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Robert T. Trotter, II, PhD

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medical anthropology
alcohol and drug addiction
corporate anthropology

Biography

Robert T. Trotter, II is an Arizona Regent’s Professor. He currently has two strong research interests:

One in medical anthropology where he has research experience in cross-cultural issues in HIV prevention and intervention, cross cultural research on disabilities, and addiction studies, ethnomedicine (curanderismo), and migrant health in the US
The other research focus is corporate anthropology,including research on on cultural models of collaborative research systems, ethnographic explorations of manufacturing systems, reciprocity theory for modern companies and organizational use of network analysis.

Dr. Robert T. Trotter, II is an Arizona Regent's Professor in anthropology. He is a medical anthropologist with 25 years of experience in cross-cultural health issues ranging from traditional healing in Mexican American communities to alcohol, drug abuse and HIV prevention and intervention programs for minority groups in the US and in international settings.

In addition, he has spent the past 5 years doing research in corporate and business anthropology, resulting in a number of journal publications, a book, and a patent application. Dr. Trotter has more than 125 publications in scientific books and journals and has conducted research and policy studies for the National Institutes of Health, World Health Organization, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and General Motors Corporation.

He has a commitment to exploring new ethnographic research methods, research design, computer assisted ethnography, and international training in rapid ethnographic assessment, including the RARE and I-RARE programs for DHHS and CDC. His other strong interest is the area of research ethics.

His publications include books and articles on Mexican American traditional healing, cross-cultural alcohol and drug studies, migrant farm worker health and education, prevention and intervention studies on HIV/AIDS, alcohol, and drug use, cross-cultural applicability research on disabilities and the international classification of disease, and community based research and collaboration.

He is also an author on a pending patent "System and Model for Performance Value Based Collaborative Relationships" (GP-303794: 845OR-66).

Dr. Trotter has served as a member of Community Intervention Health and Behaviors review panel, NIH, DHHS; a member of the Data Safety Monitoring Board, National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Mental Health; and a member of the Methods Focus task force, Toward a Higher Level of Analysis, Progress and Promise in Research on Social and Cultural Dimensions of Health, NIH, Office of Social and Behavioral Sciences.

Current research projects

Colorado Plateau Agricultural Origins Project

1) 2003- present Operating Ideal Plant culture in a greenfield car assembly plant: LDT General Motors Research and Development Laboratories.

2) 2001- present Understanding the Dynamics and Structure of GM R&D Center Partnerships. General Motors Research and Development Laboratories, Enterprise Systems Laboratories, Warren, MI. (Co-Investigator)

3) 2001-present GAP (Global AIDS Program) I.RARE (International Rapid Assessment, Response and Evaluation). Centers for Disease Control. Rapid Assessment Training, Brazil, Vietnam

Publications

Books

1. Ustun, T. Bedirhan, Somnath Chatterji, Jerome E. Bickenbach, Robert T. Trotter, II, Robin Room, Jurgen Rehm, Shekhar Saxena, eds. (2001). Disability and Culture: Universalism and Diversity. Seattle: Hogrefe and Huber Publishers (ICIDH-2 Series).

2. Schensul, Jean J., Margaret D. LeCompte, Robert T. Trotter, II, Ellen K. Cromley, Merrill Singer (1999). Mapping Social Networks, Spacial Data, and Hidden Populations. Ethnographers Toolkit. Walnut Creek, CA: Altamira Press.

3. Trotter, Robert T., II and Juan Antonio Chavira (1997). Curanderismo: Mexican American Folk Healing. 2nd edition. Athens, Georgia: University of Georgia Press.

4. Trotter, Robert T., II, ed. (1996). Multicultural AIDS Prevention Programs. New York: The Haworth Press.

5. Needle, Richard H., Susan L. Coyle, Sander G. Genser, Robert T. Trotter, II, eds. (1995). Social Networks, Drug Abuse, and HIV Transmission. NIDA Research Monograph Series, No. 151. Rockville, MD: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

6. Trotter, Robert T. II, ed. (1988). Anthropology for Tomorrow: Creating Practitioner Oriented Anthropology Programs. Special Publication No. 24. Washington D.C. American Anthropological Association.

7. Trotter, Robert T. II and Juan Antonio Chavira (1981). Curanderismo: Mexican American Folk Healing System. Athens: University of Georgia Press.

Monographs, special editions of journals, and workbooks

1. Trotter, Robert T., II, Elizabeth K. Briody, Linda B. Catlin, Tracy L. Meerwarth, and Gulcin H. Sengir (2004). General Motors R&D 9907 The Evolving Nature of GM R&D's Collaborative Research Labs: Learning from Stages and Roles. GM Research & Development Center Publication, October 15.

2. Sengir, Gulcin H., Robert T. Trotter, II, Elizabeth K. Briody, Devadatta M. Kulkarni, Linda B. Catlin, and Tracy L. Meerwarth (2004). General Motors R&D 9747 Modeling Relationship Dynamics in GM's Research-Institution Partnerships. GM Research & Development Center Publication, March 15.

