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The Fallacy of “Workforce Ready” in Public Education

  • Post date 17th October 2015
  • Post author By Tony Waters

Scientific Imperialism

“A fundamental law of Netwonian physics applies also to military maneuver: one can achieve overwhelming force by substituting velocity for mass”. (Maj. Gen. Robert H. Scales, 2003) “Are…

  • Post date 17th October 2015
  • Post author By Maximilian Forte

Summer Roundup: Bioculturalism by Deanna Day

We continue our set of summer roundups by focusing our attention on a series of interviews conducted by Jeffrey G. Snodgrass. Snodgrass spoke with William Dressler, Emily Mendenhall,…

  • Post date 16th October 2015
  • Post author By Deanna Day

Food, Culture, and Social Justice in Oregon and Ecuador

Joan Gross Oregon State University 2016 Intercultural Learning Community with Oregon State University The goal of this learning community is to gather a multicultural group of people (undergraduate…

  • Post date 16th October 2015
  • Post author By foodanthro

Haiti Photography Project: a quick seven day experiment

Technology for development projects (T4D) typically import expensive and unsustainable equipment when trying to improve a situation.  The one laptop per child project is an example of a…

  • Post date 16th October 2015
  • Post author By Elizabeth J Chin

Damsels & Demons: Women in Horror Part I

By Emma Louise Backe Each culture suffers from its own hauntings. We perform ceremonies to guide the ghosts back to their graves and lay out offerings of food…

  • Post date 16th October 2015
  • Post author By Emma Louise Backe

Seminar: Media & visual technologies as material culture – students’ research ideas

Clustering of individual ideas to create joint research projects in the seminar “Media and Visual Technologies as Material Culture” at the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology of…

  • Post date 16th October 2015
  • Post author By philbu

Digital Islamic Humanities Project

The Digital Islamic Humanities Project at Brown University is pleased to announce its third annual conference, titled “Distant Reading and the Islamic Archive,” which will be held on…

  • Post date 16th October 2015
  • Post author By tabsir

#Review: After the Revolution. Youth, Democracy, and the Politics of Disappointment in Serbia

What is the relationship between democracy, development, disappointment, and failure? Is it possible to learn something about ‘democracy proper’ from an Eastern European context, fraught with problems…

  • Post date 16th October 2015
  • Post author By Čarna Brković

News Round Up In-Brief

US News New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is expected to introduce a multimillion-dollar initiative called Direct Access that has been aimed to create a type of…

  • Post date 16th October 2015
  • Post author By nkline

News Round Up In-Brief

US News New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is expected to introduce a multimillion-dollar initiative called Direct Access that has been aimed to create a type of…

  • Post date 16th October 2015
  • Post author By nkline

Instrumental Partners: An Imperial Science of Agency

For an empire whose imperialism is still denied by many, a striking number of terms and concepts have been generated by US leaders that nonetheless are premised on…

  • Post date 16th October 2015
  • Post author By Maximilian Forte

My Mother was a Rock-Ogress-Yeti-Monster: True Tales of Dharma, Demons, and Darwin

Recently, while browsing in a bookstore in McLeod Ganj, India, I came across a small Tibetan-language comic book. The store I was in was also small – more…

  • Post date 15th October 2015
  • Post author By Ben Joffe

Hold the Soda: The Case for Ordering a Beer During the Work Week Lunch

Many thanks to the team at Letsgraba.beer for their continued support of the Narcissistic Anthropologist and allowing me to contribute to their tumblr page from a “beer behaviorist” persp…

  • Post date 15th October 2015
  • Post author By thenarcissisticanthropologist

Mobile Home Community Closures Preferred Despite Worsening Housing Crisis

Manufactured housing in the United States has developed into a secondary housing market designed for lower-income families hoping to achieve the American dream of owning a home on a…

  • Post date 15th October 2015
  • Post author By Maggie Dickinson

Social Anthropology in the Classroom

Very interesting and productive class this morning in ANTH 2523, Social Anthropology. The class worked in three groups to analyze exchanges and kinship relations as described by Annette…

  • Post date 15th October 2015
  • Post author By ptoner

Forgotten landscapes of the Great War

Accordingly, the only visible remains of the camp at Czersk is a prisoner of war cemetery hidden in the forest near the town. The sight of cemetery—a forest…

  • Post date 15th October 2015
  • Post author By Dawid Kobiałka

#Review: Children of Afghanistan: The Path to Peace

In 1978, psychologist Jack Flasher defined the term ‘adultism’ as a way of perceiving children “not only as unconditionally subordinate until they attain legal adulthood but also, as…

  • Post date 15th October 2015
  • Post author By Chandra Kala Clemente Martínez

Eight Questions and Seven Theses about Force Multipliers

“Force multipliers: Machines which allow a small effort to move a larger load are called force multipliers. Some examples of force multipliers include: a crowbar, wheelbarrow, nutcracker, and…

  • Post date 15th October 2015
  • Post author By Maximilian Forte

24. Freedom technologists: a short reading list

Freedom Technologists: Digital Activism and Political Change in the 21st Century (working title), Chapter 2, Freedom Technologists This is the twenty-fourth post in the freedom technologists series. …

  • Post date 15th October 2015
  • Post author By John Postill

Eating in the Side Room: Food, Archaeology, and African American Identity

Review of: Warner, Mark S. 2015. Eating in the Side Room: Food, Archaeology, and African American Identity. Gainesville: University Press of Florida. Ashanté Reese Spelman College Mark S. Warner’s…

  • Post date 15th October 2015
  • Post author By foodanthro

CFP: British Animal Studies Network

  • Post date 15th October 2015
  • Post author By Chrissie Wanner

Vale Anthony Wallace and Raymond Smith

I couldn’t let this week slip by without mentioning the passing of two great anthropologist: Raymond T. Smith and Anthony F.C. Wallace. Raymond T. Smith was a social…

  • Post date 14th October 2015
  • Post author By Rex

Time for tobacco-state politicians to make ‘adult choice’ on Pacific trade agreement

By Gerry Everding If Republican senators from tobacco-growing southern states believe in social responsibility, they would fully explore the TransPacific (TPP) trade agreement’s potential impact on co…

  • Post date 14th October 2015
  • Post author By anthropologyworks
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