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[Göttingen Ethnologie @EthnoGoettingen]

Erfolgreiche Disputation für Friedemann Neumann – „What does it take to make a home?“

Herzlichen Glückwunsch, Friedemann!

https://t.co/YaNHtNjkcj

[alauser @alauser4]

Erfolgreiche Disputation für Friedemann Neumann - „What does it take to make a home?" https://t.co/FgugUcgBrN via @gisca

[Ana Ivasiuc @anaivas]

@whittacat Relatedly: https://t.co/EujBYEG2jJ

Looking forward to picking up this discussion within EASA!

[Kien Nguyen-Trung, PhD @kngtrung]

Interesting!

[AE/AES - Come join us at @amethno.bsky.social ! @AmEthno]

Special Forum⭐️American Ethnologist 50.3
Decolonizing Anthropology: Global Perspectives

⭐️⭐️ Now available via Early View! ⭐️⭐️

Read the Editors' Note here⬇️⬇️⬇️:
https://t.co/mObK6TUzge

[Mine Yıldırım @yildmine]

Dear friends, colleagues, urbanists, animal rights activists all around,

Please see below our call for papers for *Urban Animalia: Toward the Multispecies Metropolis*

- coedited by me & Joseph Heathcott from @TheNewSchool

https://t.co/rEK97WV9JW

[Göttingen Ethnologie @EthnoGoettingen]

Institutskolloquium: Sharing Suits and Letters - Redressing Late-Capitalist Precarity in South Korea

Gast: Dr. Olga Fedorenko (Seoul National University)
Donnerstag, 06.07.2023, 16:15 - 17:45 Uhr
Ort: VG 3.101

Mehr Info, siehe Blog:
https://t.co/ElvOAoNiSw

[alauser @alauser4]

https://t.co/XIgtSMky5G

[alauser @alauser4]

Institutskolloquium: Latina Motherwork Against Racism: Unsettling Whiteness in Suburban Atlanta (USA) by Dr. Elisa Lanari https://t.co/HJSBMZDAcP via @gisca

[gisca @giscaonline]

Institutskolloquium 26.01.2023: Plurale Umwelten – Konflikte um Kontrolle und Konzeptionen von indigenem Land in Indonesien – Prof. Dr. Kristina Großmann https://t.co/ahdo8CwLVM

[Göttingen Ethnologie @EthnoGoettingen]

Institutskolloquium am 12.01.2023: Shifting Sands: Unpacking sand labour, livelihoods and ecologies in Cambodia https://t.co/uj72VnkQ6k

[alauser @alauser4]

Institutskolloquium am 12.01.2023: Shifting Sands: Unpacking sand labour, livelihoods and ecologies in Cambodia https://t.co/rbfqsh8bW2 via @gisca

[Sen Nguyen @findingsen]

Sand mining is eating away at the Mekong Delta’s foundations as it has done more to alter the sediment flows in the delta than hydropower dams, according to a recent report. My latest and a thread 👇
https://t.co/3FpiwWzEmQ

[MoLab Max Planck @MaxMolab]

Deadline in two weeks: research fellow position in digital communication and common concerns.

[MoLab Max Planck @MaxMolab]

We invite scholars to join us as MoLab guest researchers who will lead in developing collective publications – e.g. co-authored articles or a special journal issue – based on materials from the Inventory.https://t.co/IcFIEpkwYY

[Romm Lewkowicz @romm_lew]

The exhibition "Moving Things" opened at @ForumWissenGoe. I contributed ethnography on migration documentation, beautifully visualized by the Kooperative für Darstellungspolitik. The catalogue is also out and features my chapter on the anthropology of the passport. @materialitaet

[alauser @alauser4]

Moving Things. Zur Materialität von Flucht und Migration – Forum Wissen https://t.co/yCCsbG5pn1

[Materialitaet_Migration @materialitaet]

Bald wird unsere Ausstellung MOVING THINGS im Forum Wissen eröffnet! Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch! Details:

[WWF-Malaysia @WWFMy]

New images of a female Malayan tiger, with her four tiger cubs in tow, were captured on camera traps earlier this year. This renews hope that this critically endangered species can be saved from the brink of extinction. Watch the video here: https://t.co/L2hUvTbxRs