Tag Archives: anthropology
Insights: Thinking with the people: The need for a slow, committed and autonomous social science
Marjorie Murray and Helene Risør
(*This op-ed was originally published on November 2th 2019 in Spanish in the Chilean online newspaper Ciperchile. It was written in the context of the current social and political crisis in Chile). In recent days, various newspapers, media columns and statements have been published, where universities and research centers (for example, the SchoolRead more
Insights: Welcome to ANTHROPOLOGICAL THEORY COMMONS!
Julia Eckert, Damián O. Martínez, Stephen Reyna, Nina Glick Schiller
Welcome to our Blog! This new blog emerges from the need to bring the theoretical discussions developed in the Journal Anthropological Theory to a wider audience, global in its scope, diverse in its horizons. We especially seek theory that speaks to the pressing issues facing humanity and the planet. ATC aims to be a homeRead more