3. Trotter, Robert T., II, Richard H. Needle (2000). RARE Project RARE Community Guide. Department of Health and Human Services. Office Public Health and Science, Office of HIV/AIDS Policy. 200 Independence Ave. SW, Washington, D.C. (Spanish version link)

4. Trotter, Robert T., II, Richard H. Needle (2000). RARE Project Field Assessment Training Methods Workbook. Department of Health and Human Services. Office Public Health and Science, Office of HIV/AIDS Policy. 200 Independence Ave. SW, Washington, D.C.

5. Trotter, Robert T., II, Richard H. Needle, , Eric Goosby, Christopher Bates, Deborah von Zinkernagel (2000). RARE Evaluation Protocols Manual. Department of Health and Human Services. Washington D.C.: Office Public Health and Science, Office of HIV/AIDS Policy.

6. Trotter, Robert T., II, Richard H. Needle, Christopher Bates, Merrill Singer (2000). Crisis Response Teams Initiative. RARE Field Team Principle Investigator Guide. Washington, D.C.: Department of Health and Human Services, Office of HIV/AIDS Policy.

7. Needle, Richard H., Eric Goosby, Christopher Bates, Deborah von Zinkernagel, Robert T. Trotter, II. (2000). Crisis Response Team Initiative: A Guide for Conducting Community Based Rapid Assessment, Response, and Evaluation. Department of Health and Human Services. Office Public Health and Science, Office of HIV/AIDS Policy. 200 Independence Ave. SW, Washington, D.C.

8. Trotter, Robert T. II, ed. (1996). Multicultural AIDS Prevention Programs. Drugs and Society, Volume 9, Numbers ½.

9. Michalowski, Raymond, Fred Solop, and Robert Trotter (1995). Arizona Comparative Environmental Risk Project Public Values Assessment. Flagstaff, Ariz.: Northern Arizona University.

10 . Prewitt-Diaz, Joseph O., Robert T. Trotter, II, and Vidal A. Rivera, Jr. (1989). The Effects of Migration on Children: An Ethnographic study. Harrisburg: Pennsylvania State Department of Education, Migrant Education Division.

11 . Trotter, Robert T. II and Juan Antonio Chavira (1977). El Uso de Alcohol: A Resource Book for Spanish Speaking Communities. Atlanta: Southern Area Alcohol Education and Training Program, Inc.

12 . Trotter, Robert T. II and Juan Antonio Chavira (1975). The Gift of Healing. Edinburg, Texas: University of Texas, Pan American.

Chapters in books

1. Perez Rodriguez, V. and R. T. Trotter, II (2006). Antropologia. In Tratado SET de Trastornos Adictivos. Madrid: Editorial Medico Panamericana, S.A.

2. Trotter, Robert T., II (2005). Latin American Curanderismo. In Fundamentals of Complementary and Alternative Medicine. 3rd Edition. Mark Miccozzi, ed. New York: Churchill Livingstone (Harcourt Health Sciences Company). Pp. 578-595.

3. Trotter, Robert T., II (2001). Curanderismo. In Fundamentals of Complementary and Alternative Medicine. 2nd Edition. Mark Miccozzi, ed. New York: Churchill Livingstone (Harcourt Health Sciences Company). Pp. 411-428.

4. Rehm, J., R. T. Trotter, II, S. Chatterji, and T. B. Ustun (2001). The Structure and Stability of the Proposed International Classification. In Disability and Culture: Universalism and Diversity. T. Bedirhan Utsun, Somnath Chatterji, Jerome E. Bickenbach, Robert T. Trotter, II, Robin Room, Jurgen Rehm, and Shekhar Saxena, eds. Seattle: Hogrefe and Huber Publishers (ICIDH-2 Series). Pp. 293-308.

5. Ustun, T.B., S. Chatterji, J.E. Bickenbach, R. T. Trotter, II, and S. Saxena (2001). Disability and Cultural Variation: The ICIDH-2 Cross-Cultural Applicability Research Study. In Disability and Culture: Universalism and Diversity. T. Bedirhan Utsun, Somnath Chatterji, Jerome E. Bickenbach, Robert T. Trotter, II, Robin Room, Jurgen Rehm, and Shekhar Saxena, eds. ICIDH-2 Series. Seattle: Hogrefe and Huber Publishers. Pp. 3-20.

6. S. Chatterji, T. B. Ustun and R. T. Trotter, II (2001). Objectives and Overall Plan for the ICIDH-2 Cross-Cultural Applicability Study. In Disability and Culture: Universalism and Diversity. T. Bedirhan Utsun, Somnath Chatterji, Jerome E. Bickenbach, Robert T. Trotter, II, Robin Room, Jurgen Rehm, and Shekhar Saxena, eds. ICIDH-2 Series. Seattle: Hogrefe and Huber Publishers. Pp. 21-36.

