Community Research Authorship and Attribution in Nunatsiavut: First Steps
Community members are speaking out or joining the conversation about attributing their knowledge and recognizing their roles in research.
Community members are speaking out or joining the conversation about attributing their knowledge and recognizing their roles in research.
Within Finland the new ethical guidelines for research involving the Sámi people in Finland have been widely announced, starting with their launch in June 2024. The guidelines also…
Die Regionalgruppe China(s) der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Sozial- und Kulturanthropologie setzt sich aus Forschenden der Sozial- und Kulturanthropologie sowie der Sinologie zusammen, die mit qualitat…
A post-doctoral position in the support and evaluation of community-based research on plastics pollution in Nunatsiavut
I would like to encourage you with this post to fill in a short anonymous survey on your experiences and challenges with the co-creation of knowledge here: https://survey.hifis.dkfz.de/351545…
Many herders, especailly in the Sub-Arctic, are threatened by the increased number of wolves, eating entire reindeer herds. In Australia they go the opposite way now: they try…
I went to the university’s article database but finding this paper again wasn’t as easy as I thought it would be.
I found myself shocked by the importance of citation, and particularly by my lack of awareness of the impact my citing could have on others.
Medical anthropologists often strive to disrupt typical public health and medical discourses, in part by questioning the broader applicability of individualized psychological concepts and biomedical …
30 Oct, 14:00, Rovaniemi, Arktikum, 2nd floor, coffee room. The world’s northernmost herding horses? at work in herding reindeer, Kharaulakh, Laptev Sea In this Wednesday Afternoon Coffee Chat…
This month saw breaking news web-wide on one aspect of medicine that has drawn critiques and support from both social scientists and biomedical experts: clinical trials. Drug trials…