What if studying at UC Berkeley’s International House is more than just an experience—it’s a transformation? In this episode of This Anthro Life, host Adam Gamwell is joined by international students …

Der gefährlichste Ort für Frauen war immer schon ihre Beziehung. Doch anstatt sich mit den Ursachen auseinanderzusetzen, wird Gewalt gegen Frauen häufig als Problem der vermeintlich „Anderen“ oder „Fr…

Together with Cameron Harrington (Durham University), I’ve co-authored a new article on water weaponisation in the journal Political Geography. It is open access and free to access, and it is al…

This is it! The time has come! 

After a year-long hiatus, Anthropolitan returns in print, reimagined and reworked to reflect its new ambitions.

We were proud to launch the 2026 p…

In this second part of the blog series, Abhimanyu and Anna revisit the multimodal outcomes of their experimental workshop, Sensing Darjeeling, proposing that each sensory experience found its own mode…

SAFN is honored to recognize Mallory Rose Cerkleski with the 2026 Thomas Marchione Food as a Human Right Award for her ongoing research on food rationing, welfare, and the right to food in Kerala, In…

A note from Mecca (Med) Howe, PhD: This blog article was written …

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Kenzell Huggins:    This book draws from an eclectic mix of data, building on ethnographic exploration of Irish music sessions, interviews with members …

Reading selections from his Dictionary, and his Mohamet

Marx and Engels mention:
“The man who deprived seventeenth-century metaphysics and metaphysics in general of all credit in the domain o…

Was haben Geld- und Finanzmarktpolitik mit der Entstehung von Hungersnöten zu tun? Eine neuere Studie des Wirtschaftshistorikers Charles Read zeigt, wie Hungerforschung neu zu denken ist, weil wirtsch…