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Reflections on Performance Ethnography and Public Engagement #Report

September, 2019 / By Tess Altman

You would have been forgiven for doing a double take if you walked past UCL Anthropology’s Darryl Forde Seminar Room […]

The topic of sex trafficking captured the imagination of the public for already a few decades. Despite the definition of trafficking

September, 2019 / By Carolin Hirsch

It is already dark, past 10 pm, and Dora, Emil and I are riding our bikes to the backyards of

July, 2019 / By Allegra Lab

Allegra is going on holiday until mid-August. We’ll gladly receive your suggestions and submissions from mid-August again (and we’ll be

The conference No Country for Anthropologists? Ethnographic Research in the Contemporary Middle East, which we co-organized and hosted at the

June, 2019 / By Ian M. Cook

Did you hear the one about the sperm and the consultant? No? How about ‘why did the UFO cross the

May, 2019 / By Ian M. Cook

Sore eyes? Glasses need cleaning and you’ve misplaced your cleaning cloth? Need something to do whilst desperately hoping your baby

May, 2019 / By Allegra Lab

Alessandro Monsutti’s last book “Homo Itinerans: La Planète des Afghans” came out in September last year, with Presses Universitaires de

May, 2019 / By Jacob Hjortsberg

Bitcoin is the world’s first and most successful digital currency. It is based on a protocol that was first proposed

May, 2019 / By Quinn DuPont

I started my journey with cryptocurrencies and blockchains as a Bitcoin miner in early 2013 (DuPont 2014). At the time