7. Trotter, R. T. II, J. Rehm, S. Chatterji, R. Room, and T. B. Ustun (2001). Cross-Cultural Applicability Research Methods. In Disability and Culture: Universalism and Diversity. T. Bedirhan Utsun, Somnath Chatterji, Jerome E. Bickenbach, Robert T. Trotter, II, Robin Room, Jurgen Rehm, and Shekhar Saxena, eds. Seattle: Hogrefe and Huber Publishers (ICIDH-2 Series). Pp. 37-64.

8. R. Room, J. Rehm, R. T. Trotter, II, A Paglia, and T.B. Ustun (2001). Cross-Cultural Views on Stigma, Valuation, Parity, and Societyal Values Towards Disability. In Ustun, T. Bedirhan, Somnath Chatterji, Jerome E. Bickenbach, Robert T. Trotter, II, Robin Room, Jurgen Rehm, Shekhar Saxena. eds. ICIDH-2. Disability and Culture: Universalism and Diversity. Seattle: Hogrefe and Huber Publishers. Pp. 247-292.

9. Ustun, T.B., S. Chatterji, J. E. Bichenbach, R. T. Trotter, II, R. Room, J. Rehm, and S. Saxena (2001). Summary and Conclusions. In Ustun, T. Bedirhan, Somnath Chatterji, Jerome E. Bickenbach, Robert T. Trotter, II, Robin Room, Jurgen Rehm, Shekhar Saxena. eds. Disability and Culture: Universalism and Diversity. ICIDH-2 Series. Seattle: Hogrefe and Huber Publishers. Pp. 309-322.

10. Trotter, Robert T., II, Maria Elena Medina Mora (2000). Qualitative Methods. In Guide to Drug Abuse Epidemiology, Mental Health and Substance Dependence Department, Noncommunicable Disease and Mental Health Cluster, World Health Organization. Geneva. Pp 93-123.

11. Trotter, Rober T. II, Martin C. Donoghoe (2000). Field Assessment of Model Core Questionnaire. In Guide to Drug Abuse Epidemiology, Mental Health and Substance Dependence Department, Non-communicable Disease and Mental Health Cluster, World Health Organization. Geneva. Pp. 355-368

12. Trotter, Robert T. II (1999). Ethnography and Network Analysis: The Study of Social Context in Cultures and Societies. In The Handbook of Social Studies in Health and Medicine. Gary L. Albrecht, Ray Fitzpatrick, and Susan C. Scrimshaw, eds. London. Sage Publications. Pp. 210-229.

13. Page, J. Bryan and Robert T. Trotter, II (1999). To Theorize or Not To Theorize: Anthropological Research in Drugs and AIDS. In Integrating Cultural, Observational, and Epidemiological Approaches in the Prevention of Drug Abuse and HIV/AIDS. Patricia Loomis Marshall, Merrill Singer, Michael C. Clatts, eds. USDHHS/National Institute on Drug Abuse, NIH Publication No. 99-4565. Pp. 51-73.

14. Singer, Merril, Patricia Loomis Marshall, Robert T. Trotter, II, Jean J. Schensul, Margaret R. Weeks, Janie E. Simmons, and Kim E. Radda. (1999). Ethics, Ethnography, Drug Use and AIDS: Dilemmas and Standards in Federally Funded Research. In Integrating Cultural, Observational, and Epidemiological Approaches in the Prevention of Drug Abuse and HIV/AIDS. Patricia Loomis Marshall, Merrill Singer, Michael C. Clatts, eds. USDHHS/National Institute on Drug Abuse, NIH Publication No. 99-4565. Pp198-222.

15. Trotter, Robert T. II, (1999) Friends, Relatives and Relevant Others: Conducting Ethnographic Network Studies. (Pp: 1- 50). In Schensul, Jean J., Margaret D. LeCompte, Robert T. Trotter, II, Ellen K. Cromley, Merrill Singer. Mapping Social Networks, Spatial Data, and Hidden Populations. Ethnographers Toolkit. Walnut Creek, CA: Altamira Press.

16. Trotter, Robert T. II, Jean J. Schenshul (1998). Methods in Applied Anthropology. In Handbook of Methods in Cultural Anthropology. H. Russell Bernard, ed. Walnut Creek: Altimira Press. Pp. 691-736.

17. Trotter, Robert T. II, Jon Rolf, Julie A. Baldwin (1997). Cultural Models of Inhalant Abuse Among Navajo Youth. In New York: Sociocultural Perspectives on Volatile Solvent Use. Fred Beauvais and Joseph E. Trimble, eds. The Haworth Press. Pp. 39-59.

18. Trotter, Robert T., II (1996). Computer Uses in Anthropology: The Encyclopedia of Cultural Anthropology. Lakeville, CT: HRAF and American Reference Publishing company. Pp. 234-237.

19. Trotter, Robert T. II (1996). Curanderismo. In Fundamentals of Complementary Medical Systems. Mark Miccozzi, ed. London: Churchill Livingston Press. Pp. 259-277.

