A good deal of research and case studies have demonstrated that vacancy sensors/settings (manual ON/auto OFF) save more energy than occupancy sensors/settings (auto ON/auto OFF). Some of the…
Yesterday I took my copy of William James’ Varieties off the shelf to read more about his notion of radical empiricism and shortly after placing it on…
”Hvad er det nu lige en antropolog er, og hvad er det egentligt, at en antropolog kan?” I foråret tog jeg udfordringen op og satte mig for at…
I have blogged a few times in the past years about agriculture as the next frontier for Chinese investment abroad, but it has been slow to materialise. Over…
Michael Agar Rachelle Annechino invited me to write something about the concept of “public health” as I experienced it in my decades-long and checkered past in the drug…
How to collaborate in a research project when your collegues are spread across five continents? Email? Skype? Facebook? The Overheating-team found something intellectually mor…
1. The great transformation 2. Globalization from above 3. Globalization from below (and above) 4. The informal economy has taken over the world 5. The digital revolution and…
The wrongheaded Obama college-ranking system, I’m afraid, is yet another example of how the gulf between rhetoric and behavior develops widespread disappointment and disillusion.
The wrongheaded Obama college-ranking system, I’m afraid, is yet another example of how the gulf between rhetoric and behavior develops widespread disappointment and disillusion.
The wrongheaded Obama college-ranking system, I’m afraid, is yet another example of how the gulf between rhetoric and behavior develops widespread disappointment and disillusion.
The wrongheaded Obama college-ranking system, I’m afraid, is yet another example of how the gulf between rhetoric and behavior develops widespread disappointment and disillusion.
The wrongheaded Obama college-ranking system, I’m afraid, is yet another example of how the gulf between rhetoric and behavior develops widespread disappointment and disillusion.
The wrongheaded Obama college-ranking system, I’m afraid, is yet another example of how the gulf between rhetoric and behavior develops widespread disappointment and disillusion.
“A House to Make a Home?” Season 3, Episode 27 Aired 5/27/14 We are joined by guest expert Mengqi Wang to delve into the fascinating world of housing,…
Among the pledges made by Chinese premier Li Keqiang at the African Union meeting in Addis Abeba on 5 May, increasing the credit line to African countries to…
Do old civilizational traditions still play a role in economic life today? In a new project, Overheating researcher Chris Hann wants to show that so-called civilizational anal…
Reflexion– expression without words; a remark expressing careful consideration; a calm, lengthy, intent consideration. Inter– Between, among; mutually; reciprocally Marlowe L…
Excited to announce the RC21 session I’m organizing with Silvia at the 18th ISA World Congress this July. The session looks at informal everyday and policy dynamics in…
Excited to announce the RC21 session I’m organizing with Silvia at the 18th ISA World Congress this July. The session looks at informal everyday and policy dynamics in…
Excited to announce the RC21 session I’m organizing with Silvia at the 18th ISA World Congress this July. The session looks at informal everyday and policy dynamics in…
Excited to announce the RC21 session I’m organizing with Silvia at the 18th ISA World Congress this July. The session looks at informal everyday and policy dynamics in…
The concept of moral economy is a natural fit to analyses of material culture. In this working paper, I show how the concept has applications to all three research projects…
The new, May 2014 issue of Cultural Anthropology is out now. It is the second issue of the journal to be made freely available online, which means anyone…