A conversation with Patrick Laviolette #EASA2014
Patrick Laviolette is the Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology at the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology, Tallinn University, […]
#Fieldwork with Children and PhD Parenting in Mexico
I’ve never been one for doing things the easy way, but then again life has never offered me the easy
#EASA2014 – Allegra’s Lab selection
As Carlo Cubero, member of the EASA Scientific and Local Committees, explained in a recent conversation with Allegra, the EASA
Boredom, Creativity, Crises, Normalcy…
By MHT & JB “I am to write about boredom – but I’ve got nothing. I have no inspiration in
Caffeinated Politics
Based on Feldnotes of Zahir Pajaziti Square, Pristina, Kosovo It’s cooling down now, and the weather would be pleasant,
Deadly Addiction
When I finally reach one of Barcelona’s drug-consumption centres, I run into a massive line of impatient consumers waiting at
Sustainability in the Age of Austerity
Recently, a series of heated debates around the use and abuse of the buzzword ‘anthropocene’ to qualify our current human
Piketty: “We want markets and capitalism to be the slaves of democracy!”
A little while ago, we ran a thematic week on #economics. This coincided with French economist Thomas Piketty’s visit in
ARTifacts : Art Meets Anthropology (Part 2)
Anthropologists have traditionally been artifacts (the products of man) collectors. This is the reason why Allegra felt compelled to open
ARTifacts : Art Meets Anthropology (Part 1)
Since this week is dedicated to Allegra’s beloved AVMoFA we would like to share with you, dear readers, the marvellous