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American culture* in the digital space (case study # 3)

I This is a series of posts that examines how and why American culture matters to American business. The opening post was “American Culture* and the Harvard Business…

  • Post date 8th May 2018
  • Post author By Grant

Got Food Studies Essays?

The semester is ending for many universities here in North America and students are furiously completing their final papers. There may be food-related research gold in those papers!…

  • Post date 7th May 2018
  • Post author By foodanthro

anthro in the news 5/7/18

The ring. Credit Charley Marley/Flickr sexism and the sumo ring The Japan Times reported on current debates in Japan about the origins of the rule against women in…

  • Post date 7th May 2018
  • Post author By Culture In Global Affairs

Prisoners of Culture

This piece is a little different from previous iterations of “Tip of The Cap.”  Earlier entries into this series were written by published scholars, and they were written…

  • Post date 7th May 2018
  • Post author By kevinkarpiak

The Labor of Racism

By: Dána-Ain Davis One night in early 2018, a doula-friend of mine, Josie who is white, sent me a photo of a Black woman sitting in a wheelchair.…

  • Post date 7th May 2018
  • Post author By Guest Contributor

Risk and utility in the governance of diagnostic testing: the case of genetic screening, 1960 to the present by Steve Sturdy

Routine collection of blood samples from neonates – often using so-called Guthrie cards (pictured) – began in the 1960s when a number of North American and European countries…

  • Post date 7th May 2018
  • Post author By Steve Sturdy

Leigh Chavez-Bush’s “Chefs, Cuisine, and Convergence”

My dissertation explores media networks within the Chicago culinary industry. At three fieldwork sites I conducted participant observation and employee ethnography with media producers, chefs, and sof…

  • Post date 7th May 2018
  • Post author By |

Unsere 17. Ausgabe des Soziologiemagazins ist erschienen: Prekäre Lebenswelten. Wie weit ist es nach unten?

Liebe Leser_innen, seit den 2000er Jahren hat der wissenschaftliche, politische, aber auch mediale und feuilletonistische Diskurs um Prekarität deutlich zugenommen. Die sogenannte ‚Soziale Frage‘ steh…

  • Post date 7th May 2018
  • Post author By Eva-Maria

The representation of Africa in Hollywood movie Black Panther.

By Rhoda Woets Almost every month, I join a small group of anthropologists from the VU to go to the movies. Last month, we went to the action…

  • Post date 7th May 2018
  • Post author By standplaatswereld

Diaspora, Gender & Mediated Revolution

In several relatively recent papers (2017, 2015a, 2015b) I’ve made the point that for tens of millions of Egyptians, the uprisings of 2011 weren’t something they physically experienced…

  • Post date 7th May 2018
  • Post author By MPeterson

The Mills, Second Buildings at Chemeketa-Salem

In the earliest lore of the City of Salem, the location was an Indian village named Chemeketa, next to Chemeketa Creek. Before this village was known by Americans,…

  • Post date 7th May 2018
  • Post author By David G. Lewis' Ethnohistory Research, LLC

Dear Colonialism – guest post by Ami V. Shah

I am honored to kick off the week with a powerful guest post by my colleague Ami V. Shah, Assistant Professor of Global Studies & Anthropology at Pacific…

  • Post date 6th May 2018
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

Anthropology as Open Marriage

A New Life Style for Anthropologists This blog-post reproduces my comment on Paul Shankman’s “The Public Anthropology of Margaret Mead: Redbook, Women’s Issues, and the 1960s” publis…

  • Post date 6th May 2018
  • Post author By Jason Antrosio

A Stable Kalapuyan Anthropogenic-Environmental Model?

It is noted that humans have had an extreme effect on the environment everywhere they have lived. These changes became much more radical some 12,000 years ago when…

  • Post date 6th May 2018
  • Post author By David G. Lewis' Ethnohistory Research, LLC

The Rumour of Calcutta – digital book

22 years ago my first book was typeset and laid out in the days before electronics – well, an electric typesetting machine was plugged into a wall, but…

  • Post date 5th May 2018
  • Post author By john hutnyk

Vienna anthropology days

VANDA is an international conference, first to be held in Vienna in fall 2018, aimed at bringing together scholars from various fields of anthropology and ethnology, as well…

  • Post date 5th May 2018
  • Post author By fstammle

How Fracking’s Appetite for Sand Is Devouring Rural Communities

[no-caption] “Do you want to see the mine?” asks Harlan*. “Of course,” I reply. He fetches his boots. We head outside with his wife Edith and follow a…

  • Post date 4th May 2018
  • Post author By Thomas W. Pearson

American culture* and the new new Coke

This is a series of posts that examines how and why American culture matters to American business. The opening post was “American Culture* and the Harvard Business School…

  • Post date 4th May 2018
  • Post author By Grant

Links & Contents I Liked 280

Hi all, I am back in Sweden again with this week’s link review features interesting food for thought in all major sections!Development news: Aid sector dealing with #AidToo;…

  • Post date 4th May 2018
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

Documentary Review: “The China Hustle” is a Problematic Cautionary Tale

What if the Chinese “economic miracle” were proven to be, like so many other alleged miracles, a mass of illusions? What if savvy American investors were actually shown…

  • Post date 4th May 2018
  • Post author By Maximilian C. Forte

Origins of the Willamette Valley Treaty Map of 1851

Leonard White was a steamboat captain that began his career in early Oregon at Salem. White was born in Indiana in 1827 and came to Oregon Territory in…

  • Post date 4th May 2018
  • Post author By David G. Lewis' Ethnohistory Research, LLC

Food Systems Sourcebook

We often get requests here at FoodAnthropology for information on food studies programs and on other resources related to food and nutrition. The collective knowledge of SAFN members…

  • Post date 4th May 2018
  • Post author By foodanthro

Was ist sozial-ökologische Nachhaltigkeitsforschung? Vortrag von Dr. Diana Hummel

Eine Zusammenfassung von Oliver Müller Trotz Champions-League – die „Bestia Negra“ spielt gegen Real Madrid im Halbfinale – und frühsommerlicher Temperaturen finden sich am Mittwochabend knapp 30 Inte…

  • Post date 3rd May 2018
  • Post author By Gastautor_in

Verweisung Asylsuchender auf Ghettos in Drittstaaten?

Zu den aktuellen Reformideen zum Gemeinsamen Europäischen Asylsystem (GEAS) gehört bekanntlich, die Verweisung Asylsuchender auf außereuropäische „Migrationspartnerstaaten“ zu forcieren, auf der Basis…

  • Post date 3rd May 2018
  • Post author By Anna Lübbe
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