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Category: Social Anthropology

Rethinking Skill: New Ethnographic Perspectives on Expertise

By jk393 | 10 March 2016

The School of Anthropology and Conservation will be holding a cross-University, cross-disciplinary workshop on 6-7 May, 2016, entitled Rethinking Skill: New Ethnographic Perspectives on Expertise. … Read more

Anticipating prosperity: A study of community expectations and the petroleum industry in Timor-Leste

By jk393 | 12 January 2015

Principal Investigator: Judith Bovensiepen

50 years, 50 stories: The dynamics of farms and farming in UKC’s backyard, 1965-2015

By jk393 | 12 September 2014

Principal Investigator: Raj Puri

Demography, kinship and ritual reproduction: Nuaulu cultural resilience in the ‘New Indonesia’

By jk393 | 01 April 2014

Principal Investigator: Professor Roy Ellen

Household survival in crisis: austerity and relatedness in Greece and Portugal

By jk393 | 26 March 2014

Principal Investigator: Dimitrios Theodossopoulos

Annual Kent-Kew Distinguished Ethnobotanist Lecture

By jk393 | 20 January 2014

The Annual Ethnobotany Lecture was founded in 2000 and is a highlight of the academic year for the postgraduate programme. It is sponsored jointly by … Read more

Managing precarity: high-skilled labourers workplace experiences in East Kent

By jk393 | 12 March 2013

Principal Investigator: Daniela Peluso

Legal Innovation in Papua New Guinea

By jk393 | 01 July 2012

Principal Investigator: Dr Melissa Demian

Pfizer today and tomorrow

By jk393 | 12 July 2011

Principal Investigator: Dr Daniela Peluso

Impact of ‘Walling’

By jk393 | 27 October 2010

Principal Investigator: Glenn Bowman
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