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14 May 2024: Prof. Tobias Kelly, Professor of Political and Legal Anthropology, University of Edinburgh. ... Prof. Alpa Shah, Professor of Anthropology, London School of Economics and Political Science.

14 May 2024: Instead, work on professionalism is disparately nestled in a number of different areas, including the anthropology of expertise, science, and technology studies and the study of states, bureaucracies, and corporate settings. ... PhD dissertation, London

14 May 2024: gain political and social status(Bourdieu 1990).</p> <p>Given anthropology’s original focus on so-called ‘traditional’ societies, Parsons’ contemporaries in anthropology limited their interest in expertise to a focus ... PhD dissertation, London

14 May 2024: ChildhoodLondon School of Economics and Political Science. Initially published 4 Jun 2020. ... This work demonstrates the micro-political and emotional impact on children of inter-generational change.

14 May 2024: EgalitarianismLondon School of Economics and Political Science. Initially published 29 Apr 2022. ... This distinction is key because where differences in abilities or opportunities are largely ‘natural’ to Locke (the property, like wealth, of

14 May 2024: DisabilityLondon School of Economics and Political Science. Initially published 14 Jun 2018. ... Louise Duval (1986) initiated the Disability and culture newsletter and founded the first Disability Research Interest Group as part of the Society for

14 May 2024: The heterogeneous nature of depression at the local level often goes unaddressed in biomedicine, in part due to the division between medical science and psychiatric practice (Young 1995, Luhrmann 2000). ... understood to be political and economic ills

14 May 2024: understood to be political and economic ills (Lakoff 2005). ... em>Social Science &amp; Medicine</em> <strong>143</strong>, 320-8</p> <p>Behrouzan, O. 2016. <em>Prozak diaries: psychiatry and generational memory in Iran</em>.

14 May 2024: well. This distinction is key because where differences in abilities or opportunities are largely ‘natural’ to Locke (the property, like wealth, of individuals), they are largely the product of political and ... This forms the basis for Marx’s

14 May 2024: Wright and Digby 1996; Thomson 1998; Goodey 2016), scattered anthropological works on the Global North show how particular economic, political, and institutional arrangements make the category appear as something that seems ... social, political, and

14 May 2024: Allerton</a></div><div class="field field-name-field-university-name field-type-text field-label-hidden field-wrapper">London School of Economics and Political Science</div><div class="field ... This work demonstrates the micro-political and emotional

14 May 2024: well. This distinction is key because where differences in abilities or opportunities are largely ‘natural’ to Locke (the property, like wealth, of individuals), they are largely the product of political and ... This forms the basis for Marx’s

14 May 2024: 2019; Yates-Doerr 2011). However, this framing ignores the social, economic, and political contexts that impact the diabetes experiences of many patients. ... traction in anthropological diabetes research, as it provides a framework for understanding the

14 May 2024: through which the state becomes aware of political grievances and acts on them. ... Political responses to the pandemic were shaped by a range of moral rationalities that introduced and justified new modes of public health surveillance (Lyon 2021).

14 May 2024: For example, it lent itself to proprietary claims by governing bodies over culture, territory, and political recognition (Warren and Kleisath 2019). ... By then it had become generally accepted that ethnic identities were constructed through historical,

14 May 2024: governmentality’—and political relations. ... institutions, professions, technologies, and interventions—conceal and instil specific moral and political ideologies that shape the ways we come to know, relate to, and act upon ourselves and others.

14 May 2024: world. Its negative connotation is particularly evident in the spheres of politics and economics, which this entry will focus on. ... em>New York: Basic Books.</p> <p>Polanyi, K. 1957 [1944]. <em>The great transformation: the political and economic

14 May 2024: These ‘biological’ understandings of human difference have adapted to highly variegated historical, social, and political contexts, and have adopted different forms. ... Eugenics counted on widespread support from white academic, social, political,

14 May 2024: a dominant framing for many economic and political relationships. ... Hence ‘debt […] generates […] economic and political rents’: regular payments someone receives simply because of owning something (Roitman 2005, 74).

14 May 2024: well. This distinction is key because where differences in abilities or opportunities are largely ‘natural’ to Locke (the property, like wealth, of individuals), they are largely the product of political and ... This forms the basis for Marx’s

14 May 2024: These ‘biological’ understandings of human difference have adapted to highly variegated historical, social, and political contexts, and have adopted different forms. ... Eugenics counted on widespread support from white academic, social, political,

14 May 2024: These ‘biological’ understandings of human difference have adapted to highly variegated historical, social, and political contexts, and have adopted different forms. ... Eugenics counted on widespread support from white academic, social, political,

14 May 2024: through which the state becomes aware of political grievances and acts on them. ... Political responses to the pandemic were shaped by a range of moral rationalities that introduced and justified new modes of public health surveillance (Lyon 2021).