Afterword for Sensory Media Anthropology
It is an honor to write an afterword to this provocative and engaging collection of short essays and films by […]
Just keep swimming
When I stumbled back home from the 18th EASA Biennial Conference in Barcelona (23-26 July), my wife asked how it
Refusing genocide and academic complicity
Why should anthropologists support the motion to suspend collaborations with Israeli academic institutions? And why did a group of EASA
What Do We Owe Students      Â
This week when I went back to Stockholm University the encampment was not there anymore. All songs, music, debates, seminars,
Encyclopedia of maladies in academic anthropology: counter-diagnosis for a sick working environment
What you are about to read is not fiction, but neither is it fact. It is a catalogue of illnesses
Why ‘Framing Gaza’?
There has never been a better documented war than the one unfolding in Palestine at the moment. As Elshaik, Martinez
We Can Know No Innocent Futures
Is it for a lack of knowledge? The genocide in Gaza is being livestreamed. Daily, images, videos and voice notes proliferate
Letter in support of EASA Executive Committee’s Statement on the situation in Gaza
We, the undersigned, are deeply concerned by the current, ongoing attacks on academic freedom we are experiencing across Europe. We
Authorship in the post-academic, post-human age
In 1964, when describing the threshold for obscenity in Jacobellis v. Ohio, the US Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart said
Gaza and the coming age of the ‘warrior’
‘Is it ethical to write something ‘interesting’ about a massacre as the massacre is unfolding?’ I keep asking myself. ‘Is