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Community Led Ebola Management and Eradication (CLEME)

The CLEME (Community Led Ebola Man- agement and Eradication) programme aims at triggering the behavioural change needed by the communities to strengthen community resilience to the outbreak and …

  • Post date 13th August 2015
  • Post author By Nicole McMurray

Trust lies at the heart of making economic recovery more equitable for Sierra Leone after ebola

As the number of new ebola cases decreases in Sierra Leone, the west African country can now start looking to the future. The ebola crisis, which started in…

  • Post date 13th August 2015
  • Post author By www.sv.uio.no

Trust lies at the heart of making economic recovery more equitable for Sierra Leone after ebola

As the number of new ebola cases decreases in Sierra Leone, the west African country can now start looking to the future. The ebola crisis, which started in…

  • Post date 13th August 2015
  • Post author By www.sv.uio.no

Trust lies at the heart of making economic recovery more equitable for Sierra Leone after ebola

As the number of new ebola cases decreases in Sierra Leone, the west African country can now start looking to the future. The ebola crisis, which started in…

  • Post date 13th August 2015
  • Post author By www.sv.uio.no

Community Led Ebola Management and Eradication (CLEME)

The CLEME (Community Led Ebola Man- agement and Eradication) programme aims at triggering the behavioural change needed by the communities to strengthen community resilience to the outbreak and preven…

  • Post date 13th August 2015
  • Post author By Nicole McMurray

Getting to Know Gratiot

Gratiot Avenue is one of Detroit’s 5 original main avenues (along with Woodward, Michigan, Jefferson, and Grand River) that branch out from downtown like the spokes of a…

  • Post date 13th August 2015
  • Post author By Kaeleigh Herstad

Trust lies at the heart of making economic recovery more equitable for Sierra Leone after ebola

As the number of new ebola cases decreases in Sierra Leone, the west African country can now start looking to the future. The ebola crisis, which started in…

  • Post date 13th August 2015
  • Post author By www.sv.uio.no

Trust lies at the heart of making economic recovery more equitable for Sierra Leone after ebola

As the number of new ebola cases decreases in Sierra Leone, the west African country can now start looking to the future. The ebola crisis, which started in…

  • Post date 13th August 2015
  • Post author By www.sv.uio.no

CFP: Media, culture and change across the Pacific

by Raul Castro, via the EASA Media Anthropology Network mailing list Call for Papers Media, culture and change across the Pacific: perspectives from Asia, Oceania and the Americas…

  • Post date 13th August 2015
  • Post author By John Postill

Dis-orientalizing & Ethnographic Journeys #Fieldnotes

I conduct fieldwork among young Hindus in Amsterdam, the city where I have lived for nearly six years. Amsterdam lends itself to compartmentalisation as it is neatly divided…

  • Post date 13th August 2015
  • Post author By Priya Swamy

anthro in the news 8/10/15

Politics and dirty water: A recipe for poor health An article in the Mail and Guardian (South Africa) describes the role of politics in the mishandling of water…

  • Post date 13th August 2015
  • Post author By anthropologyworks

Teaching Feminism to Teenage Boys

I have had a desire bubbling inside me for some time now to sit my male teenage relatives down and give them a crash course on feminism and…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Emily

Teaching Feminism to Teenage Boys

I have had a desire bubbling inside me for some time now to sit my male teenage relatives down and give them a crash course on feminism and…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Emily

Teaching Feminism to Teenage Boys

I have had a desire bubbling inside me for some time now to sit my male teenage relatives down and give them a crash course on feminism and…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Emily

Teaching Feminism to Teenage Boys

I have had a desire bubbling inside me for some time now to sit my male teenage relatives down and give them a crash course on feminism and…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Emily

Alberto Prunetti’s “Amianto. Una storia operaia” by Cinzia Greco

Amianto. Una storia operaia by Alberto Prunetti Edizioni Alegre, 2014, 192 pages. Amianto. Una storia operaia (Asbestos. A Working-Class Story) is written by Alberto Prunetti, an Italian writer…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Cinzia Greco

AAA Interns Get Down to (Association) Business

The first full week of work at AAA has come to a close! I can’t believe how fast time has flown by. Anthropology Information Central is coming along…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Anne Kelsey

Peace Corps Edifice Complexes

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Tony

NEW! — Alan Bradshaw: European austerity and collective blame

According to Richard Seymour (2015), current European austerity politics ought to be regarded not as a temporary period of economic rationalization during crisis but rather as a shift…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Focaal Web Editor

Sosialantropologi i et internasjonalt arbeidsliv

For noen tiår tilbake satt to menn i sin beste alder – den ene tidligere generaldirektør for Norsk Hydro, den andre professor i sosialantropologi – og samtalte om…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By SVT-fakultetet

Memories in the forest

There is no coincidence in the fact that the beeches with carvings are located exclusively alongside the trenches. Surviving historical data confirms the fact that there were…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Dawid Kobiałka

Be(com)ing a Responsible Māori Researcher – Reflecting on Fieldwork with Ngāti Rakaipaaka

Hi anthfriends! The following is a paper reflecting on the fieldwork I did with my iwi, Ngāti Rakaipaaka, for my thesis. I presented it last year at the…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Unknown

Be(com)ing a Responsible Māori Researcher – Reflecting on Fieldwork with Ngāti Rakaipaaka

Hi anthfriends! The following is a paper reflecting on the fieldwork I did with my iwi, Ngāti Rakaipaaka, for my thesis. I presented it last year at the…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Anth Sisters

Be(com)ing a Responsible Māori Researcher – Reflecting on Fieldwork with Ngāti Rakaipaaka

Hi anthfriends! The following is a paper reflecting on the fieldwork I did with my iwi, Ngāti Rakaipaaka, for my thesis. I presented it last year at the…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Anth Sisters
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