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Radiating Globality: Old Histories and New Geographies

Draft programme International CONFERENCE « RADIATING GLOBALITY / OLD HISTORIES AND NEW GEOGRAPHIES » 20-21 February 2016 Salle Viseoconférence UCAD 2, Cheikh Anta Diop Dakar, Senegal **************   …

  • Post date 18th February 2016
  • Post author By john hutnyk

Why the world needs World Anthropology Day

Today is World Anthropology Day, a global celebration of all things anthropological. The American Anthropological Association beta-tested this new holiday last year as ‘National Anthropology Day…

  • Post date 18th February 2016
  • Post author By Rex

What FoodAnthropology Is Reading Now: February 17 Edition

Hello FoodAnthro readers, here’s a selection of reads that intrigued us over the last week: Though it began in January, I only recently discovered the site Grounded Women:…

  • Post date 18th February 2016
  • Post author By laurenrmoore

A forum on the Zika virus by Sudeepa Abeysinghe

Zika is in the air. The beginning of 2016 has seen the world thrust into another global infectious disease crisis, fanned by the politics and fear of uncertainty…

  • Post date 17th February 2016
  • Post author By Sudeepa Abeysinghe

Why We Must Talk About Race

I grew up a black woman in urban Los Angeles during the age of the civil rights movement. “Race” was all around me, woven into the fabric of…

  • Post date 17th February 2016
  • Post author By Daniel Salas

The Morning After: anthropology and the Ebola hangover, by Anne Menzel and Anita Schroven

The morning after a long night a well-deserved hangover can be treated with a variety of potent remedies. There is black coffee with lemon, raw egg with Tabasco,…

  • Post date 17th February 2016
  • Post author By IC_UGC

Anna Tsing: A Feminist Approach to the Anthropocene

  • Post date 17th February 2016
  • Post author By jeremy schmidt

The Morning After: Anthropology and the Ebola Hangover, by Anne Menzel and Anita Schroven (2016)

The morning after a long night a well-deserved hangover can be treated with a variety of potent remedies. There is black coffee with lemon, raw egg with Tabasco,…

  • Post date 17th February 2016
  • Post author By IC_UGC

Dreaming of the Inevitable – A Lecture by Samuli Schielke

Today we are pleased to share this talk by our ‘Allie’ Samuli Schielke. The talk is titled ‘Dreaming of the Inevitable: How Money, Morals and Destiny Come Together When Young Egyptia…

  • Post date 17th February 2016
  • Post author By Samuli Schielke

anthro in the news 2/15/16

Countries that have past or current evidence of Zika virus transmission as of January 2016. Source: Wikipedia. Zika spurs abortion rights debate in Latin America The Washington Post…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Institute for Global and International Studies

Selfies | 自拍

In “Dim Stockings”, a short chapter included in his The Coming Community, Giorgio Agamben takes a cue from the prosaics of a stockings advertisement to discuss the commodification…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Gabriele

A View From the Train Tracks

In September 2015, the disturbing image of a drowned Syrian toddler named Aylan Kurdi, whose body had washed ashore on a beach in Turkey, triggered an international outcry…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Daniel Salas

Museums and Ecology: The Story of “Little Frog” (Ranunculus paucifolius)

By Joanna Cobley, University of Canterbury § One botanical specimen collected in the late nineteenth century provides the starting point for this commentary on “museums and ecology.” What can…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By therezamiller

Activist Chefs and the Food Movement

David Beriss University of New Orleans A few weeks ago, Greg de St. Maurice wrote an intriguing piece on this blog about chef activism. He drew on the…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By foodanthro

Will women talk about the war?

In 2014 I spent 3 months in Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone, working with a Sierra Leonean research assistant to record women’s stories of wartime and domestic…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Sabrina Otterloo

Will women talk about the war?

In 2014 I spent 3 months in Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone, working with a Sierra Leonean research assistant to record women’s stories of wartime and domestic…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Sabrina Otterloo

Will women talk about the war?

In 2014 I spent 3 months in Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone, working with a Sierra Leonean research assistant to record women’s stories of wartime and domestic…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Sabrina Otterloo

Agnieszka Joniak-Lüthi, “The Han: China’s Diverse Majority” (U of Washington Press, 2015)

Agnieszka Joniak-Lüthi’s new book opens with a series of questions that animate the study. They include but are not limited to: What does being Han mean to those…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Carla Nappi

Geschichte und der aktuelle Stand der historischen Flüchtlingsforschung

Dieser Vortrag wurde beim Arbeitstreffen „Geschichte und Gedächtnis in der Flüchtlingsforschung” des DFG-Netzwerkes Grundlagen der Flüchtlingsforschung gehalten. Die originale Version des Vortrags (in…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Gil Loescher

#Review: Illegality, Inc.: Clandestine Migration and the Business of Bordering Europe

It is a banal insight that law creates the illegal and the conditions for illegality. At the most basic level, crossing a border without the required identification (passport)…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Stefan Salomon

History and current state of historical research in Refugee Studies

This paper was presented at the Workshops “History and Memory in Refugee Research” of the DFG-Netzwerk Grundlagen der Flüchtlingsforschung. The paper is also accessible translated into German.   …

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Gil Loescher

A Path Toward Well-Being

It’s been 15 years since I learned that I had Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, a set of blood cancers, which, as they say, can be managed but not cured. When…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

A Path Toward Well-Being

It’s been 15 years since I learned that I had Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, a set of blood cancers, which, as they say, can be managed but not cured. When…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

A Path Toward Well-Being

It’s been 15 years since I learned that I had Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, a set of blood cancers, which, as they say, can be managed but not cured. When…

  • Post date 16th February 2016
  • Post author By Paul Stoller
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