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Holhot Inner Mongolia

Yesterday, I arrived in Holhot, Inner Mongolia. It is a town of about 2 million in the city and 5 million with the surrounding areas. The place is…

  • Post date 20th June 2013
  • Post author By Dori

Big Data, Thick Descrption and Political Expediency

President Obama and leaders of large orgnaizations are trapped under ever-increasing piles of Big Data, which means they have little knowledge of what’s happening on the ground. Using…

  • Post date 16th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Big Data, Thick Descrption and Political Expediency

President Obama and leaders of large orgnaizations are trapped under ever-increasing piles of Big Data, which means they have little knowledge of what’s happening on the ground. Using…

  • Post date 16th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Big Data, Thick Descrption and Political Expediency

President Obama and leaders of large orgnaizations are trapped under ever-increasing piles of Big Data, which means they have little knowledge of what’s happening on the ground. Using…

  • Post date 16th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Big Data, Thick Descrption and Political Expediency

President Obama and leaders of large orgnaizations are trapped under ever-increasing piles of Big Data, which means they have little knowledge of what’s happening on the ground. Using…

  • Post date 16th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Big Data, Thick Descrption and Political Expediency

  • Post date 16th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Big Data, Thick Descrption and Political Expediency

President Obama and leaders of large orgnaizations are trapped under ever-increasing piles of Big Data, which means they have little knowledge of what’s happening on the ground. Using…

  • Post date 16th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Big Data, Thick Descrption and Political Expediency

President Obama and leaders of large orgnaizations are trapped under ever-increasing piles of Big Data, which means they have little knowledge of what’s happening on the ground. Using…

  • Post date 16th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

The Imperial Presidency

  • Post date 15th June 2013
  • Post author By Gastón Gordillo

The Imperial Presidency

  • Post date 15th June 2013
  • Post author By Gastón Gordillo

Smile Because it Happened

“Smile Because it Happened” is the latest project to come from our Digital Ethnography class (ANTH 677: Digital Ethnography Field Methods). We have become known for finding “communi…

  • Post date 14th June 2013
  • Post author By Wesch

Kaya-Pop: The brave new world of indigenous music in Brazil

The lead singer crooning catchy pop lyrics, the gyrating chorus-line of girls in mini-skirts, the ecstatic crowd of teenagers swaying and snapping photos with their cell phones, the…

  • Post date 14th June 2013
  • Post author By Glenn H. Shepard

Peopling Places-2013

The screening and exhibition of third year anthropology student visual projects took place over a long afternoon in Marlowe Lecture theatre. The event was attended by a large…

  • Post date 6th June 2013
  • Post author By ukvisualanth

Processing Professors in the Consumer University

It is not a bad thing to measure faculty performance and student outcomes. But in the blinding light of sweeping change are we losing sight of scholarly depth…

  • Post date 4th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Processing Professors in the Consumer University

It is not a bad thing to measure faculty performance and student outcomes. But in the blinding light of sweeping change are we losing sight of scholarly depth…

  • Post date 4th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Processing Professors in the Consumer University

It is not a bad thing to measure faculty performance and student outcomes. But in the blinding light of sweeping change are we losing sight of scholarly depth…

  • Post date 4th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Processing Professors in the Consumer University

It is not a bad thing to measure faculty performance and student outcomes. But in the blinding light of sweeping change are we losing sight of scholarly depth…

  • Post date 4th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Processing Professors in the Consumer University

  • Post date 4th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Processing Professors in the Consumer University

It is not a bad thing to measure faculty performance and student outcomes. But in the blinding light of sweeping change are we losing sight of scholarly depth…

  • Post date 4th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Processing Professors in the Consumer University

It is not a bad thing to measure faculty performance and student outcomes. But in the blinding light of sweeping change are we losing sight of scholarly depth…

  • Post date 4th June 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Seize the day

On Saturday evening, I met with a group of men, most of them fishermen and workers, in a café in the village in the Nile Delta which I…

  • Post date 3rd June 2013
  • Post author By Samuli Schielke

Seize the day

On Saturday evening, I met with a group of men, most of them fishermen and workers, in a café in the village in the Nile Delta which I…

  • Post date 3rd June 2013
  • Post author By Samuli Schielke

Why don’t they do more to change the world?

Why are so many people who are fully aware of the climate crisis staying silent and inactive? Sociologist Kari Marie Norgaard travelled from the US to a small…

  • Post date 1st June 2013
  • Post author By www.sv.uio.no

Dominic Pettman, “Human Error: Human Error: Species-Being and Media Machines/Look at the Bunny: Totem, Taboo, Technology”

[Cross-posted from New Books in Science, Technology and Society] “The humans are dead.” Whether or not you recognize the epigram from Flight of the Conchords (and if not, there are worse…

  • Post date 31st May 2013
  • Post author By Carla Nappi
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