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VAP Position in the Anthropology of Crime and/or Security

Le Moyne College.  Due to a last minute vacancy, the Department of Anthropology, Criminology and Sociology invites applications for a one-year Visiting Assistant Professor with the possibility of…

  • Post date 20th May 2015
  • Post author By jeffmartin00

Elgin Marbles Legal Action Ruled Out by Greece

  • Post date 19th May 2015
  • Post author By Museum Anthropology Editors

Benjamin Schmidt, “Inventing Exoticism: Geography, Globalism, and Europe’s Early Modern World”

Benjamin Schmidt‘s beautiful new book argues that a new form of exoticism emerged in the Netherlands between the mid-1660s and the early 1730s, thanks to a series of…

  • Post date 19th May 2015
  • Post author By Carla Nappi

From Home Movies to Homs

The amateur film is becoming a global visual lingua franca, a consequence of the conjuncture of the digital with new and widely accessible film technologies (notably the camera…

  • Post date 19th May 2015
  • Post author By Haidy Geismar

Popular Art and Portuguese Identity. Anatomy of an Exhibition

An event with Professor Anthony Shelton Thursday 21 May 2015, 6pm, Room G01, School of Arts, Birkbeck, University of London, 43 Gordon Square, London WC1H 0PD Between the…

  • Post date 19th May 2015
  • Post author By Haidy Geismar

“INDIGENE” ANSICHTEN ÜBER DEN NUTZEN DER (ANGEWANDTEN) ETHNOLOGIE

Apropos über Ethnologen und deren ausgeprägtes Helfersyndrom: Viele Ethnologiestudierende haben dies im Hinterkopf. Und – und bevor hier jemand mit den Augen rollt, wartet einen Moment noch, gle…

  • Post date 18th May 2015
  • Post author By juliherz

The immigrants ‘crisis’ and the limits of Facebook

Photomontage realised by Vento Ribelle and posted on their Facebook page on the 20 April 2015 and shared by left-wing individuals in Grano. This post is prompted by the…

  • Post date 18th May 2015
  • Post author By Razvan Nicolescu

Nicholas B. Dirks, “Autobiography of an Archive: A Scholar’s Passage to India”

Nicholas B. Dirks‘ Autobiography of an Archive: A Scholar’s Passage to India (Columbia University Press, 2015) is a wonderful collection of essays, loosely arranged along the line’s of…

  • Post date 18th May 2015
  • Post author By Ian Cook

DC event: Opening the Black Box, The Contextual Drivers of Social Accountability

  • Post date 17th May 2015
  • Post author By anthropologyworks

Anthro in the news 5/18/15

Disenchantment and British politics Emma Crewe, social anthropologist and research associate at SOAS, the University of London, published an op-ed in the Times Higher Education (U.K.) on how…

  • Post date 17th May 2015
  • Post author By anthropologyworks

DIE ETHNOLOGIN UND DIE ELBE – ODER WARUM ICH ELBEBLOGGERIN WERDEN WILL

„Ethnologen? Das sind doch die, die fremde Völker studieren, am Ende keinen Job finden und Taxi fahren?“ Dies ist das Bild, das die meisten sich ausmalen, wenn sie von…

  • Post date 17th May 2015
  • Post author By juliherz

A Ritual of Power

The recent #Caribbeanfutureforum silenced a large volume of voices. Here’s how and why Power has many definitions. One way anthropologists talk about power is the “power matrix,…

  • Post date 17th May 2015
  • Post author By Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds

Sex and temperament: Mead, Bateson and Fortune, New Guinea, 1933.

It was the most complicated of things, a love triangle involving young professionals who were meant to collaborate, and who did, but whose contrasting personalities and diverging agendas…

  • Post date 17th May 2015
  • Post author By Thomas Hylland Eriksen

Sex and temperament: Mead, Bateson and Fortune, New Guinea, 1933.

It was the most complicated of things, a love triangle involving young professionals who were meant to collaborate, and who did, but whose contrasting personalities and diverging agendas…

  • Post date 17th May 2015
  • Post author By Thomas Hylland Eriksen

Medizinisches Fachwissen auffrischen – ist das schon alles? Die Vorbereitung zugewanderter ÄrztInnen auf den Arbeitsalltag in deutschen Kliniken

Tabea Schnepf   „Was ich mir wünschen würde ist eine gleiche Behandlung wie ein deutscher Assistenzarzt, die werden jedoch ganz offensichtlich und gar nicht elegant bevorzugt. Im Endeffekt…

  • Post date 17th May 2015
  • Post author By Hansjörg Dilger

Sex and temperament: Mead, Bateson and Fortune, New Guinea, 1933.

It was the most complicated of things, a love triangle involving young professionals who were meant to collaborate, and who did, but whose contrasting personalities and diverging agendas immediately…

  • Post date 16th May 2015
  • Post author By thomashyllanderiksen

Rice and Beans: Shaping the Customer’s Choice

As more cultural commodities enter the market, cultural distinctions will become muted to suit the appetites of a wider clientele — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

  • Post date 15th May 2015
  • Post author By Scientific American Blog: Anthropology in Practice

New Address and Design for Online Archive of Ivan Karp’s Publications

  • Post date 15th May 2015
  • Post author By Museum Anthropology Editors

Marieke Brandt: The hidden realities behind Saudi Arabia’s Operation Decisive Storm in Yemen

In recent weeks, as part of Operation Decisive Storm, a military coalition of ten predominantly Sunni states led by Saudi Arabia has been shelling military installations, arms stockpiles,…

  • Post date 15th May 2015
  • Post author By Focaal Web Editor

Pixels and Politics: Representation in Video Games

By Christine Tomlinson To read Tom Boellstorff’s introduction to this book reviews series, head over to The Book Review as Conversation. T. L. Taylor. 2006. Play Between Worlds: Exploring Online…

  • Post date 15th May 2015
  • Post author By Emma Louise Backe

Clausewitz Updated and downsized

There is a nicely done satire by Sean McFate on how to take over a small country. Check it out here. Note: Only the rich may apply.

  • Post date 15th May 2015
  • Post author By tabsir

Links & Contents I Liked 146

Hi all, The busy end-of-term weeks are approaching fast, so I sort of skipped one link review and focused on other content instead (see below).But it also means…

  • Post date 15th May 2015
  • Post author By Tobias Denskus

A Collaborative Blog about Multispecies Engagements …

The idea of setting up a blog dedicated to multispecies engagements emerged in the course of conversations at an ESRC-funded Scottish Training in Anthropological Research (STAR) workshop, and…

  • Post date 15th May 2015
  • Post author By Chrissie Wanner

Rice and Beans: The Private Role of Food

The signfiicance of selling a personal substance in the public market. — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

  • Post date 14th May 2015
  • Post author By Scientific American Blog: Anthropology in Practice
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