Ian Reader and John Shultz, “Pilgrims Until We Die: Unending Pilgrimage in Shikoku” (Oxford UP, 2021)

Ian Reader and John Shultz’s Pilgrims Until We Die: Unending Pilgrimage in Shikoku (Oxford University Press, 2021)” explores the Shikoku pilgrimage by focusing on the themes of repetition and…

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Book Review: Nairobi in the Making: Landscapes of Time and Urban Belonging by Constance Smith

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In Nairobi in the Making: Landscapes of Time and Urban Belonging, Constance Smith explores how the residents of Nairobi’s Kaloleni estate interact with materials and structures from the…

Post date 13th May 2020
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I’m an Assistant Professor in the Sociology & Anthropology Department at Simon Fraser University and I received my PhD in Sociology and Historical Studies at the New School…

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Last week Twitter erupted in a heated debate about global poverty. The question was whether it’s better to measure our progress against poverty (or lack thereof) by…

Post date 30th August 2018
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