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For the rest of us, it means being willing to help when requested to do so, in a context in which there may be little or no theoretical benefit to the discipline, nor any monetary or other professional benefit to the anthropologist. A purely self-serving anthropology is, in reality, a neocolonial anthropology. If anthropologists believe they do have something to contribute to the policy process, that indeed their ethnographic perspective best informs the other methodologies required, then the time to act is at hand.
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