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27 Jul 2024: of ‘ethnic’ difference; the impact of religious practices on the economic sphere; the cultivation of gendered mobilities within kinship ideologies; practices of deception and spheres of complicity; and the political salience ... Affiliated Lecturer.

27 Jul 2024: Her postdoctoral research builds on the questions raised in her thesis about the role of meat in contemporary Mongolia, interrogating its potential as a material index of social, political and economic ... Rausing Postdoctoral Fellow, MIASU</div><div

27 Jul 2024: Her postdoctoral research builds on the questions raised in her thesis about the role of meat in contemporary Mongolia, interrogating its potential as a material index of social, political and economic ... Rausing Postdoctoral Fellow, MIASU</div><div

27 Jul 2024: Her postdoctoral research builds on the questions raised in her thesis about the role of meat in contemporary Mongolia, interrogating its potential as a material index of social, political and economic ... Rausing Postdoctoral Fellow, MIASU</div><div

27 Jul 2024: Rausing Postdoctoral Fellow, MIASU</div><div class="field-item even">Director of Studies, Gonville &amp; Caius College, Hughes Hall &amp; St. ... of ‘ethnic’ difference; the impact of religious practices on the economic sphere; the cultivation of

27 Jul 2024: Dr Natalia Ryzhova graduated from Saint-Petersburg State Engineering and Economics Academy in 1995. ... Natalia is an economist who believes in the value of anthropological thoughts for understanding economic development.

27 Jul 2024: She is currently a Horizon Europe ERA Postdoctoral Fellow at Palacký University, Czech Republic, where she is carrying out research on the economic dynamics of medicinal plant raw material sourcing for ... Based on her PhD research (UCL 2019), she has

27 Jul 2024: shared economic over-reliance on the extraction industry. ... were frequent throughout these conversations; and more or less feeble and hardly convincing attempts to suggest that the mining economy and the new economic zone might open up for new

27 Jul 2024: China’s current revolutionary plans to change transport infrastructure in Eurasia address a new challenge to Manzhouli: will it become a part of the global Silk Road ‘economic belt’ or will ... It would be too simplistic to compare and contrast

27 Jul 2024: The communities share common ethnic and livelihood characteristics based primarily on reindeer herding, yet are situated within three distinct political and economic systems. ... new skills learnt in articulation with change, as well as skills that are

27 Jul 2024: The book covered the economic organisation and internal politics of such farms, their relation to the state and Communist Party, and their subtle incorporation of indigenous Buryat kinship and religious practices. ... Moving further into South Asia, she

27 Jul 2024: In Ferguson’s latest work, he surmises that the recent global increase in ‘rightful share’ politics – in other words, political demands for economic redistribution based on citizenship belonging – is linked to ... Magtaal have relied on taking

27 Jul 2024: As part of this project, his research examines the development of Mongolia’s economic and geopolitical relationship with China as it manifests in the meat and livestock trade, looking in particular

27 Jul 2024: Director of Studies, Gonville & Caius College, Hughes Hall & St.

27 Jul 2024: Her postdoctoral research builds on the questions raised in her thesis about the role of meat in contemporary Mongolia, interrogating its potential as a material index of social, political and economic

27 Jul 2024: The railroad transformed the border region from a remote no-man’s-land into a center of cross-border economic exchange. ... Manzhouli soon became the major economic hub for Sino-Russian commerce. On the other side of the border, the 86 Railroad Siding

27 Jul 2024: Focusing on natural resources such as metals and fossil fuels, her research explores how global economic processes intersect with intimate moral views.

27 Jul 2024: Funded by The British Academy (2002-3), Economic & Social Research Council (2003-7), and World Oral Literature Project, University of Cambridge (2010-12), she has conducted field research in the Republics

27 Jul 2024: nor about the economic, social and economic repercussions of these transformations on China’s neighbours. ... In the space of less than two decades, Blagoveshchensk residents have watched Heihe transform from a sleepy rural settlement into a city with

27 Jul 2024: and economic institutions in Inner Asia; the anthropology of development.