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Das Recht der Stadt: „Radical Cities & Rebel Democracies”

Ein Bericht über den Workshop „Radical Cities & Rebel Democracies” des éngagée-Magazins, in Zusammenarbeit mit der Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe (HfG), 7. August 2018, Bundeszentrale für Pol…

  • Post date 20th August 2018
  • Post author By Eva-Maria

Chelamela and Chemapho Kalapuyans

The Long Tom River and its tributaries was the original homelands to two major tribes of Kalapuyan Indians, the Chelamela and Chemapho tribes. The Chelamela occupied the upper…

  • Post date 20th August 2018
  • Post author By Ethnohistory Research, LLC | David G. Lewis, PhD

Some Writings: Summer 2018

Some (smaller) writings from summer. Jason Baird Jackson (2018) “Community-Based Open Access, Fast and Slow.” Allegra Lab. June 20, 2018. http://allegralaboratory.net/community-based-open…

  • Post date 19th August 2018
  • Post author By Jason Baird Jackson

Ep #20 Wearing the black armband: Mick Dodson talks ongoing colonisation in Australia

“We don’t look back enough to go forward, I don’t think. We need to look in the rear view mirror everyday”. Professor Mick Dodson AM, a Yawuru Aboriginal…

  • Post date 19th August 2018
  • Post author By Julia Brown

Stepping into the lo‘i: On taro production and community building at Hawai‘i’s Kānewai

By Annie Sheng, Cornell University (The University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, Visiting Researcher) We volunteers peel off our socks and shoes, roll up our pants, expose our legs…

  • Post date 19th August 2018
  • Post author By aeadams60

Surabaya Car Free Day

Routine events every Sunday morning in the city of Surabaya. public space that provides sports, play and culinary facilities.

  • Post date 19th August 2018
  • Post author By Roikan

Surabaya Car Free Day

Routine events every Sunday morning in the city of Surabaya. public space that provides sports, play and culinary facilities.

  • Post date 19th August 2018
  • Post author By Roikan

Meacham’s Final Appeal to Fairly Pay the Tribes Removed to the Coast Reservation.

Albert B. Meacham was an Indian agent in the 1860’s and 70’s and oversaw some changes in the reservations. He attempted to give the tribes some voice in…

  • Post date 19th August 2018
  • Post author By Ethnohistory Research, LLC | David G. Lewis, PhD

All you need is love…

In her two part article Envisioning Theory: An Anthropological Teaching Experiment, Dr Stefanie Mauksch narrates the pedagogical experiments that she and her co-teacher Dr Friederike Eichner. These ex…

  • Post date 18th August 2018
  • Post author By Pris Nasrat

The Awe is Shared: Evolution and Public Science with Andrea Eller – This Anthro Life

Andrea Eller is a biological anthropologist driven by a question of how do our bodies continue to react to things today? In other words, how does evolution continue…

  • Post date 17th August 2018
  • Post author By Gamwell

Did Ancient People Die Young?

Edward the Confessor, one of the last Anglo-Saxon kings of England, died when he was in his early 60s. This illustration depicts the deposition of his body in…

  • Post date 17th August 2018
  • Post author By Christine Cave

Top of the Heap: Reading in pairs with Ayo Wahlberg by Hannah Gibson

For this instalment of the Top of the Heap series, I spoke with Professor Ayo Wahlberg, who is Professor MSO in the Department of Anthropology, University of Copenhagen. He…

  • Post date 17th August 2018
  • Post author By Hannah Gibson

”Det kändes som om Åbo grät” – Ett år senare

”Satt i soffan och kollade på min telefon. Min partner fixade mat i köket med fönstret öppet. Vi bor centralt i Åbo. Min partner undrade vad det hänt…

  • Post date 17th August 2018
  • Post author By Etnologi

Communicating in Times of Crisis

What anthropologists can do to support asylum seekers and the interpreters who serve them. It started with people tagging me on Facebook during the first few days of…

  • Post date 16th August 2018
  • Post author By Alexandra Frankel

Wizards, Vampires, Klingons, and Other Alternative Cultures

On the last day of my introduction to anthropology class, we watch scenes from the documentary Trekkies. Students grin at the sincere folks dressed as Starfleet officers and…

  • Post date 16th August 2018
  • Post author By Carie Little Hersh

Monstrous possibilities: Kaiju as beauty and terror

By Esther R. Anderson Kaiju are giant monsters that can be seen causing filmic chaos without apparent cause or motive. As genetically-engineered creatures, aliens, or remnants of a…

  • Post date 16th August 2018
  • Post author By Emma Louise Backe

Research and Rewards: An Update from AAA Intern Evan Olinger

I can and can’t believe it’s my last week here in DC. In one respect my time here has gone about as fast as I thought it would,…

  • Post date 16th August 2018
  • Post author By aaaguestcontributor

The Sacrifice Zones of American “Energy Independence”: Pipeline and Refinery Expansion in the Chicago Region

By Graham Pickren, Roosevelt University § The United States is seemingly on its way to “energy independence.” Since the oil price increases and gas lines of the 1970s shocked…

  • Post date 16th August 2018
  • Post author By therezamiller

Long Read Review: Think Like an Anthropologist by Matthew Engelke

In Think Like an Anthropologist, Matthew Engelke offers a concise history of anthropology, drawing on a variety of ethnographic works and theoretical tools to dissect nine key concepts…

  • Post date 16th August 2018
  • Post author By Rose Deller

The Reproductive and Carceral Politics of Ambiguity by Natali Valdez

Jailcare: Finding the Safety Net for Women behind Bars Carolyn Sufrin University of California Press, 2017, 311 pages.   Jailcare sheds light on a dark place. The ethnography exposes…

  • Post date 16th August 2018
  • Post author By Natali Valdez

Book Review: Cooking Data: Culture and Politics in an African Research World by Crystal Biruk

In Cooking Data: Culture and Politics in an African Research World, Crystal Biruk offers an analysis of the production of data within HIV-AIDS quantitative survey research conducted in Malawi. This…

  • Post date 16th August 2018
  • Post author By Rose Deller

Das Integrationsparadox

Buch zu Effekten von Integration Autor: Prof. Dr. Aladin El-Mafaalani Aladin El-Mafaalani legt in seinem Buch eine Neubewertung der aktuellen Situation vor: Wer davon ausgehe, dass Konfliktfreiheit…

  • Post date 16th August 2018
  • Post author By Rat für Migration

Is Higher Education a “Family-Friendly” Career Choice?

At the end of a day of academic work, you may not want to talk to anybody else, and giving yourself that option is a form of self-care.…

  • Post date 15th August 2018
  • Post author By Jodie-Lee Trembath

Anthropology in Brazil

Antropologia. Uma Introdução Professor Roberto Jarry Richardson sent me this excellent question: I am a Brazilian professor with a Ph.D. in International Development Education at Stanford University. …

  • Post date 15th August 2018
  • Post author By Jason Antrosio
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