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aeer-241	McCajor Hall, Timothy; Read, Rosie	Guest Editors’ Notes Special Issue on Ethnographies of Czechs, Slovaks, and Sorbs	2005	6	.pdf	application/pdf	3247	194	51	Nash analyzes how forms of social security provision for families have helped generate and maintain cultural notions of autonomy and dependency in Czech society. GUEST EDITORS’ NOTES SPECIAL ISSUE ON ETHNOGRAPHIES OF CZECHS, SLOVAKS, AND SORBS Timothy McCajor Hall, University of California at San Diego Rosie Read, University of Glasgow This issue of the Anthropology of Eastern Europe Review grows out of a panel on recent ethnographies from the former Czechoslovakia that was presented at the AAA meeting in 2003.1 In organizing the panel, and during the discussion afterwards, many researchers (particularly younger ones) noted their desire for a forum that would bring together a broad range of recent ethnographic research on the Czech and Slovak Republics.	cache/aeer-241.pdf	txt/aeer-241.txt