20 . Trotter, Robert T., II (1996). Communication and Community Participation in Program Evaluation Processes. In Advanced Methodological Issues in Culturally Competent Evaluation for Substance Abuse Prevention, Ada-Helen Bayer, Frances Larry Brisbane, and Amelie Ramirez, eds. CSAP Cultural Competence Series No. 6. DHHS Publication No. (SMA) 96-3110. Pp: 241-266.

21. Baldwin, Julie A., Anne M. Baldwin, Robert T. Trotter, II (1996). Factors Contributing to Retention of Not-in-Treatment Drug Users in an HIV/AIDS Outreach Prevention Program. In Multicultural AIDS Prevention Programs. Robert T. Trotter, II, ed. New York: The Haworth Press. Pp. 19-37.

22. Segal, Bernard and Robert T. Trotter, II (1996). AIDS Prevention: Conclusions and Implications. In Multicultural AIDS Prevention Programs. Robert T. Trotter, II, ed. New York: The Haworth Press. Pp. 213-220.

23. Trotter, Robert T. II, Anne. M. Bowen and James. M. Potter (1995). Network Models for HIV Outreach and Prevention Programs for Drug Users. NIDA Monograph Series. Washington, D.C.: National Institute on Drug Abuse. NIDA Monograph Series No. 151, Pp.144-180.

24. Richard H. Needle, Susan L. Coyle, Sander G. Genser, Robert T. Trotter, II (1995). Introduction: The Social Network Research Paradigm. NIDA Monograph Series. Washington, D.C.: National Institute on Drug Abuse. NIDA Monograph Series No. 151, Pp. 1-2.

25. Williams, Mark L., Zhangqing Zhuo, Harvey A. Siegal, Rafaela R. Robles, Robert T. Trotter, II, and Adelbert Jones (1995). A Comparison of Drug Use Networks Across Three Cities. NIDA Monograph Series No. 151. Washington D. C.: National Institute on Drug Abuse. Pp. 109-130.

26. Trotter, Robert T., II. (1995). Drug Use, AIDS, and Ethnography: Advanced Ethnographic Research Methods Exploring the HIV Epidemic. In Qualitative Methods in Drug Abuse and HIV Research. NIDA Monograph Series no. 157, Washington, D.C. National Institute on Drug Abuse. NIH. Pp. 38-64.

27. Trotter, Robert T., II, James M. Potter, Anne M Bowen, Dolores Jiron (Traduccion Arturo Ortiz) (1993). Enfoques Etnograficos y analsis de las redes sociales, para la creacion de programs de prevencion del uso de drogas y de VIH, en ursarios activos. In Las Adicciones: Hacia un Enfoque Multidisciplinario. Consejo Nacional contra las Adicciones. Secrataria de salud, Mexico. Mexico, DF: Pp. 45-54.

28. Trotter, Robert T., II, (1992). Ethnographic Data Management: A Model from a Dispersed Multi-Ethnographer Project. In Computer Applications for Anthropologists. Margaret S. Boone and John Jay Wood, eds. Belmont, Calif.: Wadsworth Publishers.

29. Trotter, Robert T., II, (1992). Monster Time and Other Ethnographic Insights at Wupatki National Monument. In On Interpretation: Sociology for Interpreters of Natural and Cultural History. Revised Edition. Gary E. Machlis and Donald R. Field, eds. Corvalis, OR: Oregon State University Press.

30. Trotter, Robert T., II (1991). Ethnographic Research Methods for Applied Medical Anthropology. In Training Manual in Applied Medical Anthropology. ed by Carole E. Hill, American Anthropological Association Special Publication No. 27, Washington, D.C.: American Anthropological Association. Pp. 180-212.

31. Hugo Mejias, Ronald L. Applbaum, Susan J. Applbaum, Robert T. Trotter, II (1991). Oral Communication Apprehension and Hispanics: An Exploration of Oral Communication Apprehension Among Mexican American Students in Texas. in Language Anxiety: From Theory and Research to Classroom Applications, ed. by Elaine K. Horwitz and Dolly J. Young, pp.87-98, Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall.

32. Rodriguez-Andrew, Sylvia, Robert T. Trotter, II , and M. Jean Gilbert (1988). Mexican American Cultural Norms Related to Alcohol Use as Reflected in Drinking Settings and Language Use. In Alcohol Consumption Among Mexicans and Mexican Americans: A Bi-National Perspective. M. Jean Gilbert, ed. Los Angeles. Spanish Speaking Mental Health Center. University of California, Los Angeles.

33. Trotter, Robert T., II (1987). A Case of Lead Poisoning from Folk Remedies in Mexican American Communities. In Anthropological Praxis, Shirley Fiske and Robert Wulff, eds. Boulder CO: Westview Press.

