The Lost Gold of Burkina Faso – A Parliamentary Inquiry into the Mining Sector

Post date 15th December 2016
Post author By RESOURCE WORLDS
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By Katja Werthmann, Institute of African Studies, University of Leipzig

Recently, Burkina Faso celebrated the second anniversary of its popular uprising on 30 and 31 October 2014 that put an end to th…

If anthropology is a humanity, which humanity is it?

Alex Golub

Anthropologists are notoriously unwilling to commit to being either a science or a humanity. Sometimes there are pragmatic reasons for this — even my most humanistic of colleagues…

Post date 14th January 2019
Post author By Rex
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Citizenship Versus Denizenship

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What is the difference between people who live in a nation state as members with rights and responsibilities, and those who live there without accepting such rights and…

Post date 3rd June 2015
Post author By MPeterson
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Fighting Inequality by Improving NHS Dental and Oral Care

Medical Anthropology at UCL

MAXINE PEPPER 22nd March 2021 Dear Sir Stevens, RE: Fighting inequality by improving NHS dental and oral care The COVID-19 pandemic …

Post date 27th September 2021
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Syrians in St. Louis

Sarah Kendzior

For the Guardian, I wrote about the movement to resettle tens of thousands of Syrian refugees in St Louis: “Syria, Syria, you’re not alone! Call St Louis your…

Post date 21st September 2015
Post author By Sarah Kendzior
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