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A Friendly Face, a Closed Door: Anti-Muslim Everyday Racism in Norway

Anti-Muslim racism can hide behind a friendly smile, an offer of help or a declaration of support for equality. Uzair Ahmed and Nina Høy-Petersen explore Muslims’ encounters with…

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By Nina Høy-Petersen

Remembering Susan Seizer

Susan Seizer was a luminescent bundle of irreverent energy and one of the many ways she transformed the world was by co-founding this blog. In her honor, we…

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By |

What We Talk About When We Talk About Academic Freedom: A View from the United States

The purpose of this essay is to open a conversation with scholars from around the world on the topic of […] The post What We Talk About When…

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By Alisse Waterston

Academic Freedom in Norway: A Reasonably Undramatic View

Academic freedom is, along with democratic freedoms, in dramatic decline worldwide. The post Academic Freedom in Norway: A Reasonably Undramatic View appeared first on Allegra Lab.

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By Sindre Bangstad

Academic Un/freedom under Capitalist Capture

We are living through an increasingly terrifying global emergency. For many of our research participants, and for some of our […] The post Academic Un/freedom under Capitalist Capture…

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By Mariya Ivancheva

Freedom to Oppress: Free Speech” and Oppression by Reversal in European Academia

Calls and legal tools to ensure “freedom of speech” in universities proliferate across European countries. As I argued elsewhere in […] The post Freedom to Oppress: Free Speech”…

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By Ruba Salih

Academic Constraints Under Occupation: A Personal Account

I am a Palestinian who carried out their PhD in Europe. I have a Palestinian passport, and hence have more […] The post Academic Constraints Under Occupation: A…

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By Anon

Memory, Morality, and the Boundaries of Academic Freedom in Germany

Academic freedom in Germany is marked by a growing paradox. The post Memory, Morality, and the Boundaries of Academic Freedom in Germany appeared first on Allegra Lab.

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By Taqadum Al-Khatib

Academic Freedom under Authoritarian Consolidation: A View from Georgia

It has been almost two years since Georgia’s protests began on November 28, 2024. The post Academic Freedom under Authoritarian Consolidation: A View from Georgia appeared first on…

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By Maia Barkaia

Academics as a Threat in Milei’s Argentina: A “Libertarian” Government Opposed to Academic Freedom

During an interview broadcast in early August 2026, Argentine President Javier Milei again explicitly attacked the university and scientific community, […] The post Academics as a Threat in…

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By Eduardo Domenech

The Myth of Progressive Academia in Israel

There is a persistent myth that too often obstructs discussion about how to hold Israeli academic institutions accountable for their complicity in genocide. That myth is that Israeli…

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By Erella Grassiani

August Wilhelm Schlegel in 1835

In this year his most famous student sported only yet some bumfluff, but the future great beard was already reading much and “dilligent”. And his self-consciously handsome teacher……

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By john hutnyk

Softmaxxing Skepticism: How Looksmaxxing Culture Recruits the Mainstream

Sitting in a parked car, phone propped up on the dashboard, recording, he takes a bite of his Chipotle bowl between sentences about a metabolic drug meant to…

  • Post date 2nd October 2026
  • Post author By Tiffany Prendergast

Rethinking the Flush Toilet

Right now half the US is in a drought and yet the vast majority of American households still flush the toilet with clean drinking water. Think about it.…

  • Post date 1st October 2026
  • Post author By nckawa

Why the World Needs Anthropologists: Report of an engaged discussion

By Luisa Schneider and Maaike Matelski – The world keeps accelerating. Our tasks become more complex, we are expected to do more things more quickly, with new techologies…

  • Post date 1st October 2026
  • Post author By standplaatswereld

FID Gender – ein Fachinformationsdienst für die Gender Studies: Ein Interview mit Simon Schmiederer über das neue Angebot

Mit dem FID Gender wird gegenwärtig eine gemeinsame Infrastruktur für die Fachcommunity der Gender Studies aufgebaut. Der Fachinformationsdienst für die Gender Studies soll Forschende in allen Phasen …

  • Post date 1st October 2026
  • Post author By Redaktion

Widening the “We”

Written by Colin Greer; Eric Laursen Toxic societal polarization is the product of malignant bonding, scarcity mindsets, and trauma. However, …

  • Post date 1st October 2026
  • Post author By Neil Turner

Food, Culture and Society in India: Social, Political, Economic and Cultural Perspectives

Rituparna Patgiri and Gurpinder Singh Lalli. 2026. Food, Culture and Society in India: Social, Political, Economic and Cultural Perspectives. London: […] The post Food, Culture and Society in…

  • Post date 1st October 2026
  • Post author By M Sabari Girisan

Månedens antropolog: Cecilia G. Salinas

Stafettpinnen går videre i Månedens antropolog! Dette er en spalte som løfter frem bredden, engasjementet og mangfoldet i norsk antropologi, både innenfor og utenfor akademia. Hver måned vil…

  • Post date 1st October 2026
  • Post author By Nor3Weg5@AdmIn

Protected: NAPA Notes September 2026

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  • Post date 30th September 2026
  • Post author By Joshua Liggett, MS, LSSBB, CPHQ

Lessons From Living in an Orchard

ByAbira PathakMSc Anthropology and Professional Practice Abundance Smells like fruit rot Sounds like buzzing bees Feels like a endless cycle of chores But only when it gives, you…

  • Post date 30th September 2026
  • Post author By ewanmartin25

Berufswechsel und Standortfaktoren: Den Ort lesen

Längst ist klar, dass der erste Job nicht der letzte ist. Viele wechseln die Tätigkeit, weil Gehalt, Aufstiegschancen, Belastung oder Führung nicht zu den eigenen Vorstellungen passen. Studie…

  • Post date 30th September 2026
  • Post author By Emily Lüpken

Choice overload: Ressourcen nutzen

Als ich damals zum ersten Mal nach einem „richtigen“ Job für den Berufseinstieg gesucht habe, war das Angebot überwältigend. Die Menge und die Art, wie es präsentiert wurde,…

  • Post date 30th September 2026
  • Post author By Emily Lüpken

Der „richtige“ Job? Schritte zur (Neu-)Orientierung

In vielen vorherigen Beiträgen wurde bereits darüber berichtet, welche Angebote der reale Arbeitsmarkt für Geisteswissenschaftler*innen bereit hält und wie man sein Wissen und Können gezielt …

  • Post date 30th September 2026
  • Post author By Emily Lüpken
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