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4 May 2024: Conceptually, this work has led me to develop a “modal anthropology” that attends to the arts and ethics of modification, to how people (and other animals) sense and test the possibility

4 May 2024: Search site. Department of Social Anthropology. Dr Kelly Fagan Robinson. Robinson’s research focuses on the senses, disability, communication and social access. It foregrounds the ways that individual histories, bodies, sensorial hierarchies,

4 May 2024: We needed to take a swab test and a blood test, and fill various overlapping forms to declare their previous travel history, both on our phones and on paper. ... We could only take the tests promptly every morning and wish for the best.

4 May 2024: a hesitant turn toward science to test religious ideas about the transformation of a (non-halal) material into a halal one.

4 May 2024: work, based in Amazonia, on the cosmological mediation of kinship processes, gender relations and economic life. ... I hope to test hypotheses about commonalities and differences between Melanesian and Amazonian cultures e.g.

4 May 2024: ethnographies’). They also compare different cultures and societies to explore their similarities and differences, to test the generalisations of historians, social scientists and philosophers, and to produce theories of how best

4 May 2024: This information may lead to future changes in the ways people like you are invited to participate in research studies, how test results are communicated to you, and how studies are

4 May 2024: Leverhulme and Isaac Newton Trust Early Career Fellowship (2021-2024). This Leverhulme ECR Fellowship project, entitled Communication Faultlines on the Frontlines, tests the limits of communicating need and deservingness of support

4 May 2024: This paper tells the stories of a small group of start-ups focused on the development of tiny, rapid, and portable diagnostic tests that are designed to work in places without ... Through a series of detailed case-studies the paper describes the complex

4 May 2024: Her data were so good that Renata Serra could use them to build and test her formal models of adoption and fostering. ... Esther Goody was a pioneer of that movement. I would end by noting Esther’s secondary interest in economic anthropology,

4 May 2024: It is a truism, but here strikingly relevant, that people’s values become most clear when they are put to the test.

4 May 2024: This small projects aims to develop pre-processed resources and test initial procedures for Named-Entity Recognition in Tibetan and Mongolian.

4 May 2024: Search site. Department of Social Anthropology. Events. Study with us. . Read more at: Research.. . Read more at: Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.. Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Latest Publication. Beyond Description: Anthropologies

4 May 2024: Paper SAN2: The foundations of social life, teaches students about the study of kinship and economics, religion and politics. ... which combine marriage with economic exchange) and the use of religious movements for political protest.

4 May 2024: Being dependent in terms of economic goods, labor, and food was seen as the usual contribution to shared affectivity in the group.

4 May 2024: Search site. Department of Social Anthropology. People. Department of Social Anthropology. People. Cambridge is home to a large and diverse family of anthropologists. In addition to the University and College Teaching Officers who work in the

4 May 2024: Research interests. Environmental advocacy, e-waste, South Asian notions of environmental and ritual pollution, anthropology of waste, waste work, ethics, and economic transformations. ... At the seminar series of the Institute of Economic Growth, New

4 May 2024: Search site. Department of Social Anthropology. Events. Department of Social Anthropology. Events. Events in the Department. The Department of Social Anthropology hosts and supports many events throughout the academic year. Events are organised by

4 May 2024: Search site. Department of Social Anthropology. Dr Johannes Lenhard. Johannes Lenhard studied Economics and Management at Zeppelin University in Germany, before his MSc in Sociology at the London School of Economics

4 May 2024: Development in the 21st century requires clear strategies and movements for achieving economic sovereignty, delinking from the imperial core, and implementing ecosocialist policy. ... Dr. Jason Hickel is an economic anthropologist, author, and a Fellow

4 May 2024: Scotland. It explores the relationship between new directions in farming and more traditional economic practices, the rural landscape, farming ethics and ways of knowing. ... agriculture, agricultural policy, archaeology, Britain, environment, ethics,

4 May 2024: The core papers are organised around kinship, economics, politics and religion and the history and current developments of anthropological theory. ... It consists of two examined papers covering the core subjects of kinship, economics, politics and

4 May 2024: All this social, ethical and political action takes place within a particular contemporary political-economic context and a history of labour mobilisation, informed by Peronism and anarchosyndicalism. ... 2018: ‘Postscript’ in eds. M Ystanes and I

4 May 2024: I obtained a PhD in Anthropology from the London School of Economics in 2023. ... I hold an MSc in Anthropology and Development from the London School of Economics (2016) and a BA in History of Art (Asia, Africa, Europe) from SOAS, University of London

4 May 2024: Search site. Department of Social Anthropology. Current job vacanciesThe Department of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge, wishes to appoint a temporary unestablished Assistant Professor, to join. Postdoctoral Research and Teaching

4 May 2024: Mauss and the Gift' A Handbook of Economic Anthropology (3rd Edition). ... SAN1: Social Anthropology: The comparative perspective Critical issues: Politics and economic life.

