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Intricacies of Universal Health Care

What are some of the primary concerns of Universal Health and access to quality health care? Among researchers doing studies in this area, these concerns have raised new…

  • Post date 2nd January 2016
  • Post author By Neil Turner

The Making of Home

One of the strengths of this book—and part of its appeal to readers interested in archaeology and anthropology—is its long view, examining changes in cultural trends over the…

  • Post date 2nd January 2016
  • Post author By Corey McQuinn

ISIS will fall

Stephen Walt has an astute analysis of the state of ISIS in Foreign Affairs.

  • Post date 1st January 2016
  • Post author By tabsir

Friends on Facebook for 46 Years: Difference in Experiencing Technical Difficulty

Where did the 46 Years come from? You didn’t become Facebook friends 46 years ago. So, where does the number come from. It isn’t random. It is a…

  • Post date 31st December 2015
  • Post author By Angela VandenBroek

Happy New Year!

The Society for the Anthropology of Food and Nutrition wishes you a happy new year. May your 2016 be full of joy and delicious!

  • Post date 31st December 2015
  • Post author By reblack

My top 5 trends of 2015 – and some predictions for 2016

With best wishes for a healthy and productive 2016! 1 – WHITE PRIVILEGE UNDER ATTACK Debates and struggles around race have taken centre-stage in 2015, with an intensity…

  • Post date 31st December 2015
  • Post author By Vito Laterza

Web Roundup: 2015 by Lily Shapiro

As the year winds up, many publications around the web are doing “highlights of 2015”-type lists, so I thought I’d compile some of these to give a bit…

  • Post date 31st December 2015
  • Post author By Lily Shapiro

Top 10 of 2015

In 2015 I wrote on a wide variety of issues for a wide variety of outlets. I switched mostly to features from op-ed, since my op-eds on exploitation,…

  • Post date 31st December 2015
  • Post author By Sarah Kendzior

Op naar 2016!

Het is de laatste dag van het jaar, een jaar dat voor velen van ons is omgevlogen. Het hectische leven op de universiteit, voor zowel stafleden als studenten, maakt…

  • Post date 31st December 2015
  • Post author By standplaatswereld

Principal for a Day: Not in Charge of the School

  • Post date 31st December 2015
  • Post author By BIll Rich

2015: Just Another Year for Empire

This year saw so little published on this site, that presenting our “top 10 articles” would nearly exhaust everything we produced. Instead, we decided to produce a list…

  • Post date 31st December 2015
  • Post author By Maximilian Forte

Fellowship Announcement: Summer Repository Research Fellowship, Indiana University Institute for Advanced Study

  • Post date 31st December 2015
  • Post author By Museum Anthropology Editors

Afaneh Najmabadi, “Professing Selves: Transsexuality and Same-Sex Desire in Contemporary Iran”

Afaneh Najmabadi View on Amazon In her fascinating new book Professing Selves: Transsexuality and Same-Sex Desire in Contemporary Iran (Duke University Press, 2015), Afaneh Najmabadi, Professor of Histo… Visit New…

  • Post date 30th December 2015
  • Post author By SHERALI TAREEN

Erik Linstrum , “Ruling Minds: Ruling Minds: Psychology in the British Empire”

Erik Linstrum View on Amazon In Ruling Minds: Psychology in the British Empire (Harvard University Press, 2016), Erik Linstrum examines how the field of psychology was employed in…

  • Post date 30th December 2015
  • Post author By James Esposito

Sujey Vega, “Latino Heartland: Of Borders and Belonging in the Midwest”

Sujey Vega View on Amazon In Latino Heartland: Of Borders and Belonging in the Midwest (New York University Press, 2015), Sujey Vega Assistant Professor of Women and Gender Studies…

  • Post date 30th December 2015
  • Post author By David-James Gonzales

Interview with Tijo Salverda

By Madhukar Ramlallah, editor of the Mauritius Times [with permission from the Mauritius Times] ‘Franco-Mauritians have realised that their economic power is best served by staying away from…

  • Post date 30th December 2015
  • Post author By anthropologyworks

State Intervention in Financial Markets: Why Geopolitics Matter

By Tijo Salverda There is not much new in the observation that markets are closely intertwined with political authority. In the past authorities guaranteed markets to operate, while…

  • Post date 30th December 2015
  • Post author By Unknown

State Intervention in Financial Markets: Why Geopolitics Matter

By Tijo Salverda There is not much new in the observation that markets are closely intertwined with political authority. In the past authorities guaranteed markets to operate, while…

  • Post date 30th December 2015
  • Post author By Human Economy Blog

State Intervention in Financial Markets: Why Geopolitics Matter

By Tijo Salverda There is not much new in the observation that markets are closely intertwined with political authority. In the past authorities guaranteed markets to operate, while…

  • Post date 30th December 2015
  • Post author By Human Economy Blog

State Intervention in Financial Markets: Why Geopolitics Matter

By Tijo Salverda There is not much new in the observation that markets are closely intertwined with political authority. In the past authorities guaranteed markets to operate, while…

  • Post date 30th December 2015
  • Post author By Human Economy Blog

Psychodynamik verstehen: Auch “Sekten” sind Religionen

Prof. Sebastian Murken war 1989 eines von sieben Gründungsmitgliedern des Religionswissenschaftlichen Medien- und Informationsdienstes REMID e.V. 1997 wurde er als Gutachter für die Enquete-Kommissio…

  • Post date 30th December 2015
  • Post author By Christoph Wagenseil

Links & Contents I Liked 168

Hi all, Welcome to the final link review of 2015! This one is a bit longer (the Internet apparently does not have holidays…) with plenty of good reads for…

  • Post date 30th December 2015
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

My development blogging & communication review 2015

Dear all, It only feels like yesterday that aidnography went live, but this is actually my fifth end-of-the-year reflection post after 2011, 2012, 2013 & 2014! In the…

  • Post date 30th December 2015
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

Peter J. Gloviczki, “Journalism and Memorialization in the Age of Social Media”

Peter J. Gloviczki View on Amazon Humans have coped with tragedy using ritual and memorials since the Neolithic era. Doka called a memorial a space invested with meaning,…

  • Post date 30th December 2015
  • Post author By Jasmine McNealy
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