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1 1 One of the key reasons that this section presents a general history of the development of ethnographic methods is because the current works do an excellent job of discussing theory and methods, but are missing most of the practical and pragmatic advice for rapport building, survival, and data management processes that are present in the earlier works. It is worth a little historical diving to find that advice. The earlier works are more student oriented, and the later works more professionally oriented.

2 2 This study, conducted by the World Health Organization, was designed to make the International Classification of Impairments, Disabilities and Handicaps cross-culturally applicable and to increase the utilization of the classification system for international health research.

3 3 Excerpts in this section and expansion of the ideas presented can be found in Linda Whiteford and Robert T. Trotter, II (2008) Ethics in Anthropological Research and Practice. Boston, MA. Wadsworth.