4 May 2024: Search site. Department of Social Anthropology. NewsNews. Berghahn Open Anthro collection now available. Cambridge University Libraries now makes available all the journals published by Berghahn in its “Open Anthro” collection. Cambridge

4 May 2024: socially and intimately lived, imagined and articulated in contexts of rapid political economic transformation. ... I have also done some work on sustainable energy and economic crisis in Portugal.

4 May 2024: subjectivity and social action; Political Life, Crisis, and Possibilities, which focuses on political praxis at a moment where the world is undergoing unprecedented crises on virtually every front: economic, ecological, and

4 May 2024: X. Y. Z. Name. Office phone. Email address. Job titles. Research Title: Life in the Carceral State: An Ethnographic Exploration of Legal Cynicism and Economic Harms in Everyday Palestine, Supervisor: Professor

4 May 2024: Search site. Department of Social Anthropology. Media. Department of Social Anthropology. Media. Audiovisual media technologies play many important roles in Department members’ research, teaching, and study activities, and in the Department's

4 May 2024: Placing emphasis on the various meanings of cultivating land perceived as “lost”, my inquiry centres around mundane economic, especially agrarian, practices and the various moral projects enacted by navigating the depopulated

4 May 2024: Search site. Department of Social Anthropology. Past Events. 03May. Senior Research Seminar with Dr Rebecca Prentice (University of Sussex). Public talk by Professor Anne Allison. CUSAS Health and Wellbeing discussion group with Dr Mikkel Kenni Bruun

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4 May 2024: Research Title: Life in the Carceral State: An Ethnographic Exploration of Legal Cynicism and Economic Harms in Everyday Palestine.

4 May 2024: The question I asked during this research project was: how has the newfound presence of migrant workers in the recycling industry changed the ways in which Turkish citizens conceive of economic

4 May 2024: Economics. The economics course provides a foundation in the anthropological study of production, consumption and distribution in various cultures. ... the emergence, history and theoretical foundations of economic anthropology. other recent theoretical

4 May 2024: Jinxin is also an associate professor at the Institute of Ethics at Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics.

4 May 2024: Georgian Migrants’ Sensory Perception” was awarded The Pat Caplan Prize) and MA in Cultural Management in 2018 (the joint programme of the Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences (MSSES) and

4 May 2024: Teaching is centred around four seminars (Economics, Kinship/Gender, Politics, and Religion) that constitute the principal teaching covered under the headings 'Production and Reproduction' (Paper 1) and 'Power and Knowledge' (Paper ... anthropological

4 May 2024: of ‘ethnic’ difference and tension; 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

4 May 2024: Search site. Department of Social Anthropology. Work with us. Department of Social Anthropology. Work with us. The Department has a large and diverse family of anthropologists. In addition to the University and College Teaching Officers who work in

4 May 2024: Search site. Department of Social Anthropology. Funding. Funding. There is a wide variety of funding available to both students and staff within the University of Cambridge. Further information on specific types of funding and grants available for

4 May 2024: I looked at how migrant women’s efforts to live and work in a new country reconfigured political and economic institutions underpinned by postcolonial hierarchies and neoliberal power dynamics. ... I focus on the intersections between the anthropology

4 May 2024: Search site. Department of Social Anthropology. Jenny Tang (2021). Jenny W. Tang is a Sigrid Rausing MIASU PhD candidate and a member of King’s College. She is conducting ethnographic fieldwork in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, for the 2022/23 academic

4 May 2024: It maintained that production reveals aspects of these economic activities that cannot be fully studied from the side of circulation alone.

4 May 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

4 May 2024: Cambridge Review of International Affairs. 30(4), 415-417. 2017. Book review: Afrotopia, by Felwine Sarr, Africa at London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) blog.

4 May 2024: These papers put anthropological studies into direct dialogue with the latest research in fields as diverse as cognitive science, economics, moral and political philosophy, and social theory.

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