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

Post date 15th December 2016
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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…

Almost no one can afford to retire

Sarah Kendzior

For the Chronicle of Higher Education, I wrote about the retirement crisis in academia, but it applies to US workers generally: America’s contingent faculty are not alone in…

Post date 16th May 2016
Post author By Sarah Kendzior
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The roots of modern Europe’s links to classical antiquity through the Arabs

The Memory Bank

Jairus Banaji has posted a beautiful memoir in Facebook showing the linguistic and practical history of Arab mediation between the ancient Greeks and 13th century Venice with reference…

Post date 7th December 2017
Post author By Keith Hart
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Amitav Ghosh: The Humanities and Climate Change

Post date 28th June 2017
Post author By jeremy schmidt
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We Are the Stories We Tell Ourselves: An Update from AAA Intern Sam Ropa

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“We are the stories we tell ourselves” — Aja Monet Hello, Associated American Anthropologists! A dispatch from your cultural anthropologist in DC: This city is steeped in stories.…

Post date 15th August 2018
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