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Post-Occupancy Evaluations Ensure Buildings are Performing WELL

Comprehensive Post Occupancy Evaluations (POEs) that focus on the occupant as well as the building and operations are critical for ensuring the success of buildings from an owner’s,…

  • Post date 28th September 2015
  • Post author By Unknown

Post-Occupancy Evaluations Ensure Buildings are Performing WELL

Comprehensive Post Occupancy Evaluations (POEs) that focus on the occupant as well as the building and operations are critical for ensuring the success of buildings from an owner’s,…

  • Post date 28th September 2015
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

Post-Occupancy Evaluations Ensure Buildings are Performing WELL

Comprehensive Post Occupancy Evaluations (POEs) that focus on the occupant as well as the building and operations are critical for ensuring the success of buildings from an owner’s,…

  • Post date 28th September 2015
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

Article: From marginalization to self-determined participation

Budka, P. 2015. From marginalization to self-determined participation: Indigenous digital infrastructures and technology appropriation in Northwestern Ontario’s remote communities. Journal des a…

  • Post date 28th September 2015
  • Post author By philbu

Post-Occupancy Evaluations Ensure Buildings are Performing WELL

Comprehensive Post Occupancy Evaluations (POEs) that focus on the occupant as well as the building and operations are critical for ensuring the success of buildings from an owner’s,…

  • Post date 28th September 2015
  • Post author By Marcel Harmon

Popular resistance stopped the coup, by Sten Hagberg

Last week, Burkina Faso was breaking international news. In the midst of a government meeting, soldiers of the president’s security forces – the notorious Régiment de Sécurité Présidentielle…

  • Post date 28th September 2015
  • Post author By Mats Utas

It’s Not How Many Times You Fall….

  • Post date 27th September 2015
  • Post author By Marianne Paiva

Culture and Power

Culture shapes how we see the world, are we reading culture critically enough? Last time out, I suggested there are differences between how anthropologists understand culture and how…

  • Post date 27th September 2015
  • Post author By Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds/Blogs

Culture and Power

Culture shapes how we see the world, are we reading culture critically enough? Last time out, I suggested there are differences between how anthropologists understand culture and how…

  • Post date 27th September 2015
  • Post author By Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds

Culture and Power

Culture shapes how we see the world, are we reading culture critically enough? Last time out, I suggested there are differences between how anthropologists understand culture and how…

  • Post date 27th September 2015
  • Post author By Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds

Hope for the Future? Efforts and Ideas to Improve the Current Economic Predicament

Tijo Salverda, research associate of the Human Economy Programme in Pretoria and senior research fellow at the Global South Studies Centre (GSSC) in Cologne, sent us this call…

  • Post date 27th September 2015
  • Post author By Unknown

Hope for the Future? Efforts and Ideas to Improve the Current Economic Predicament

Tijo Salverda, research associate of the Human Economy Programme in Pretoria and senior research fellow at the Global South Studies Centre (GSSC) in Cologne, sent us this call…

  • Post date 27th September 2015
  • Post author By Human Economy Blog

Hope for the Future? Efforts and Ideas to Improve the Current Economic Predicament

Tijo Salverda, research associate of the Human Economy Programme in Pretoria and senior research fellow at the Global South Studies Centre (GSSC) in Cologne, sent us this call…

  • Post date 27th September 2015
  • Post author By Human Economy Blog

Onverwachts bezoek: aangename verrassingen tijdens het veldwerk

Door Mariska van Zanten Met haar dochter van zes jaar oud bezocht moeder S. het Early Assesment Center in Nairobi. Ze wilde doorverwezen worden naar een goede school…

  • Post date 27th September 2015
  • Post author By standplaatswereld

Hope for the Future? Efforts and Ideas to Improve the Current Economic Predicament

Tijo Salverda, research associate of the Human Economy Programme in Pretoria and senior research fellow at the Global South Studies Centre (GSSC) in Cologne, sent us this call…

  • Post date 27th September 2015
  • Post author By Human Economy Blog

Amanda Lucia, “Reflections of Amma: Devotees in a Global Embrace”

Amanda Lucia View on Amazon Waiting several hours in line for a hug is well worth it for thousands of people, the devotees of the Guru,  Amma, Mata…

  • Post date 26th September 2015
  • Post author By Kristian Petersen

Guns, Lawyers, and Money Blog

  • Post date 26th September 2015
  • Post author By Tony Waters

James Wescoat on Climate, Energy, and Water-conserving Design

  • Post date 26th September 2015
  • Post author By jeremy schmidt

Hexe und Gender: Eine Transformationsgeschichte der Diskriminierungsfigur des Ketzers

Heute geht es nicht um moderne Wicca, welche eine neue Hexenreligion leben (vgl. aber das Interview mit Dr. Marion Näser-Lather über Wicca: eine performative “Naturreligion” und die (re)konstruierte…

  • Post date 26th September 2015
  • Post author By Christoph Wagenseil

Reader Survey Results Part 3: 95 percent of you never (or rarely) comment!

Why do you comment on Savage Minds. Or why don’t you comment on Savage Minds? Are the comments good? Do they suck? Do you even care? Can internet…

  • Post date 26th September 2015
  • Post author By Ryan

Book Forum — Richard Keller’s Fatal Isolation by Todd Meyers

  Richard Keller’s Fatal Isolation: The Devastating Paris Heat Wave of 2003 is a careful accounting of the toll the heat wave took on those most vulnerable in…

  • Post date 25th September 2015
  • Post author By Todd Meyers

Teach Like You Do in America!

  • Post date 25th September 2015
  • Post author By Tony Waters

So You’re A Graduate Student and You Want to Get Published: Takeaways from the Anthropod Publishing Series

By Emma Louise Backe Anthropod, the anthropology podcast run out of Cultural Anthropology, is an excellent resource for individuals both within and without the discipline (see what I…

  • Post date 25th September 2015
  • Post author By Emma Louise Backe

The Time of Landfills

Landfills partake of multiple temporal scales, making them difficult to regulate and run. Taking into account multiple timescapes, or polychronicity, reveals the constitutive role of non-human beings …

  • Post date 25th September 2015
  • Post author By guestauth0r
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