34. Trotter, Robert T., II, Michael H. Logan (1986). Informant Consensus: A New Approach for Identifying Potentially Effective Medicinal Plants. In Plants Used in Indigenous Medicine: Biocultural Approaches. Nina Etkin, ed. Redgrave Publications. Pp. 91-112.

35. Trotter, Robert T., II (1985). Mexican-American Experience with Alcohol South Texas Exampes. In The American Experience With Alcohol: Contrasting Cultural Perspectives. Linda A. Bennett and Genevieve M. Ames, eds. New York: Plenum Press.

36. Trotter, Robert T. II (1979). Commentary: The Folk Performance of Chicano and the Cultural Limits of Political Ideology. In Proceedings of Conference: The Mexican American Experience in Texas. ed. by Margarita Melville and Hidal Castillo Pharris. Monograph No. 1, Mexican American Studies Center, University of Houston.

37. Trotter, Robert T. II, Juan Antonio Chavira (1979) Discovering New Models for Alcohol Counseling for Minority Groups. In Modern Medicine and Medical Anthropology in the United States Mexico Border Population. Boris Velimirovic, ed. Pan American Health Organization, Scientific Publication No. 359. (Spanish version link)

38. Trotter, Robert T. II (1977) Cultural Perspectives on Alcoholism. In Proceedings of Women and Alcohol: Cultural Perspectives and Public Responsibility. Mary Sheldon and Russell Sparling, eds. Austin, Texas Committee for the Humanities and Public Policy.

Articles

1. Valderrama, Juan Carlos, Silvia Tortajada, Lourdes Alapont, Antonio Vidal, Ma Jose Perez, Miguel Castellano, Josefa Gomez, Rafael Aleixandre, and Robert T. Trotter, II (2006). Rapid Assessment of Drug Abuse Prevention Needs for Youth in Small Spanish Municipalities: Coping with Resource Limitations. Journal of Drug Issues, Selected Papers 36(1):29-51.

2. Gulcin H. Sengir, Robert T. Trotter, Elizabeth K. Briody, Devadatta M. Kulkarni Linda B. Catlin Tracy L. Meerwarth (2004). Modeling relationship dynamics in GM’s Research Institution Partnerships. Journal of Manufacturing Technology Management 15(7):541-559.

3. Needle, Richard H., Robert T. Trotter, II, Merrill Singer, Christopher Bates, J. Bryan Page, David Metzger, Louis H. Marcelin, (2003). Rapid Assessment of the HIV/AIDS Crisis in Racial and Ethic Minority Communities: An Approach for Timely Community Interventions. American Journal of Public Health 93(6):970-979.

4. Pachter, Lee M, Weller Susan C., Baer Roberta D., Garcia de Alba Garcia Javier E., Trotter, Robert T. II, Glazer, Mark, and Klein, Robert. (2002). Variation in Asthma Beliefs and Practices Among Mainland Puerto Ricans, Mexican Americans, Mexicans, and Guatemalans. Journal of Asthma 39(2):119-134.

5. Trotter, Robert T. II, Bedirhan Ustun, Somnath Chatterji, Juergen Rehm, Robin Room, and Jerome Bichenbach (2001). Cross-Cultural Applicability Research on Disablement: Models and Methods for the Revision of an International Classification. Human Organization 60(1):13-27.

6. MacQueen, Kathleen M., Eleanor McLellan, David S. Metzger, Susan Kegeles, Ronald P. Strauss, Roseanne Scotti, Lynn Blanchard, and Robert T. Trotter, II, (2001). What Is Community? An Evidence-Based Definition for Participatory Public Health. American Journal of Public Health 91(12):1929-1938.

7. Trotter, Robert T. II, Needle, Richard H., Eric Goosby, Christopher Bates, and Merrill Singer (2001). A Methodological Model for Rapid Assessment, Response and Evaluation: the RARE Program in Public Health. Journal of Field Methods 13(2):137-159.

8. Deren, S., Stark, M., Rhodes, F., Siegal, H. Cottler, L., Wood, M., Kochems, L. Carlson, R. Falck, R. Rourke, K., Trotter, R., Weir, B., Goldstein, MF. Wrignt-De Aguero, L. (2001). Drug Using Men Who Have Sex with Men: Sexual Behaviours and Sexual Identities. Culture, Health and Sexuality 3(3):329-338.

9. Rothenberg, R.B., C. Sterk, D. Long, A. Pach, J.J. Potterat, S.Q. Muth, J. Baldwin, R. Trotter (2000). The Atlanta Urban Networks Project. I. A blueprint for endemic transmission. AIDS 14(14):2191-2200.

10. Rothenberg, R., B. Baldwin, R. Trotter, S. Muth (2001). The risk environment for HIV transmission: results from the Atlanta and Flagstaff network studies. Journal of Urban Health 78(3):419-432.

11. Needle, Richard H., Robert. T. Trotter, II, Eric Goosby, Christopher Bates, and Deborah Von Zinkernagel (2000). Methodologically Sound rapid assessment and response: providing timely data for policy development on drug use interventions. International Journal of Drug Policy. 11(2000):19-23.

