AnthroCurrents
AnthroCurrents–On Hiatus
Greetings, Practicing Anthropologists! It has been a quick 8 months, or so, since I started posting the AnthroCurrents blog twice
Archive for 2016
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AnthroCurrents–December 13, 2016
Normalizing “ethnography” as a business tool See passing mentions of ethnography as a business tool in The Memphis Daily News,
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AnthroCurrents–November 29, 2016
Practicing Anthropology The Wall Street Journal gives passing mention to ethnography as a marketing research tool, in an article about
Annual Meeting
2016 Annual Meeting Audio Archive
At the 2016 AAA annual meeting in Minneapolis, MN, the two NAPA Invited Sessions were audio recorded. Presenters are speaking
AnthroCurrents
AnthroCurrents — November 15, 2016
Politics, Domestic and Foreign Paul Stoller (West Chester U.) argues for ethnography as one of the weapons available to those
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AnthroCurrents – November 1, 2016
Trick or Treat?Anthropologists Discover Isolated Tribe Of Joyful Americans Living In Remote Village Untouched By 2016 Election. From The Onion.
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AnthroCurrents — October 18, 2016
Anthropologist Bloggers WantedFellow anthropologist bloggers (and aspiring bloggers), note two opportunities to expand your reach: Anthropology News is looking for
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2016: Tom Greaves
NAPA’s first Volunteer of the Year awardee is Tom Greaves, who has served as the coordinator for the NAPA Mentor
AnthroCurrents
AnthroCurrents – October 4, 2016
A roundup of Anthropology in the News for September 2016. On the National SceneAnthropologists and the American Anthropological Association are
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AnthroCurrents–September 20, 2016
What are some of the other websites and blogs that track anthropology-in-the-news and practicing anthropology? Here are some “highly cited”
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AnthroCurrents–September 6, 2016
Welcome back to the academy, students and faculty! As we watch Labor Day in the rearview mirror, the northern hemisphere’s
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AnthroCurrents — August 23, 2016
The Olympics just ended, the American presidential election campaigns are in full swing, and academic anthropologists are returning to the