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Fragmentation de l’Irak et droits des femmes #Gender

May, 2015 / By Zahra Ali

Depuis la prise de Mossoul par l’État Islamique en Irak et au Levant (Da’ech) en juin 2014, la division définitive

April, 2015 / By Helen Faller

This is a story best told by images. Though it requires some words. Extended captions, if you will. On Sunday,

April, 2015 / By Freek Van der Vet

Russian politics fare well in keeping conflicting stories alive. Sir Winston Churchill famously said that the Soviet Union is a

April, 2015 / By Judith Beyer

Sitting at an empty table, occasionally sipping from a large white cup, the Russian President Vladimir Putin seemed to be

April, 2015 / By Raluca Nagy

When I was 18 I went to study economics. But I didn’t last long, mainly because I didn’t find what

March, 2015 / By Antu Sorainen

“Obviously, a school that makes active children sit at desks studying mostly useless subjects is a bad school. It is

March, 2015 / By Alik Mazukatow

AAH, it’s a new week filled once again with tons of ‘Allegra Fun’! This week we set things off by

March, 2015 / By Judith Beyer

Anthropology between Book and Blog – Evaluation Criteria and Communication in Academia. Talk on the Occasion of Allegra Lab’s Website

February, 2015 / By Theodoros Rakopoulos

This short piece aims to touch on how our overview of the ‘Greek’ crisis can benefit from anthropological approaches, especially

February, 2015 / By Estella Carpi

As Craig Larkin already noticed in one of his studies, in human events the tension between what is said and