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Allegra has now been up and running for approximately three months – a period in which SO much has happened! We’ll do a proper…
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Allegra has now been up and running for approximately three months – a period in which SO much has happened! We’ll do a proper…
Read MoreOnly 14 days left before the AAA meeting in Chicago! As the largest conference within our discipline, the AAA triggers both enthusiasm at the…
Read MoreALLEGRA: Gavin, Allegra is delighted to have you onboard as a contributor. Not only because you are a legal anthropologist (can we call you…
Read MoreAs part of my doctoral research on workers in the fashion industry in Paris and Brussels, I conducted fieldwork for a year and a…
Read MoreWe feel that it has by now become evident what we hope to do with Allegra: to both highlight ongoing debates and create new…
Read MoreGenner Llanes-Ortiz is a social anthropologist and postdoctoral researcher in the Indigeneity in the Contemporary World project based at Royal Holloway University of London,…
Read MoreThis is a phenomenally impersonal and detached forum for addressing what really are issues of life and death for millions of people…. The meeting…
Read MoreALLEGRA: So, Kaius Tuori, we heard that you recently received a new position – Congratulations! Would you mind telling just what is it (and why…
Read MoreThis particular piece of slow food for thought on a very current theme came via our ‘friends’ at Facebook – a source we are…
Read MoreIn UN treaty body proceedings members of the bodies regularly mention – after they are done with elaborate rounds of welcomes, thank yous and…
Read MoreSusan Bibler Coutin is the president of the Association of Political and Legal Anthropology. A few weeks before the annual meeting of the AAA…
Read MoreA while back our contributor Antonio de Lauri drew our attention on the myth of the ‘good poor’ and how we may have collectively thought to have…
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