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The Politics and Ethics of keeping things clean: striking insights from South Africa
Image taken from http://kimmoment.wordpress.com/2011/08/18/mayhem-madness-media-exaggeration/ By Tarryn Frankish Globally, the question of how to deal with the ‘dirty business’ of keeping things cl… more →
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The Politics and Ethics of keeping things clean: striking insights from South Africa
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From ‘youth’ to ‘newly weds’: a Mennonite Wedding
schreef 6 months ago: By Karen Smits It was a cold and crispy, sunny Saturday afternoon in a little German town in the pro … more →
South-South connections: Brazilian Pentecostalism in Mozambique and ‘cultural distancing’
schreef 8 months ago: By Linda van de Kamp In 2007, Madam Gracelina (45 years old) was going to open a business with her h … more →
Chinese workers in Libya
schreef 11 months ago: By Pal Nyiri Acccording to a feature in Nandu Zhoukan, 36 thousand Chinese workers have been evacuat … more →
Boeklancering 'Eviction from the Chagos Islands'
schreef 1 year ago: Boeklancering Op 31 mei zal het nieuwe boek van Sandra Evers en Marry Kooy (redactie) ten doop wor … more →
An Iraqi view on the Netherlands
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schreef 1 year ago: By Ali Taher, visiting researcher from Iraq at the SCA-department of the VU To begin with: It gives … more →
Where and how can unrecognized refugees from Burma in Thailand be themselves?
schreef 1 year ago: By Ursula Cats and Allegra Palmer January this year, a concrete wall collapsed in Pathum Thani, Thai … more →
promotie: "The New Way" in Vietnam
schreef 1 year ago: Promotie Tam Ngo: 24 mei, 09.45, Aula The New Way: becoming protestant Hmong in contemporary Vietnam … more →
Potosí, Bolivia and Syncopation
schreef 1 year ago: By Diana Iftodi Developing a taste for syncopation: contradicting takes on Potosí protests of August … more →
De kleuren van een zondag in Hong Kong
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schreef 1 year ago: Door Charlotte Kemmeren Het collectivisme dat kenmerkend is voor de Chinese manier van samenleven is … more →
Rebiya Kadeer at the VU, or the anthropologist's dilemma
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schreef 2 years ago: Photo: European Parliament. Rebiya Kadeer By Pál Nyiri When I lecture on China and democracy, I show … more →
A new approach to Human Security
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schreef 2 years ago: Yesterday, members of our department and Thomas H. Eriksen (Oslo University) presented their new boo … more →
Fieldwork 2010: Right around the corner…
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schreef 2 years ago: In part 3 of the Fieldwork 2010 series Master’s student Katie Rabar tells us about her first i … more →
The anthropology of athletes
schreef 2 years ago: Doing anthropological fieldwork is not always easy. That’s what Kamiel Arents found out last y … more →
Christmas in the Kalahari
schreef 2 years ago: By Maarten Deprez Now that the Christmas and New Year fuss and feasting are over, yet the events sti … more →
Riots in Albina Suriname
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schreef 2 years ago: Ravage in Albina (photo by Marjo de Theije, 27/12/09) Marjo de Theije, one of the staff members of t … more →
Master Conference & Golden Moose
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schreef 2 years ago: Master's conference 2009 at the VU Last Thursday our department organized a “Master’ … more →
About: Seeing Culture Everywhere
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schreef 2 years ago: Earlier this week Pal Nyiri wrote a post on his talk about the evolution of consumer boycotts in Chi … more →
Anthropology Day: Religion = Conflict?
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schreef 2 years ago: “Anthropology, the study of human cultures and societies, is exceptionally relevant as a tool for un … more →
