ethnography
MCLEAN, 2009
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LITERATURE, WRITING & ANTHROPOLOGY: A CURATED COLLECTION
Submitted by dbyler on Wed, 2012-06-20 19:30Introductory Essay: Literature, Writing & Anthropology
Shannon Dugan Iverson, University of Texas
Darren Byler, University of Washington
CRAPANZANO, 1991
Submitted by dbyler on Tue, 2012-06-19 18:01STARN, 2011
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HAN, 2011
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SYMPTOMS OF ANOTHER LIFE: Time, Possibility, and Domestic Relations in Chile's Credit Economy
MAURER, 2005
Submitted by Nishita Trisal on Thu, 2010-03-18 12:54
Kanna, 2010
Submitted by Rodney Collins on Mon, 2009-12-21 20:25VIRTUAL ISSUE: SECURITY
Submitted by Michelle Stewart on Tue, 2009-10-06 07:51- asylum
- biotechnology
- Capitalism
- Citizenship
- corporate social responsibility
- crisis
- Cultural Anthropology
- economics
- environmental advocacy
- ethnography
- Europe
- fear
- France
- Gaza
- globalization
- health and medicine
- humanitarianism
- immigrant right
- immigration
- Indonesia
- media studies
- memory
- Migration
- mining
- Neoliberalism
- nuclear arms
- nuclear war
- refugee rights
- risk
- security
- United States
Virtual Issue: Security
Experts, Expertise, and Expert Knowledge
Submitted by Betsey Brada on Fri, 2009-06-05 10:37Myriad factors—including but hardly limited to Laura Nader’s landmark 1969 essay “Up the Anthropologist” and the emergence of science studies as a robust field of inquiry--contribute to contemporary anthropologists’ interest in experts, expertise and expert communities. A growing interest in how regimes of legal, medical and other forms of professional knowledge and practice were deployed and contested in both colonial and post-colonial settings also turned anthropologists’ attention to experts and expertise. Not only has Cultural Anthropology supported the turn to expertise and
