Inner City.” $13,000. 11. 1985-1986 Bourse Chateaubriand (French Ministry of Foreign Affairs) for “Ethnographic Research Among Second-Generation North African Immigrants.” $12,000. 12. 1982-1984 Inter-American Foundation Dissertation Research Fellowship for “Ethnic Relations on Costa Rica's Atlantic Coast.” $18,000. 13. 1978-1982 Stanford Graduate Fellowship. 14. 1975-1978 Harvard Scholarship. COMPLETED GRANTS (As Co-Investigator Only) 1. 2009-2014 "Heroin Price, and Purity Study." Funded by NIH/NIDA # R01 DA27599, $100,000/year PI Ciccarone 2. 2006-2010 “Qualitative Exploration of Low-Frequency Heroin Injectors not in Drug Treatment.” Funded by NIH/NIDA # R01 DA021627, $100,000. PI Alex Kral 3. 2008-2009 "HIV, Environment and Risk Among Unstably Housed Women Study (HERS)” funded by California HIV/AIDS Research Program # ID06-SF194, $120,000. PI Elise Riley 4. 2007-2009 “Study of Substance Using Youth Populations in Northern CA.” Funded by California Department of Health Services # 06-55787, $12,000. PI Jim Quesada 5. 2000-2003 “Community-Based HIV Prevention in Five Counties” funded by NIH/NIMH # U-10 MH61536, $1,000,000. PI Tom Coates and Carlos Caceres. 6. 2003-2007 “A Randomized Controlled Trial of HIV Adherence Case Management and Modified Direct Observation Therapy” funded by NIH/NIMH # R01-64388, $2,347,926. PI David Bangsberg 7. 2002-2007 “HIV Risk Reduction for Women & Incarcerated Partners” funded by NIH/NINR # R01-08324, $1,500,000. PI Olga Grinstead. Page 34 of 36 8. 2000-2004 Training Grant for Center for AIDS Prevention, UCSF. Funded by NIH/NIMH $400,000/Yr. PI Tom Coates. 9. 1999-2003 “HIV and Hepatitis in Young Injectors: A Community Study” funded by NIH/NIDA # R01 DA12803, $1,500,000. PI Andrew Moss. 10. 1999-2002 “HIV and Hepatitis in Young Injectors: A Community Study” funded by NIH/NIDA # R01 DA12803, $1,500,000. PI Andrew Moss. 11. 2001 “A Map for Research-developed HIV Interventions.” Funded by NIH/NIDA # R01- $300,000. PI Joseph Guydish. 12. 2000-2001 “Center for Aids Prevention Center Grant” funded by NIH/NIMH P50 MH42459-15, $2,000,000. PI Tom Coates. 13. 2000-2001 “Culture and Behavior in the Medical Curriculum” funded by The California Endowment Foundation, $485,000. PI Nancy Adler and Melanie Tervalon. 14. 1999-2001 “Role of Syringe Access and Risk Factors for HIV Transmission.” Funded by NIH/NIDA # R01- DA11591, $750,000. PI Martin Schechter 15. 1999-2000 “Secondary Syringe Exchange and HIV Prevention” funded by University AIDS Research Program # R99-57-115, $120,000. PI Brian Edlin. CONSULTANCIES and RESEARCH POSITIONS (Selected) 1. 1997 Evaluation of Needle Exchange and Outreach Services for Intravenous Drug-Using Youth, Ministry of Health/Direction de la Santé Publique and British Colombia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS. Montreal and Vancouver. (Two visits.) 2. 1997 The Use of Alternative Financial Services by Low Income Households in the San Francisco Bay Area. Washington DC, Consumer Federation of America. (Funded by the Ford Foundation. (Summer). 3. 1997 Evaluation of Needle Exchange and Outreach Services for Intravenous Drug-Using Youth, Ministry of Health/Direction Santé Publique. Montreal, March 6-16. 4. 1994 Ethnographic initiative for San Francisco of the Epidemiological Working Group of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (contracted by T. Head and Co.): “Indirect Needle Sharing Among Homeless Heroin Addicts”. 5. 1992 Directed ethnographic seminar and research diagnostic for the Ministry of Health of Bolivia for the “Proyecto de Investigación\Concientización en Prevención del Uso Indebido de Drogas en Niños de la Calle” [Research and Prevention Project with Drug Using Street-Children] (Contracted by Macro International Inc. and Development Associates Inc.). La Paz, Bolivia Administered by Development Associates, USA. (Spring and Summer). 6. 1989-91 New York Project Director “Nine City Sex-for-Crack Study”. National Institute on Drug Abuse. Contracted by Birch & Davis Co. 7. 1988-90 Principal Investigator. “Concealment in the Underground Economy: The Economic and Ideological Dynamics of the Census Undercount in the Inner City.” Joint Statistical Agreement (#88-24) with the U.S. Bureau of the Census. 8. 1986-87 Page 35 of 36 Diagnostic study of Miskitu refugees for Catholic Relief Services, New York; and the Centro De Investigación y Documentación de la Costa Atlántica, Managua, Nicaragua. (Winter). Page 36 of 36