10 Trillion Gallons of Water Should Drown China’s Yangtze Gorges World Heritage Application

Post date 4th February 2016
Post author By Whitney Carter
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The Three Gorges Dam Main Wall, 2006. Photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons

The Yangtze River begins in the Tibetan Plateau and flows eastward into the East China Sea at Shanghai. At 3,915 miles, the Yang…

Post date 4th February 2016
Post author By Whitney Carter
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30 Minute Methods: Jack Boulton at TDTU KhXH&NV

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Jack Boulton 30 Minute Methods talk at TDTU, KHOA KHXH&NV,: 30 November 2021 ‘TV, film and literature sci-fi as part of the new literary turn in anthropology’ For…

Post date 30th November 2021
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What FoodAnthropology Is Reading Now

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Wendy Yared from Evolve.ag Picture of an open book with a person’s legs underneath of it on top of a cozy yellow blanket. Photo by Emily Rudolph. This…

Post date 16th March 2021
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Why Anthropologists Failed to Boycott Israeli Academic Institutions

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By: Lara Deeb and Jessica Winegar In 2016 the movement to boycott Israeli academic institutions for their involvement in the illegal occupation of Palestine both gathered significant steam…

Post date 5th January 2017
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