Mining, Environments and the role of Anthropologists
The continued economic and ecological crises of recent years have again shown how economists and international leaders have overestimated the […]
What do anthropologists have to say about economics?
If, like us at Allie, you feel lost in translation when it comes to #economics, this thematic week is just
Geographies of Culture(s)
As the European elections were taking place, with their horrific results in Greece, France, and the United Kingdom (to cite
Share your experience on Allegra!
The summer is coming…anthros are packing their suitcases, getting prepared for some weeks of fieldwork in remote and less remote
#CHILL – with La Newsletter!
As most of Allegra’s friends likely know by now, the action on our humble website is merely a fraction of
EVENTS, PAPERS & CALLS!
It is again time for an update on ALL the academic fun forthcoming in our fabulous field of anthropology (and
Tobacco Capitalism
Introduction by Allegra’s Reviews Editor, Judith Beyer. Two weeks ago, Human Rights Watch released a report entitled Tobacco’s Hidden
Interview with Carlo Cubero #EASA2014
Allegra: Welcome to Allegra, Carlo! We wanted to talk to you as the convener of the innovative “laboratories” of the
Snowflake, snowdrops, and other stories
They whisper snowflake, at times. Others, white bitch. Streets of Harlem. Squinting eyes wandering, looking beyond brownstone facades and
INTRODUCING: Felix Girke – MC #EASA 2014!
ALLEGRA: Felix Girke – we are thrilled to be officially welcoming you as Allegra’s Master of Ceremonies for both for