12. Trotter, Robert T. II, Susan C. Weller, Roberta D. Baer, Lee M. Pachter, Mark Glazer, Javier E. Garcia de Alba Garcia, and Robert E. Klein (1999) Consensus Theory Model of AIDS/SIDA Beliefs in Four Latino Populations. AIDS Education and Prevention 11(5): 414-426.

13. Rhodes, F., S. Deren, MM Wood, M.g. Shedlin, R.G. Carlson, E.Y. Lambert, L.M. Kochems, M.J. Stark, R.S. Falck, L. Wright-DeAguero, B. Weir, L. Cottler, K.M. Rourke, and R. T. Trotter, II. (1999). Understanding HIV risks of chronic drug-using men who have sex with men. AIDS Care 11(6):629-648.

14. Ustun, T. Bedirhan, Jurgen Rehm, Somnath Chatterji, Shekhar Saxena, Robert Trotter, Robin Room, Jerome Bickenbach, and the WHO/NIH Joint Project CAR Study Group. (1999). Multiple-informant ranking of the disabling effects of different health condtions in 14 countries. The Lancet 354(9173):111-115.

15. Baer, Robert D., C. Weller, Susan C. Weller, Lee Pachter, Robert Trotter, Javier Garcia de Alba garcia, Mark Glazer, Robert Klein, Tracey Lockaby, Janice Nichols, Roger Parrish, Bruce Randall, Jeanette Reid, Susan W. Morfit and Van Morfit. (1999). Beliefs about AIDS in Five Latin and Anglo American populations: the role of the biomedical model. Anthropology and Medicine 6(1):13-29.

16. Susan C. Weller, Roberta D. Baer, Lee M. Pachter, Robert T. Trotter, II, Mark Glazer, Javirr E. Garcia de Alba Garcia, Robert E, Klein. (1999). Latino Beliefs about Diabetes. Diabetes Care 22(5):722-728.

17. Trotter, Robert T. II (1997) Anthropological Midrange Theories in Mental Health Research: Selected Theorys, Methods, and Systematic Approaches to At-Risk Populations. Ethos 25(2): 259-274.

18. Trotter, Robert T. II, Jon Rolf, Julie A. Baldwin (1997). Cultural Models of Inhalant Abuse Among Navajo Youth. Drugs and Society 10(1/2):39-59.

19. Trotter, Robert T. II, Anne M. Bowen, and Heather Hurlbert (1996). A Method for Systematic Reduction of the Number of Questions in a Network Questionnaire. Journal of Quantitative Anthropology 6:35-47.

20. Trotter, Robert T., Anne M. Bowen, Julie A. Baldwin, and Laurie J. Price (1996). The Efficacy of Network Based HIV/AIDS Risk Reduction Programs in Midsized Towns in the United States. Journal of Drug Issues. 26(3): 591-606.

22. Baldwin, Julie A., Jon E. Rolf, Jeanette Johnson, Jeremy Bowers, Christine Benally, Robert T. Trotter, II. (1996). Developing Culturally Sensitive HIV/AIDS and Substance Abuse Prevention Curricula for Native American Youth. Journal of School Health. 66(9): 322-327.

23. Bernard Segal and Robert T. Trotter, II. (1996). AIDS Prevention: Conclusions and Implications. Drugs and Society 9(1/2): 213-220.

24. Bowen, Anne M. and Robert T. Trotter, II (1995). HIV risk in IV Drug Users and Crack Smokers: Predicting Stage of Change for Condom Use. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 63(2):238-248.

25. Trotter, Robert T.II, Richard B. Rothenberg and Susan Coyle (1995). Drug Abuse and HIV Prevention Research: Expanding Paradigms and Network Contributions to Risk Reduction. Connections 18(1): 29-46.

26. Trotter, Robert T. II, Julie A. Baldwin and Anne M. Bowen (1995). Network Structure and Proxy Network Measures of HIV, Drug and Incarceration Risks for Active Drug Users. Connections 18(1): 89-104.

27. Mark L. Williams, Zhangqing Zhuo, Harvey A. Siegal, Rafaela R. Robles, and Adelbert Jones Robert T. Trotter, II (1995). An Investigation of the HIV Risk Behaviors of Drug Use Networks. Connections 18(1): 58-72.

28. Trotter, Robert T. II, James M. Potter (1993). Pile Sorts, A Cognitive Anthropological Model of Drug and AIDS Risks for Navajo Teenagers: Assessment of a New Evaluation Tool. Drugs and Society 7(3/4):23-39.

29. Potter, James M., George Gotto, Victoria Davis, Anthea Hajhar, and Robert T. Trotter, II (1993). A small town model for HIV/AIDS prevention. Practicing Anthropology 15(4):5-9.

30 . Weller, Susan C., Lee M. Patcher, Roberta D. Baer, and Robert T. Trotter, II (1993). Empacho in four Latino groups: a study of intra and inter cultural variation in beliefs. Medical Anthropology 15(2):109, 136.

