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Somatosphere welcomes you to the April edition of “In the Journals.” Scroll through our monthly round up of new research across anthropology, STS and social science journals. American…
This blog post is part of the Seminar Reconceptualizing Warfare and Its Experience, April 10, 2025, funded by the WARFUN project. Commenting on my research for the WarFun project,…
By Aleeha Ali I fear there will be war. I, from a continent away, think of my parent’s house. My family lives in a large city near the…
David Beriss The time has come to reveal the winners of this year’s glorious SAFN Anthropology Day Photo Contest! Our decision this year was reached by a panel…
What is the growing appeal of fascist idealism for young people? Why is radical nationalism on the rise in Europe and throughout the world? In Living Right: Far Right…
It is late March 2022, and as always the weather is sunny in Tucson, Arizona. But a big meeting gathers a binational party inside an air-conditioned building on…
The contortions of Empire got a new lease of life in recent years, again, ugh, over and over, the deeply problematic desire to lord it over others as…
Photo: Akilah Martinez, photo by Ivan Nasitima The School for Advanced Research…
Photo: Akilah Martinez, photo by Ivan Nasitima The School for Advanced Research welcomes three Native artists confronting modern issues through immersive technology, mixed media, and beaded me…
Come gather with us for another AnthroKino in which we’ll watch Open Unit by Paul Antick. The screening will be […] The post Anthrokino: Open Unit appeared first…
I am currently wrapping up an essay film, Falling, about my fraught relationship with Pepe and his brother, two retired Argentine military officers whom I met during my…
An archaeologist considers whether students should learn from antiquities looted from Iraq. ✽ IN 2022, the Art Crimes Division of the FBI became interested in a palm-size piece…
Our students and colleagues often raise the question of what ‘resistance’ should look like in the current moment (in case […] The post Collective Thinking, Collective Action appeared…
Submit your paper to the NAPA Student Awards! Deadline May 23, 2025. The National Association for the Practice of Anthropology (NAPA) offers the annual Student Achievement Awards&#…
A lawyer and anthropologist examines the history of the longest road in South Africa and why a proposed extension may repeat past violence. While researching the history of…
The year is 2025, we are now 195 from the malaria pandemic which hit the Oregon Territory, 161 years from Oregon Statehood, and 249 years from US Independence.…
Built on the shifting grounds of post-Yugoslav transformation, Staging the Promises examines how the residents of Bor — a Serbian copper-mining town marked by both socialist prosperity and post-socialist decline…
HAR editors are pleased to bring you this Special Focus Section, guest edited by Benjamin Heagarty, Shiori Shakuto, and Caroline Schuster. The pieces in this collection will be…
I recently had reason to request a debunking text from someone and it came today. In return I sent my pennyworth about a long interest in rumour after…
question for the presentation on Marx’s Ecosocialism, which was a very interesting talk just now My question was read out, though not all because it was admittedly too…
https://www.dukeupress.edu/rhetorics-of-value Howard Morphy: Rhetorics of Value is breathtaking in its scope and coverage but based on rich case studies; it can enter into academic discourse i…
Another one from the big round plastic green filing cabinet… Perhaps I should point out that the editors changed the start of page two, without informing me, to…