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The genie is out of the bottle – it’s foolish to think encryption can now be banned

Politicians have turned their sights on encryption once more following terrorist outrages in Paris and San Bernardino, California. A country that once welcomed encryption, France is now considering…

  • Post date 18th January 2016
  • Post author By Adam Fish

Aisha Durham, “Home With Hip Hop Feminism: Performances in Communication and Culture”

Aisha Durham View on Amazon Is hip hop defined by its artists or by its audience? In Home With Hip Hop Feminism: Performances in Communication and Culture (Peter Lang, 2014) Aisha…

  • Post date 18th January 2016
  • Post author By Richard Schur

Ulla Berg, “Mobile Selves: Race, Migration, and Belonging in Peru and the U.S.”

Ulla Berg View on Amazon Ulla Berg’s new book Mobile Selves: Race, Migration, and Belonging in Peru and the U.S. (New York University Press, 2015) highlights the deeply…

  • Post date 18th January 2016
  • Post author By David-James Gonzales

Henry the Teacher Busts Down the Door

  • Post date 18th January 2016
  • Post author By BIll Rich

Notes on the 6th digital ethnography reading session (Pink, Horst, Postill et al 2016)

By Allister Hill PhD student Digital Ethnography Research Centre (DERC) RMIT University, Melbourne On Tuesday 15 December we wrapped up the last of the Digital Ethnography Reading Sessions…

  • Post date 18th January 2016
  • Post author By John Postill

Links & Contents I Liked 170

Hi all, On the official first day of the spring term I am particularly welcome our 150+ new and returning ComDev students who have enrolled in one of…

  • Post date 18th January 2016
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

Doing remote ethnography

by John Postill RMIT University Melbourne Draft chapter to the Routledge Companion to Digital Ethnography Eds. Larissa Hjorth, Heather Horst, Anne Galloway & Genevieve Bell January 2016 See…

  • Post date 18th January 2016
  • Post author By John Postill

CFP for “Transecology: Transgender Perspectives on the Environment”

This volume seeks to provide novel insights into ecological and environmental issues by drawing on specifically transgender perspectives. Deadline for abstracts: March 1, 2016.

  • Post date 18th January 2016
  • Post author By guestauth0r

Ulla Berg, “Mobile Selves: Race, Migration, and Belonging in Peru and the U.S.” (NYU Press, 2015)

Ulla Berg’s new book Mobile Selves: Race, Migration, and Belonging in Peru and the U.S. (New York University Press, 2015) highlights the deeply historical and central role of…

  • Post date 18th January 2016
  • Post author By David-James Gonzales

‘Silence is golden/but my eyes still see’: Award winning documentary ‘The Silence of the Flies’

In December 2015 the School of Anthropology and Conservation was privileged to welcome alumnus Gonzalo Chacon for a screening and discussion of the award winning documentary ‘The Silence…

  • Post date 18th January 2016
  • Post author By CarolineB

Henry the Teacher and the Custodians

  • Post date 17th January 2016
  • Post author By BIll Rich

CFP: EASA 2016. “Living well together”: considering connections of health, wellbeing and work in the lives of humans and other living beings.

“Living well together”: considering connections of health, wellbeing and work in the lives of humans and other living beings. EASA conference, “Anthropological Legacies and Human Futures”, 20-23 July,…

  • Post date 17th January 2016
  • Post author By Chrissie Wanner

Biting the hand that feeds 

Misogyny at the Trinidad Guardian… Maybe I am a prude, but is it ok for a national newspaper to regularly publish a column whose language, imagery and content…

  • Post date 17th January 2016
  • Post author By Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds/Blogs

Biting the hand that feeds 

Misogyny at the Trinidad Guardian… Maybe I am a prude, but is it ok for a national newspaper to regularly publish a column whose language, imagery and content…

  • Post date 17th January 2016
  • Post author By Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds

Biosocial Approaches to the 2013-2015 Ebola Pandemic

Despite more than 25 documented outbreaks of Ebola since 1976, our understanding of the disease is limited, in particular the social, political, ecological, and economic forces that promote…

  • Post date 17th January 2016
  • Post author By Imaobong Akpan

Biosocial Approaches to the 2013-2015 Ebola Pandemic

Despite more than 25 documented outbreaks of Ebola since 1976, our understanding of the disease is limited, in particular the social, political, ecological, and economic forces that promote…

  • Post date 17th January 2016
  • Post author By Imaobong Akpan

Biting the hand that feeds 

my last column for the Guardian under their current editor, who i think fired me for calling out his star columnist for being a sexist… Maybe I am…

  • Post date 17th January 2016
  • Post author By Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds

Biosocial Approaches to the 2013-2015 Ebola Pandemic

Despite more than 25 documented outbreaks of Ebola since 1976, our understanding of the disease is limited, in particular the social, political, ecological, and economic forces that promote…

  • Post date 17th January 2016
  • Post author By Imaobong Akpan

Biosocial Approaches to the 2013-2015 Ebola Pandemic

Despite more than 25 documented outbreaks of Ebola since 1976, our understanding of the disease is limited, in particular the social, political, ecological, and economic forces that promote…

  • Post date 17th January 2016
  • Post author By Imaobong Akpan

Peabody Essex Museum Now Accepting Applications for Summer 2016 Native American Fellowships

  • Post date 16th January 2016
  • Post author By Museum Anthropology Editors

It’s the culture, stupid! Or is it?

The events in Cologne have sparked controversies across Europe. This time, the topic is not the economic and social costs of the…

  • Post date 16th January 2016
  • Post author By Thomas Hylland Eriksen

It’s the culture, stupid! Or is it?

The events in Cologne have sparked controversies across Europe. This time, the topic is not the economic and social costs of the…

  • Post date 16th January 2016
  • Post author By Thomas Hylland Eriksen

It’s the culture, stupid! Or is it?

The events in Cologne have sparked controversies across Europe. This time, the topic is not the economic and social costs of the refugee crisis, but questions concerning culture…

  • Post date 16th January 2016
  • Post author By thomashyllanderiksen

The Written World: Using Fantasy Literature To Understand Culture

By Dana Burton Close your eyes, don’t read another word, and imagine the scene of your favorite fantasy book. Think about the details that make it vivid –…

  • Post date 15th January 2016
  • Post author By Emma Louise Backe
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