31. Trotter, Robert T., II, (1991). A Survey of Four Illnesses and their Relationship to Intracultural Variation in a Mexican American Community. American Anthropologist 93:115-125.

32. Trotter, Robert T., II, (1991). Ethnographic Research Training in a National Park. Practicing Anthropology 13(4):7-10.

33. Trotter, Robert T., II (1990) The Cultural Parameters of Lead Poisoning: A Medical Anthropologist's View of Intervention in Environmental Lead Exposure. Environmental Health Perspectives 89:79-84.

34. Trotter, Robert T., II, (1990). Culture and Interpretation: Potential Points of Conflict. Contact: The Southwest Region Interpreter's Newsletter. Vol. VIII (July - September), Pp.8-10.

35. Trotter, Robert T., II, (1989). Ethnographic field school. CRM Bulletin. 12(6):8.

36. Trotter, Robert T., II (1989). Fallen Fontanelle in the American Southwest: Its Origin, Epidemiology, and Possible Organic Causes. Medical Anthropology 10(4):201-217.

37. Marc R. Feldesman, Robert T. Trotter, II (1989). A Consumer's View of the "Meat Market." Anthropology Newsletter 30(2):1,24,25.

38. Trotter, Robert T. II (1988). Research Methods Training Requirements in Anthropology. Anthropology Newsletter 29(7):28,26.

39. Trotter, Robert T. II (1988). Migrant Health: A National Challenge for AHECs. Arizona Health Education Center System 5(2):16.

40 . Trotter, Robert T. II (1988). Caida de Mollera: A Newborn and Early Infancy Health Risk. Migrant Health Newsline 4(5) Clinical Supplement.

41. Trotter, Robert T. II (1986). Statistical Packages for Micro Computers. Computer Assisted Anthropology News Vol 2(2):15 -17.

42. Trotter, Robert T. II (1986). Folk Medicines and Drug Interactions. Migrant Health Newsline 3(7):3-5.

43. Trotter, Robert T. II, (1986). Folk Medicine in the Southwest: Myths and Medical Facts. Postgraduate Medicine 78(8):167-179.

44. Applbaum, Robert L., Susan Applbaum, and Robert T. Trotter, II (1986). Communication Apprehension and Hispanics: An Exploration of Communication Apprehension Among Mexican Americans. World Communication 15(1):11-29.

45. Trotter, Robert T., II (1986). What Electronic Bulletin Boards Are All About. Anthropology Newsletter 27(5).

46. Trotter, Robert T., II (1985). Statistical Software Smorgasbord. Profiles 2(7):60-67.

47. Trotter, Robert T., II (1985). Author's reply on Training of Medical Anthropologists. Human Organization. 44(1):81.

48. Trotter, Robert T., II (1985). Greta and Azarcon: A Survey of Episodic Lead Poisoning From A Folk Remedy. Human Organization. 44(1):64-71.

49. Trotter, Robert T., II (1983). Community Morbidity Patterns and Mexican American Folk Illness: A Comparative Approach. Medical Anthropology 7(1):33-44.

50. Trotter, Robert T., II. (1983). Greta and Azarcon: Two Unusual Sources of Lead Poisoning From Mexican American Folk Medicine. Texas Rural Health Journal. May June:1-5

51. Trotter, Robert T., II, A. Ackerman, D. Rodman, A. Martinez and F. Sorvillo (1983). "Azarcon" and "Greta:" Ethnomedical Solution to An Epidemiological Mystery. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 14(3):3,18.

52. Trotter, Robert T., II (1983). Letter to the Editor: Greta and Azarcon: Two Sources of Lead Poisoning on the United States Mexico Border. Journal of Ethnopharmacology 8(1):105-106.

53. Trotter, Robert T., II (1983) Ethnography and Bioassay: Combined Methods for a Preliminary Screen of Home Remedies for Potential Pharmacologic Activity. Journal of Ethnopharmacology 8(1):113-119.

54. Trotter, Robert T., II (1983). Lead Poisoning from Mexican Folk Remedies. Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) October 28, Pp. 554.

55. Trotter, Robert T., II, (1982). Economic Dislocations in the U.S. Mexico Border Region. Briefings. Vol II (26):12-18.

56. Trotter, Robert T., II (1982). Susto: Within the Context of Community Morbidity Patterns. Ethnology XXI: 215-226.

57. Trotter, Robert T., II (1982). Contrasting Models of the Healer's Role: South Texas Case Examples. Hispanic Journal of the Behavioral Sciences 4(3):315-327.

58. Trotter, Robert T., II (1982). Ethnic and Sexual Patterns of Alcohol Use: Anglo and Mexican American College Students. Adolescence XVII(66):305-325.

59. Trotter, Robert T., II (1981). Remedios Caseros: Mexican American Home Remedies and Community Health Problems. Social Science and Medicine, Vol. 15B:107-114.

