Crime fiction and multiculturalism. A.A. Dhand and Saima Mir on Bradford
A.A. Dhand and Saima Mir are known for their crime novels set in Bradford, a postindustrial city in Northern England with a large British Asian population. Their fiction…
A.A. Dhand and Saima Mir are known for their crime novels set in Bradford, a postindustrial city in Northern England with a large British Asian population. Their fiction…
America-the United States, is a multicultural, multi-ethnic country composed of Indigenous peoples and peoples who have emigrated here from every other country and land in the world. For…
Written by Jehron Muhammad West Africa’s “coup belt” widens as the continent confronts a striking resurgence of military attempts at …
We received a box of daikon (大根) from my wife’s brother in rural Aichi Prefecture… I documented the worn handicapped parking spot at our locl convenience store… I…
A.A. Dhand und Saima Mir sind in England für ihre Krimis bekannt, die in Breadford spielen, einer ehemaligen Textilmetropole mit einer großen Community muslimischer „british asians“. Ihre Literatur…
A set of news clippings from the 1870s is helping to hone in on where the Indian encampment was in Albany, OR. Previously, it was said to be…
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Invitation to join a series of (virtual and in-person) gatherings Exhausted by academic writing that mistakes joyless seriousness for rigour? […] The post Ethnographies of Joy: A Definitionless…
NAF is celebrating the European Anthropology Days with the release of a digital panel discussion! What does the proliferation of AI technologies, particularly the widespread usage of…
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I’m honored to share that I’ve joined the Board of Directors at OutCare Health. OutCare Health is doing critical work to advance LGBTQ+ health equity by supporting providers and…
Jede und jeder siebte junge Erwerbstätige ist für den aktuellen Job überqualifiziert – so das Statistische Bundesamt in der Arbeitskräfteerhebung 2024. Bei den unter 35-Jährigen sind 15% form…
When adoption fails, it’s rarely about the technology — it’s almost always about people. Adoption is a Key Driver of ROI The slide that anchors this post breaks…
Analysing hate speech convictions, the authors find that it is unclear where Norwegian courts draw the line between distasteful expressions and criminal hate speech. Notable v…
The upper McKenzie River, in Oregon, is a vast wilderness and a tourist fishing location for the past 100 years. Some 30% of the clean water in the…
How do companies handle responsibilities to people and the environment when they operate abroad? What tools do they use, and what are the effects? These have been throughgoing…
For this installment of In the Journals, Koichi Kameda de Figueiredo Carvalho suggests two French journals which may be of interest to Somatosphere readers: Revue Anthropologie des Connaissances…
John Chalcraft‘s From Subordination to Revolution advances a Gramscian theory of popular mobilisation – how ordinary and marginalised people take collective action against the powers that be. Th…
ByJosie HuMA Creative and Collaborative Enterprise I used to think that anthropological fieldwork always happened somewhere far away, in unfamiliar places. Over time, I realised that my earlie…
Wir trauern um unser langjähriges Vorstands- und Vereinsmitglied Marianne Krüger-Potratz. Sie verstarb am 18. Januar 2026 im Alter von 83 Jahren. Wir verlieren mit ihr eine inspirierende…