We have added twenty-one new items to HAR‘s bibliography of references. Three authors new to our Bibliography are Marija Brujac, an anthropologist at the University of Belgrade; Amurabi Oliveira, a Brazilian sociologist; and Jan Karlach, an ethnographer at the Czech Academy of Sciences. We have also included a series of reflections in honor of the late Robert Brightman, which were recently published in the Journal of Anthropological Research.

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