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Anglo-American hegemony in contemporary anthropology: Some personal dilemmas

April, 2021 / By David Berliner

Disclaimer: Over the last few days, I have had a writing episode. Nothing had come out of my brain for […]

September, 2020 / By Kate Herman and Marcel LaFlamme

Libraria is a collective of researchers based in the social sciences who seek to bring about a more open, diverse,

I would like to make the case that open access remains relevant to the mix of painful problems and worthy

November, 2017 / By Allegra Lab

Dear Allies, we are happy to share with you the news about the launch of the new journal Public Anthropologist. Founded by

October, 2017 / By Christopher Diming

To say that a PhD in anthropology represents a journey is equal parts cliché and “social fact,” at least for

May, 2017 / By Lena Pham

Before my internship at Allegra Lab, I was unaware of most of the online platforms for anthropology. I had heard

This blog post comes from a debate organised by the University of Manchester Anthropology undergraduate society. The title of the

May, 2017 / By Alex Flynn

If you find yourself in a big Latin American city like Buenos Aires, Mexico City, or São Paulo, chances are

May, 2017 / By Luke Heslop

Playing a bit part in organising a workshop on academic publishing for PhD students at the next annual conference of

May, 2017 / By Jessika Tremblay

Today’s post was originally published on June 3rd, 2014, as part of last summer’s fieldwork thread. Next week we’re sharing