APLA: Future of Publishing for Political and Legal Anthropology
Have you ever thought to the future of publishing for Political and Legal Anthropology? How do you imagine it?
Intuition and Science
All science relies powerfully on forms of intuition. As Kuhn (1962) showed long ago in his discussion of paradigm shifts
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The Politics of Law and the Humanities: Crisis, Austerity, Instrumentalism
Seventeenth Annual Conference March 10-11, 2014. Organized by the Association for the Study of Law, Culture and the Humanities at University of Virginia, School
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Contamination
6th Melbourne Doctoral Forum on Legal Theory, Melbourne Law School 9-10 December 2013, DEADLINE closed
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TRANSPARENCY in PoLAR
Has the modern world become more transparent? Or is transparency simply a lure? Bureaucratic procedures such as audits and performance
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Human Rights in Asia in Asian Studies Review
The last issue of Asian Studies Review, Volume 37 (3), 2013 is dedicated to Human Rights in Asia. This issue,
Trouillot (2001)
A classic that I enjoy every time! It feels that the past ten (plus some) years have only made this
Fielding challenges, challenging the field: The methodologies of mobility
27-28 September 2013 Where: University of Oxford, UK (for more info, click here)
Anthropologists Engaging Violence, 1980-2012, in American Anthropologist
Virtual Issue edited by Virginia R. Dominguez Full content available: here
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AAA 2013 Panel – Where are values? Exploring the ‘genuine’ within the law
Friday, November 22, 2013 Chicago Hilton 1:45 PM-3:30 PM Organised by Miia Halme-Tuomisaari and Julie Billaud Chaired by Sally