Coming of Age in American Anthropology

<p>This is the book and a must read of the century. It's anthropological history in the re-making. The American Anthropological best seller the</p><p>Chief Malopa'upo Isaia a descendant of the Tuimanu'a (king of Manu'a) the very people in Margaret Mead's book has now raised some very serious traditional and legal issues in relation to Margaret Mead's book Columbia University's role and the American Anthropological Association's 'professional' role. In his book "Coming of age in American Anthropology" the Chief is now ordering the removal withdrawal and the disassociation of every material by Margaret Mead on his cultural intellectual property. He has also outlined several legal issues which will have serious ramifications globally on any academic who undertakes any cultural fieldwork on someone else's cultural intellectual property.</p><p>The <em>Coming of age in American Anthropology</em> may well opens the floodgate to civil lawsuits from the two Samoan Governments for billions of dollars in damages to the business community the Tourism Industry of Samoa and from the descendants of the King of Manu'a. It is definitely the case of the century and a must read for all students of anthropology psychology sociology and law. Chief Malopa'upo Isaia is a name to watch for as his work will without a doubt change the face of American Anthropology forever.</p>