60 . Trotter, Robert T., II (1981). Occupational Roles and the Perception of Alcohol Related Behavior: Drunks, Cops and Counselors. Borderlands Journal 4(1):107-130.

61. Trotter, Robert T., II (1981). Folk Remedies as Indicators of Common Illnesses. Journal of Ethnopharmacology 4(2):207-221.

62. Trotter, Robert T. and Juan A. Chavira (1980). Curanderismo: An Emic Theoretical Perspective of Mexican American Folk Medicine. Medical Anthropology 4(4):423 487.

63. Trotter, Robert T., II (1979). Evidence of an Ethnomedical Form of Aversion Therapy on the United States Mexico Border. Journal of Ethnopharmacology 1(3):279-284.

64. Trotter, Robert T., II (1979). A Brief Note on Dwindling Research Opportunities for Anthropologists. Human Organization 38(2):209-212.

65. Trotter, Robert T. II (1974). The Art of Making Salvage Films and Why It Should Become A Lost Art. The Media Anthropologist 2(4):18.

66. Trotter, Robert T. II (1973). The Ethnographic Use of Film. Media Anthropologist 1(4):1-2.

67. Trotter, Robert T. II (1973). Urban Anthropology and the Media. Urban Anthropology Newsletter 2(1):46.

68. Trotter, Robert T. II (1973). Abstracts of Urban Anthropological Papers. Urban Anthropology Newsletter (2)1:10.

Reviews and miscellaneous

1. Trotter, Robert T. II (1996) Preface. Multicultural AIDS Prevention Programs. In Multicultural AIDS Prevention Programs. Robert T. Trotter, II (Ed.) New York: The Haworth Press. Pg. xiii.

2. Trotter, Robert T. II (1994) Cultural Medicine Curriculum: American Medical Student Association, Reston, VA.

3. Trotter, Robert T. II (1993) Curriculum: Communication, Utilization, and Community Participation in Program Evaluation Processes. CSAP Culturally Competent Curriculum Series. Washington, D.C.: Center for Substance Abuse Prevention.

4. J. Rolf, C. Alexander, Trotter, R. T. II, G. A. Quintero, R. Denetsosie, N. Tongue, D. Cha, C. Garcia, & J. Johnson). (1991) Findings from and innovative AIDS, alcohol, and other drug abuse prevention curriculum for Native American Youth. Poster presented at the American Public Health Association's 119th Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia.

5. J. Rolf, J. Baldwin, C. Alexander, R. T. Trotter, II , R. Denetsosie, N. Tongue, G. A. Quintero, C. Garcia, & D. Cha). (1991) Linking AIDS and AOD abuse prevention for Native American youth. poster presented at the Research Society on Alcoholism, Marco Island, Florida.

6. Trotter, Robert T. II (1991) NAPA and Northern Arizona University Workshop In Advanced Ethnographic Research Methods. Committee of Anthropologists in Environmental Planning News 1(3):3,5.

7. Trotter, Robert T. II (1982) Theories of Illness: A World Survey by George Peter Murdock. Anthropological Quarterly, 56(1):46 49.

8. Trotter, Robert T. II (1981) Border Healing Woman: The Story of Jewell Babb, as told by Pat Ellis Taylor. Medical Anthropology Newsletter. Vol. 13(1):14 (Review).

9. Trotter, Robert T. II (1981) Communication. RiverSedge 4(1):54 (Poem)

Media and media productions

1. Trotter, Robert T. II (2001) Mexican-American folk herbalist shop. In Introducing Cultural Anthropology, Roberta Lenkeit, Mayfield Publishing Company. Mountain View, CA.

2. Trotter, Robert T. II (1982) Don Pedrito Jaramillo. Slide series/filmstrip. San Antonio, Texas: Institute of Texas Cultures.

3. Trotter, Robert T. II (1979) Las Yerbas de Mi Abuela (Grandmother's Tea). Slide series/filmstrip. San Antonio, Texas: Institute of Texas Cultures.

4. Trotter, Robert T. II (1979) "Portrait of a Curandera" B/W Photo, in the Kennedy Corridos by Dan William Dicky, Austin: The University of Texas Press. (Facing page 37).

5. Trotter, Robert T. II (1977 1978) Viewpoint: A weekly public affairs program, KBFM (FM 104) Radio, Edinburg, Texas, (Production and M.C./Host).

6. Trotter, Robert T. II (1975) Los Que Curan, 16mm color film, 43 minutes (research, script, editing, production coordination), University of Texas, Pan American.

7. Trotter, Robert T. II (1975) Curanderismo: An Optional Medical System, a seven part slide series with synchronized sound (research, photography production coordination), University of Texas, Pan American.

8. Trotter, Robert T. II, Federico Vidal (1973) A Trip Across Saudi Arabia, 16mm color film, 17 minutes (editing, sound, script, production coordination).

Patents

1. “System and Model for Performance Value Based Collaborative Relationships” (GP-303794: 845OR-66).