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Auerbach, Jess |
Post-conflict societies, nation-building, Mozambique and Angola |
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Can, Samil |
The recent rise of informal economies among indigent migrant populations in the urban areas of Turkey and the Middle East |
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Der, Lindsay |
Social inequality and power relations, human-animal relationships, private property |
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Fernandini, Francesca |
The social and political aspects of Andes societies and the role ideology plays in the creation of social identities |
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Gilbert, David |
The environmental and social ramifications of the agribusiness and other extractive industries in the tropics |
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Greenleaf, Maron |
Market-making, land-use, politics, and social movements in Brazil |
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Grothaus, Leslie |
Ways that terminally ill patients in China receive emotional support during the dying process, both at home and in institutional settings |
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Howery, Cherkea |
The economic, political, and cultural impact of the heritage industry on communities and their necessary, invested interest in the archaeological environment. |
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Liuzza, Claudia |
Cultural diversity, the complexity of human communication and human behaviors, in relation with interdisciplinary topics such as a sense of heritage, heritage interpretation and cultural consciousness in different contexts of contemporary and ancient societies |
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McGrail, Richard |
How deeply personal affects—like “love” and “desire”—continually produce a constitutive outside of “the human” while regulating practices of identification and subjection |
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Milly, Andrea |
Historical archaeology focused on researching the ethnically diverse history of East Los Angeles |
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Ready, Elspeth |
Environmental anthropology and archaeology, subsistence, human behavioural ecology, zooarchaeology |
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Richlin, Johanna |
The chosenness among religious minorities in the Americas, and how these discourses reflect and respond to political realities |
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Wetsel, Amanda |
Narratives of identity, ethnicity, gender and art, and how those narratives are presented and contested in museums in Central Asia |
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Wilcox, Timothy |
Proto-historic period (1500-1750) of the Navajo or Dine’, an Athabaskan tribe of the Four Corners area |