Interview with EASA Founding Members
Dear Sydel Silverman, Andre Gingrich and Rolf Husmann, I welcome you to Allegra! As you are among the founding members […]
Almost Englishmen. Baghdadi Jews in Yangon
Introduction and Photographs by Judith Beyer, Book Review by Nina Johnen On an office desk in Yangon (Rangoon), the
Security by Remote Control: Automation and autonomy in robot weapon systems. Report on symposium
On May 22 and 23, 2014, Security Lancaster, the Lancaster University Centre for Science Studies and the Centre for International
Stuck at the Gates: Seminar on Migration, Biotechnologies and Limits of Regulation #EASA2014
Once you arrive in Tallinn for the EASA, you are already almost in Helsinki – so why not hop on
Why Metrics Cannot Measure Research Quality: A Response to the HEFCE Consultation
We re-post here the reponse to the Higher Education Funding Council for England written by Dr Meera Sabaratnam (SOAS) and
From Maya enthusiast to Occupy activist: Allegra meets David Graeber REDUX
David Graeber (1961) is the author of several books on theories of value, social thory and anarchism, including the award-winning
Recent publications on #ECONOMICS: Reviewers WANTED!
Dear Readers, in the context of its thematic week, Allegra put together this curated list of recent publications, all related
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