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Anthropology in action: playing “The Milpa Game” in Crique Sarco, Belize.
As part of ongoing anthropological research project into the human and ecological dynamics of swidden (aka, “slash-and-burn”) agriculture, Dr.
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Thoughts on the 15th Annual Paul and Erika Bourguignon Lecture in Art and Anthropology
A painting on display in the Metropolitan Museum captures a view of the Andes: breathtaking mountains, twisted trees, and a winding river. Without doubt, it is a beautiful view, especially to a room full of Midwesterners, many of whom might see a mountain two or three times in our whole lives.
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Understanding the Mediterranean: complex dimensions of the “migration crisis” and representation
On 22 February Dr. Maurizio Albahari, an associate professor at the University of Notre Dame, gave a lecture “Rethreading the Mediterranean: Disquieting Art and Migrant Democracy” at Mershon Center for International Security Studies.