https://brill.com/view/title/38668 Interview by Dilara Inam Dilara Inam: As you say you blur many taken-for-granted distinctions between spontaneous and rehearsed or quotidian and …
Poisoned Water, Racism and the Specter of Neoliberal Fascism “Flint still doesn’t have clean water.”[1] Michelle Wolf, White House Correspondents Dinner, April …
Last month, the highly anticipated video game Mortal Kombat 11 (MK11) was released to an excited yet wary fighting game community. Game …
Este contenido está disponible en español aquí. Stories of war and violence have permeated the daily life of Colombians for more than …
In a climate of pervasive narratives of wealth creation and success, how can anthropology hold corporate and tech sectors to account? In …
The workshop “The Future of Central Asian Studies” was organized by Judith Beyer and Madeleine Reeves at the University of Konstanz and …
Local testimonies build understandings of global climate change and galvanize meaningful action. There is a lot of talk about how we can …
This is the fifth post in our blog series designed to help you link your teaching with the 2016 Annual Meeting theme, Evidence, …
The theme of “living fictions” comes from a presentation I gave at a recent meeting of the EASA Anthropology of Law and …
According to Richard Seymour (2015), current European austerity politics ought to be regarded not as a temporary period of economic rationalization during …
Nearly half the population of Sierra Leone is under the age of 18 years and the impact of the Ebola crisis on …
Taking the two West African countries of Guinea and Guinea-Bissau as examples, the paper analyses how discourses of suffering can contribute to …
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I am a long standing fan of Orphan Black but this season they lost me. I tuned in for the opening episode …