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Dette minner om energipolitikken i Tyskland som slo feil

  • Post date 11th June 2026
  • Post author By Nor3Weg5@AdmIn

Min doktorgrad: Den beste avgjersla eg har tatt

  • Post date 11th June 2026
  • Post author By Nor3Weg5@AdmIn

Write your Master´s thesis at CMI

  • Post date 11th June 2026
  • Post author By Nor3Weg5@AdmIn

You rip what you don’t sew

By Arianna Squarcina – I recently discovered that my bag has a hole in it. Something sharp I threw in there must have caused the internal lining to…

  • Post date 10th June 2026
  • Post author By standplaatswereld

Episodio 3 – ¿Qué es la cultura y por qué lo explica casi todo?

En el Episodio 3 del podcast de Antrópodas vamos a ver cómo entender la cultura desde una perspectiva antropológica. Porque si de algo puede presumir la Antropología Social…

  • Post date 10th June 2026
  • Post author By El Antropólogo Principiante

SAFN announces 2026 Thomas Marchione Food-as-a-Human-Right winner

SAFN is honored to recognize Mallory Rose Cerkleski with the 2026 Thomas Marchione Food as a Human Right Award for her ongoing research on food rationing, welfare, and…

  • Post date 10th June 2026
  • Post author By foodanthro

SAFN announces 2026 Thomas Marchione Food-as-a-Human-Right winner

SAFN is honored to recognize Mallory Rose Cerkleski with the 2026 Thomas Marchione Food as a Human Right Award for her ongoing research on food rationing, welfare, and…

  • Post date 10th June 2026
  • Post author By foodanthro

Notes From Unsettling Ground

What do we owe the people who hand us their stories? The post Notes From Unsettling Ground appeared first on Allegra Lab.

  • Post date 10th June 2026
  • Post author By Karminn C.D. Daytec Yañgot

Invisible Flight: Privileged Mobility and the Hidden Geography of Displacement

This article examines the flight of Israeli women and children after 7 October 2023 as a form of crisis-driven mobility that remains largely invisible to refugee and migration…

  • Post date 10th June 2026
  • Post author By Alice Gaya

Cartographing the Brazilian Manosphere: Toponymic Aliases in a Public Forum

Canal do Búfalo[1]  was a prominent Brazilian online community in the 2010s, composed almost entirely of men. In this forum, members symbolically identify themselves as “buffaloes,” drawing inspiratio…

  • Post date 10th June 2026
  • Post author By Leonardo Thibau

Old Tobidashi Bōya “Running (or Jumping?) Boy” Sign in my Kadoma-shi Neighborhood

One day, while out on a jalan-jalan (“walking for nothing”) with my camera I happened upon this very old sign. It was located on a storage garage at…

  • Post date 10th June 2026
  • Post author By Unknown

Nekrolog: Mia Finrud Di Tota

  • Post date 9th June 2026
  • Post author By Nor3Weg5@AdmIn

From Here to Scale

Somewhere between $20M and $150M in revenue, most technology companies hit a wall – or multiple walls – in their operating model. It doesn’t show up on the…

  • Post date 9th June 2026
  • Post author By Natalie Hanson

Handbook on Humanitarianism and Inequality – Chapter 39 – Pracademvism – forever unequal or the new nexus in global development and humanitarianism

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  • Post date 9th June 2026
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

Marcyliena Morgan, 1950-2025

Marvin Sterling Prof. Marcy Morgan was co-chair of my MA and PhD committees in the Department of Anthropology at UCLA. My MA thesis explored the experiences of African…

  • Post date 9th June 2026
  • Post author By Nora Tyeklar

Pig’s Feet and Southern Roots

A digital drawing of a pig, with its head, hooves, and tail colored red, and its body patterned with green dollars, by the author. A note from Mecca…

  • Post date 8th June 2026
  • Post author By foodanthro

Pig’s Feet and Southern Roots

A digital drawing of a pig, with its head, hooves, and tail colored red, and its body patterned with green dollars, by the author. A note from Mecca…

  • Post date 8th June 2026
  • Post author By foodanthro

Timothy Taylor on his book, Making Value

https://www.dukeupress.edu/making-value Kenzell Huggins:    This book draws from an eclectic mix of data, building on ethnographic exploration of Irish music sessions, interviews with members …

  • Post date 8th June 2026
  • Post author By |

Tracing the Legacy of Human Resilience in the Debris of Ancient Campfires

In the summer of 2015, I was a first-year graduate student when I joined a field project at La Ferrassie, a Neandertal’ site tucked into the Périgord region…

  • Post date 8th June 2026
  • Post author By Aylar Abdolahzadeh

The cultural ecology of social media

  • Post date 8th June 2026
  • Post author By Alberto Acerbi

A Miracle @ Shirogaki-cho…

The Light strikes my Grandmother’s confirmation certificate on the morning of May 25, 2026…

  • Post date 8th June 2026
  • Post author By Unknown

Pierre Bayle 1647 – 1706

Reading selections from his Dictionary, and his Mohamet Marx and Engels mention:“The man who deprived seventeenth-century metaphysics and metaphysics in general of all credit in the domain o…

  • Post date 7th June 2026
  • Post author By john hutnyk

Book review: ‘Get it out: On the Politics of Hysterectomy’

Get it out: On the Politics of Hysterectomy by Andréa Becker (New York University Press: 2025) Hysterectomy is the most common gynecological procedure worldwide, yet until recently only…

  • Post date 7th June 2026
  • Post author By Ellen Hausner

Die Hungersnot in Irland als finanzpolitisches Verhängnis – Plädoyer für eine neue Hungerforschung

Was haben Geld- und Finanzmarktpolitik mit der Entstehung von Hungersnöten zu tun? Eine neuere Studie des Wirtschaftshistorikers Charles Read zeigt, wie Hungerforschung neu zu denken ist, weil wirtsch…

  • Post date 7th June 2026
  • Post author By Sandra Ujpétery
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