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Terms of Reference: Individual or team to conduct assessment of Ebola contact tracing mHealth application

A team of researchers from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and Innovations for Poverty Action Sierra Leone developed a study evaluating the use of mobile…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Nicole McMurray

Terms of Reference: Individual or team to conduct assessment of Ebola contact tracing mHealth application

A team of researchers from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and Innovations for Poverty Action Sierra Leone developed a study evaluating the use of mobile…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Nicole McMurray

Terms of Reference: Individual or team to conduct assessment of Ebola contact tracing mHealth application

A team of researchers from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and Innovations for Poverty Action Sierra Leone developed a study evaluating the use of mobile…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Nicole McMurray

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

Terms of Reference: Individual or team to conduct assessment of Ebola contact tracing mHealth application

A team of researchers from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and Innovations for Poverty Action Sierra Leone developed a study evaluating the use of mobile…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Nicole McMurray

“Drugs are bad,” he said, sipping his beer: Legality vs. social acceptability

I’ve found it highly interesting to hear drug users trash talk other drugs, even while they’re high on their own preferred substance. Gina* thinks that alcohol is the…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Hilary Agro

Donald Trump vs. Blood Magic

Donald Trump has revived old stereotypes in claiming that Fox News commentator/Republican debate moderator Megyn Kelly was ruled by her hormones (“bleeding from her wherever”) when she cri…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Alma Gottlieb

A rerun of a nightmare

My latest for Politico is on the nightmare of tension that is life these days in St. Louis: St. Louis is in a rerun of a nightmare. Protesters are…

  • Post date 12th August 2015
  • Post author By Sarah Kendzior

Surreal Specters: Martin Gusinde and The Lost Tribes of Tierra del Fuego, reviewed in the New York Review of Books

The surrealists’ 1929 Map of the World depicts Tierra del Fuego as larger than Australia: Martin Gusinde’s photographs show us why. When Martin Gusinde was ordained as a…

  • Post date 11th August 2015
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

Surreal Specters: Martin Gusinde and The Lost Tribes of Tierra del Fuego, reviewed in the New York Review of Books

The surrealists’ 1929 Map of the World depicts Tierra del Fuego as larger than Australia: Martin Gusinde’s photographs show us why. When Martin Gusinde was ordained as a…

  • Post date 11th August 2015
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

Surreal Specters: Martin Gusinde and The Lost Tribes of Tierra del Fuego, reviewed in the New York Review of Books

The surrealists’ 1929 Map of the World depicts Tierra del Fuego as larger than Australia: Martin Gusinde’s photographs show us why. When Martin Gusinde was ordained as a…

  • Post date 11th August 2015
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

Surreal Specters: Martin Gusinde and The Lost Tribes of Tierra del Fuego, reviewed in the New York Review of Books

The surrealists’ 1929 Map of the World depicts Tierra del Fuego as larger than Australia: Martin Gusinde’s photographs show us why. When Martin Gusinde was ordained as a…

  • Post date 11th August 2015
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

Visiting position: ethics in the Anthropocene

See for posting here: VU University Amsterdam VU University Amsterdam is one of the leading institutions for higher education in Europe and aims to be inspiring, innovative, and…

  • Post date 11th August 2015
  • Post author By jeremy schmidt

Shoes, walking and reflections on subtle conflicts within social movements #Fieldnotes

In my research, I have found myself walking constantly, primarily because the city where my field site is set breathes with mobilizations these days. Choice of shoes has…

  • Post date 11th August 2015
  • Post author By Mina Baginova

Be rooted: learning from Aboriginal dyeing and weaving

Weavings from Indigenous bush dyeing and weaving workshops. Elizabeth Tunstall I am back after two long journeys to India, regional and then remote Australia. I return with a…

  • Post date 11th August 2015
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Be rooted: learning from Aboriginal dyeing and weaving

Weavings from Indigenous bush dyeing and weaving workshops. Elizabeth Tunstall I am back after two long journeys to India, regional and then remote Australia. I return with a…

  • Post date 11th August 2015
  • Post author By lorenz

The Beer Lovers Guide To Travel

This post in it’s original form can be found on Let’s Grab A Beer’s Tumblr Page, where I contribute content as “The Beer Behaviorist” to help the world appreciate…

  • Post date 10th August 2015
  • Post author By thenarcissisticanthropologist

Inside AAA- Meet Anne Kelsey

Inside AAA is a blog series that provides readers the opportunity to get a glimpse of the people who work for you, the AAA member. In this series,…

  • Post date 10th August 2015
  • Post author By Anne Kelsey

Altstadt in Gori

Zusammen mit einer armenischen Kollegin laufe ich durch “Old Gori“. Gori ist eine Kleinstadt in Georgien mit ca. 45.000 Einwohnern, eine Stunde von der Hauptstadt Tbilisi entfernt. Sie…

  • Post date 10th August 2015
  • Post author By Stéphane Voell

Museum Anthropology Leaders: Boris Wastiau, Director, Musee d’ethnographie de Geneve and Tenured Professor, Department of the History of Religions, University of Geneva, Part 3 of 3

  • Post date 10th August 2015
  • Post author By Museum Anthropology Editors

Borobudur Temple: Buddhist Reliefs in Existence (Nokia XpressMusic Camera)

  • Post date 10th August 2015
  • Post author By Roikan

Borobudur Temple: Buddhist Reliefs in Existence (Nokia XpressMusic Camera)

  • Post date 10th August 2015
  • Post author By Roikan

Borobudur Temple: Buddhist Reliefs in Existence (Nokia XpressMusic Camera)

  • Post date 10th August 2015
  • Post author By Roikan

Borobudur Temple: Buddhist Reliefs in Existence (Nokia XpressMusic Camera)

  • Post date 10th August 2015
  • Post author By Roikan
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