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User Experience Research at SpendWell – My First 3 Months

Three months ago, I started a new job as user experience researcher at SpendWell Health, a start-up here in Portland, OR. SpendWell is building an online marketplace where…

  • Post date 3rd March 2015
  • Post author By amysantee

Iraqi Art Emerges From Rubble of War

  • Post date 3rd March 2015
  • Post author By Museum Anthropology Editors

Big Man Bibi

In the face of such powerful opposition, how can we account for Bibi’s stubborn determination? Why is he so resolute? Why all the bluster and bombast? Anthropologists have…

  • Post date 3rd March 2015
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Big Man Bibi

In the face of such powerful opposition, how can we account for Bibi’s stubborn determination? Why is he so resolute? Why all the bluster and bombast? Anthropologists have…

  • Post date 3rd March 2015
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Big Man Bibi

The prospect of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu’s speech to a joint session of the U.S. Congress has generated a great deal of political heat. People in…

  • Post date 3rd March 2015
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Workshop note on digital media and socio-political change

By Victor Lasa On 20 February 2015, Dr John Postill convened a workshop with fellow RMIT scholars and research students around the topic of “Digital media and socio-political…

  • Post date 3rd March 2015
  • Post author By John Postill

Big Man Bibi

In the face of such powerful opposition, how can we account for Bibi’s stubborn determination? Why is he so resolute? Why all the bluster and bombast? Anthropologists have…

  • Post date 3rd March 2015
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Big Man Bibi

In the face of such powerful opposition, how can we account for Bibi’s stubborn determination? Why is he so resolute? Why all the bluster and bombast? Anthropologists have…

  • Post date 3rd March 2015
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Big Man Bibi

In the face of such powerful opposition, how can we account for Bibi’s stubborn determination? Why is he so resolute? Why all the bluster and bombast? Anthropologists have…

  • Post date 3rd March 2015
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Big Man Bibi

In the face of such powerful opposition, how can we account for Bibi’s stubborn determination? Why is he so resolute? Why all the bluster and bombast? Anthropologists have…

  • Post date 3rd March 2015
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Book review of Flemming Rose’s “The Tyranny of Silence”

My review of Flemming Rose’s latest book “The Tyranny of Silence” can be found here. It’s titled Flemming Rose and the absence of empathy. The review is published at…

  • Post date 2nd March 2015
  • Post author By Peter Hervik

Pacific Islanders March for Self-Determination

Pacific Islanders March for Self-Determination by Fuifuilupe Niumeitolu Photo by Dan Bacher. Part of the Pacific Islander (Melanesian, Micronesian, Polynesian) Contingent at the major Climate Change M…

  • Post date 2nd March 2015
  • Post author By mailevine

The freedom to love

As a result, a new youth culture rides on love and its insignia of commercialized love (hearts on objects, a flood of cards, new fast food items and…

  • Post date 2nd March 2015
  • Post author By PopAnth - Hot Buttered Humanity

Position Announcement: Managing Editor, Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, Denver, Colorado

  • Post date 1st March 2015
  • Post author By Museum Anthropology Editors

A New Politics of Distribution

What is a Basic Income Grant and what might it mean for Trinidad and Tobago… My last two columns asked questions about transforming the status quo, such as…

  • Post date 1st March 2015
  • Post author By Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds

Self-imposed discrimination in brazil

  When I arrived in Brazil seven years ago as an American anthropologist seeking to discover if Brazil would be a good place to do research for a…

  • Post date 1st March 2015
  • Post author By Neil Turner

Introducing the More-Than-Human Lab

After five years of research and teaching, the Design Culture Lab has been retired and I’m excited to announce my new adventure: the More-Than-Human Lab. I’ve imported all…

  • Post date 1st March 2015
  • Post author By anneg

Anthropologists in Practice: An Interview with Janne Flisrand, Network Weaver and Owner of Flisrand Consulting

Anthropologists in Practice is an ongoing series of interviews featuring practicing anthropologists who work outside the academy. The goal of the series is to provide a source of…

  • Post date 1st March 2015
  • Post author By amysantee

Radical Leftists or Mild Keynesians? Syriza’s Transition to Power

By Theodoros Rakopoulos It is not news that the Greek left has abandoned its radical agenda. Syriza steered their wheel rightward way before the election they won at…

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

Anthropological Documentary for Public Policy in Jakarta

Sarine Arslanian, Visual Anthropology student from 2012, reports from Jakarta and shares her latest documentary. With the support of the Center for Public Policy Transformation, Sarine Arslanian exp…

  • Post date 27th February 2015
  • Post author By ukvisualanth

Terrain as Insurgent Weapon

Below is the abstract of my essay “Terrain as Insurgent Weapon: An Affective Geometry of Combat in the Valley of Death,” which I’ll present at the workshop Space, Materiality,…

  • Post date 27th February 2015
  • Post author By Gastón Gordillo

Terrain as Insurgent Weapon

Below is the abstract of my essay “Terrain as Insurgent Weapon: An Affective Geometry of Combat in the Valley of Death,” which I’ll present at the workshop Space, Materiality,…

  • Post date 27th February 2015
  • Post author By Gastón Gordillo

MUAN 38.1 “Continued Conversations” Web-Exclusive Content: Jill Minar Interview Part 1

  • Post date 27th February 2015
  • Post author By Museum Anthropology Editors

Utopia som et analytisk [be]greb.

I denne artikel behandles utopia som et samfundsvidenskabeligt [be]greb i igennem dets brug i forskningsprojektet Utopia14. Der argumenteres for begrebets affinitet med sociologien og dets anvendeligh…

  • Post date 27th February 2015
  • Post author By UTOPIA Gruppen
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