Hail to the Pioneer – Interview with Alex Golub from Savage Minds
Dear Savage Mind, We are approaching you in the singular, for if our understanding is correct, it was just one […]
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Ordinary Lives and Grand Schemes, An Anthropology of Everyday Religion – Edited by Samuli Schielke & Liza Debevec
The reviewed volume tackles the question of “how to account for the complex duality of religion as an everyday practice
Recycling Faces and Identities?
When writing this piece I was asked to think in terms of recycling rather than producing something new, the usual
#BODY, #FOOD & Then Some!
After a few weeks of upmost seriousness – namely our thematic weeks on Sustainable Development, Afghan Elections and University Crisis –
(UN)GOVERNED SPACES – An exhibition by Gregory Thielker and Noah Coburn
October 28 – December 2, 2014 Opening October 28, 2014 Usdan Gallery at Bennington College One College Drive, Bennington, Vermont
The World Meets in the Indian Ocean – Moving from a Unilateral to a Multilateral Global Power
Book Review of Robert D. Kaplan’s “Monsoon. The Indian Ocean and the Future of American Power“ Monsoon provides a very
Persistent Point of First Contact – Povinelli & EASA2014
Earlier this week, Allegra published a critique of Elizabeth Povinelli’s keynote at the EASA 2014 in Tallinn written by Sylvain
How to Accept German Reparations
In her newest book review for Allegra Lab, Fiona Murphy follows the traces that anthropologist Susan Slyomovics draws between Holocaust
A conversation with Patrick Laviolette #EASA2014
Patrick Laviolette is the Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology at the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology, Tallinn University,
#EASA2014 – Allegra’s Lab selection
As Carlo Cubero, member of the EASA Scientific and Local Committees, explained in a recent conversation with Allegra, the EASA