In this episode of Displacing Universities Ian speaks with Elisabeth Boston. Elisabeth is the Refugee policy officer at UCLouvain in Belgium. They speak about Access2University (A2U), a programme…
Im Rahmen einer außerordentlichen Mitgliederversammlung hat die Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sozial- und Kulturanthropologie (DGSKA) am 23. April 2026 zwei Resolutionen verabschiedet, die Fragen internat…
Am 23.4.2026 wurden auf einer außerordentlichen Mitgliederversammlung der DGSKA zwei Resolutionen verabschiedet. Eine generelle zur internationalen wissenschaftlichen Zusammenarbeit in Kontexten syste…
We are delighted to share some exciting news: The first issue of ZARE: Horizons in Visual Anthropology is out! ZARE is the new name and new chapter of…
ByRachel OrensteinMSc Social and Cultural Anthropology My Comic explores the contemporary nature of ‘punk’ in Camden Market. Starting with my own connection to the area, the Comic…
We are pleased to announce that the submissions for the Days of Ethnographic Film festival 2027 are now open. The event will take place at the Slovenian Cinematheque…
“Johnno” (1975) was an important first book. I will reread it a third (or fourth time) because it is two decades since the last time, and it was…
Let me first say that I have been waiting for Don Kalb’s new book for a long time! Kalb has been a leading theorist of the growth of…
On “Cringe” and philosophy. You might know that some people consider Martin Heidegger the greatest philosopher (not me, I prefer Tran Duc Thao, and Marx) but Heidegger is nevertheless…
Caption: A sprawling retrospective on Moriyama, a giant of Japanese street photography, is on view at the Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art, as part of annual international…
An aerial view of the Strait of Gibraltar shows something that resembles order. Container ships move in two disciplined lanes, their wakes parallel lines across the surface. Between…
Twenty years is incomprehensible. Recycling this now extraordinarily old post below (its not her birthday today, but 20 years since we lost Imogen Bunting). Double Injustice: Media Ra…
In a previous post I mentioned the visit to Yemen in 1891 by an Italian traveler after a journey that took him through Tunis and Egypt. His name…
Lukas Matsson’s Norwegian Company Retreat on HBO’s Succession After a recent work trip to Norway, I happened to rewatch episodes of HBO’s classic show Succession, and was surprised…
Don Kalb first sent me Value and Worthlessness: The Rise of the Populist Right and Other Disruptions in the Anthropology of Capitalism in manuscript form. I had read…
On Stratified Topologies of Urban Passing 1 April 2024, London. Written while shifting from one transient stay to another, sixteen […] The post Everywhere is a Border, Everywhere…
Hvorfor tar det 25 år å bygge en by, og hvem tjener på ventetiden? I denne episoden er Elisabeth Fosseli Olsen tilbake i Antro-podden, og tar oss med…
Most scholars who have read about the many travelers to Yemen in the past are well aware of the Italian Renzo Manzoni, whose 1884 El Yemen records his…
In Business Insider erzählt Marie Pabelonio, die als Redaktionsleiterin Karriere bei Google im Personalbereich gemacht hat, wie sich ihre Arbeit durch KI verändert hat. Zwei Sätze blieben…
Having the opportunity to say a few words about the work of an esteemed colleague and an intellectual reference like Don Kalb is a rare privilege. Value and…