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#Review: The Gloss of Harmony. The Politics of Policy-Making in Multilateral Organisations

I spent much of my fieldwork at a department of the UK Government grappling with a confusing dynamic between civil servants I worked with, and their ‘stakeholders’ from…

  • Post date 23rd November 2015
  • Post author By Taras Fedirko

AAA2015 research

I didn’t make it to AAA2015, but I wanted to make sure I noted sessions of interest so I can keep an eye out for people, publications, etc.…

  • Post date 22nd November 2015
  • Post author By mthl_admin

What FoodAnthropology is Reading Now: November 22 Edition

November 22, 2015: There’s good news for FoodAnthropology readers this week: it was a great week for internet food reads. Here’s a round of up what captivated FoodAnthropology…

  • Post date 22nd November 2015
  • Post author By laurenrmoore

Plädoyer für sensiblen Sprachgebrauch

Sehr geehrter Herr John, sehr geehrte Frau Sterkl, sehr geehrte Standard-Redaktion, herzlichen Dank für Ihren Beitrag „Wenn der ‚Ansturm‘ der ‚Asylanten‘ losbricht“ und das Interview mit Anatol Stefan…

  • Post date 22nd November 2015
  • Post author By Susanne Oberpeilsteiner

Learning About Police Culture

how might the police and anthropologists collaborate? Those traditional, far-away and so-called exotic groups anthropologists once studied – and “othered” – at the …

  • Post date 22nd November 2015
  • Post author By Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds/Blogs

Learning About Police Culture

how might the police and anthropologists collaborate? Those traditional, far-away and so-called exotic groups anthropologists once studied – and “othered” – at the …

  • Post date 22nd November 2015
  • Post author By Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds

Learning About Police Culture

how might the police and anthropologists collaborate? Those traditional, far-away and so-called exotic groups anthropologists once studied – and “othered” – at the …

  • Post date 22nd November 2015
  • Post author By Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds

Our language of refusal reveals a shifting stance on prejudice

The ways in which we’re speaking out against Syrian refugees indicates that we are redefining prejudicial discourse. — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

  • Post date 22nd November 2015
  • Post author By Scientific American Blog: Anthropology in Practice

Immortality: who needs it?

Each day, unbelievable amounts of human energy are channeled into prolonging life.  We pour millions of dollars and unending hours into seeking medial advents that may fend off…

  • Post date 21st November 2015
  • Post author By Kristen Lowe

Joint PhD in the Cognitive Science of Religion (2016-17 Studentship)

The Institute of Cognition and Culture (ICC) is offering a DEL Studentship for the Doctoral programme in the Cognitive the Science of Religion that has been established by…

  • Post date 21st November 2015
  • Post author By International Cognition and Culture Institute

Terror in France and ISIS’ Revolution: Anthropologists try to see the whole picture

(draft, post in progress) More surveillance, more bombs, more border controls, less democracy, less freedom: Europe is reacting hysterically after the deadly terror attacks in Paris one week…

  • Post date 21st November 2015
  • Post author By lorenz

Terror in France and ISIS’ Revolution: Anthropologists try to see the whole picture

(draft, post in progress) More surveillance, more bombs, more border controls, less democracy, less freedom: Europe is reacting hysterically after the deadly terror attacks in Paris one week…

  • Post date 21st November 2015
  • Post author By lorenz

Elektrizität

Die Ausgabe 30.4 (November 2015) der Zeitschrift Cultural Anthropology widmet sich in fünf Artikeln der Geschichte und Gegenwart der Elektrizität: Featured in this issue is our second Openings…

  • Post date 21st November 2015
  • Post author By amischerikow

Elektrizität

Die Ausgabe 30.4 (November 2015) der Zeitschrift Cultural Anthropology widmet sich in fünf Artikeln der Geschichte und Gegenwart der Elektrizität: Featured in this issue is our second Openings…

  • Post date 21st November 2015
  • Post author By amischerikow

Elektrizität

Die Ausgabe 30.4 (November 2015) der Zeitschrift Cultural Anthropology widmet sich in fünf Artikeln der Geschichte und Gegenwart der Elektrizität: Featured in this issue is our second Openings…

  • Post date 21st November 2015
  • Post author By amischerikow

Egypt: Open access to online scientific journals, ebooks and encyclopedias for everybody in the whole country

It does not happen often that there a good news from Egypt where I am still living. This news here, although nearly too good to be true, is…

  • Post date 21st November 2015
  • Post author By lorenz

Egypt: Open access to online scientific journals, ebooks and encyclopedias for everybody in the whole country

It does not happen often that there a good news from Egypt where I am still living. This news here, although nearly too good to be true, is…

  • Post date 21st November 2015
  • Post author By lorenz

A Day of Action: Justice for Black Women and Girls on May 21st, 2015

[Have a powerful Trans Day of Resilience! Savage Minds is pleased to present the fourth essay in the series “Making Black Lives Matter: Reflections on the Declaration and…

  • Post date 21st November 2015
  • Post author By Bianca C. Williams

Mpu Prapanca and the ‘Desawarnana’

      It was my birthday yesterday, and my lovely girlfriend bought me a copy of Stuart Robson’s translation of the Desawarnana, the famous Old Javanese kāvya, or poem,…

  • Post date 20th November 2015
  • Post author By A. J. West

Summer Roundup: Features by Deanna Day

This Friday, we are rounding up a set of feature essays that were published on Somatosphere over the summer. Unlike our previous summer roundups, which have focused on…

  • Post date 20th November 2015
  • Post author By Deanna Day

REMINDER: Council for Museum Anthropology Reception, American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting

  • Post date 20th November 2015
  • Post author By Museum Anthropology Editors

Mpu Prapanca and the ‘Desawarnana’

      It was my birthday yesterday, and my lovely girlfriend bought me a copy of Stuart Robson’s translation of the Desawarnana, the famous Old Javanese kāvya, or poem,…

  • Post date 20th November 2015
  • Post author By A. J. West

Mpu Prapanca and the ‘Desawarnana’

      It was my birthday yesterday, and my lovely girlfriend bought me a copy of Stuart Robson's translation of the Desawarnana, the famous Old Javanese kāvya, or poem,…

  • Post date 20th November 2015
  • Post author By A. J. West

Blame it on Ebola

Since the 7th of November Sierra Leone is officially Ebola-free.  Even if the outbreak lasted far too long and it was far too painful, there is reason now…

  • Post date 20th November 2015
  • Post author By Diana Szanto
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