Anthropology and Society: Presentations by Charles Menzies

By Charles Menzies

What's Anthropology and Society: Presentations by Charles Menzies about?

Anthropology and Society is a series of public presentations given by Charles Menzies, an associate professor of anthropology at UBC.

The talks range from issues of First Nations Studies, natural resource management, North America, to Europe and much, much more.

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Anthropology and Society: Presentations by Charles Menzies episodes:

05.02.2012
CBC Daybreak South.
The interview focusses on the cultural intolerance of the president of Taseko Mines and a letter of compaint he wrote to the federal minister of the environment.
03.07.2012
CBC Daybreak North.
The interview focusses on the link between aboriginal rights and title and public concerns with the tarsands pipeline and tanker route.
02.28.2011
Identity Matters; Identity Doesn't Matter.
This presentation discusses the ways in which identity matters and yet does not matter in the context of Indigenous research and teaching.
11.23.2007
Indigeneity, Environmentalism and the Disciplines - the View from Anthropology.
This presentation was part of a full day symposium -hosted by the Centre for Culture, Identity, and Education (UBC)- that offered perspectives on the global environmental crisis from the lens of Indigenous knowledges. The diversity and plurality of Indigenous ways...
09.06.2007
CBC Radio Interview
From gardens to hunting, sports, street yourh and more. This interview covers the gist of what makes a field school go.
09.06.2007
On Respectful Research in a Colonial Context
What is makes for respectful research in a colonial context? This presentation explores, through the use of stories, the issues behind conducting respectful research.
09.05.2007
Indigenous Research Methodologies
This presentation was part of a panel of Indigenous scholars discussing apropriate methodologies from the vantage point of their work and lives.
07.06.2007
Why Worry About Artisanal Fishers in the Era of Neo-Liberal Globalization?
The continuation of family-based Artisanal fisheries is at risk in the context of neo-liberal globalization. Neo-liberal approaches favour rationalized economic models of governance in which individualized property, rationalized modes of production and concentrated ownership are prioritize over locality-based...
03.08.2007
Talk to Students of IHHS 404,First Nations Health:Historical and Contemporary Issues
This class room presentation focussed upon the ways of respectful research in Indigneous communities.
11.30.2006
Arts ITS Five Minutes of Fame Presentation
Rather than fetishizing the 'newness' of computer assisted communication this presentation focuses on how these technologies can be normalized and incorporated within our everyday research and teaching practice. Drawing upon ongoing research projects of the research group we will...
11.25.2006
Presentation on Fish Farms
This talk was to the special committee meetings on aquaculture in Vancouver, BC, November 24th, 2006.
10.20.2006
Returning Home
This talk was presented as part of a panel on overcoming obstacles to aboriginal education at the BC Social Studies Professional Association / Canadian Studies Association Annual meetings in Vancouver, October 20-23, 2006.
10.13.2006
Within and Against
This talk was presented in a coloquium on Friday the 13th at the City University of New York Grad Center in honour of the work of Gerald M. Sider on the occassion of his retirement.

What's Anthropology and Society: Presentations by Charles Menzies about?

Download our free app to listen on your phone

Anthropology and Society: Presentations by Charles Menzies episodes:

CBC Daybreak South.

CBC Daybreak North.

Identity Matters; Identity Doesn't Matter.

Indigeneity, Environmentalism and the Disciplines - the View from Anthropology.

CBC Radio Interview

On Respectful Research in a Colonial Context

Indigenous Research Methodologies

Why Worry About Artisanal Fishers in the Era of Neo-Liberal Globalization?

Talk to Students of IHHS 404,First Nations Health:Historical and Contemporary Issues

Arts ITS Five Minutes of Fame Presentation

Presentation on Fish Farms

Returning Home

Within and Against