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Recovery, Resettlement, and Risk in the Aftermath of Nepal’s Bhotekoshi-Trishuli Disaster • Stimson...

Two months after Nepal’s Bhotekoshi-Trishuli Disaster, this event gathers a panel of experts to discuss the evolving aftermath, post-disaster policy priorities, and factors that may shape patterns of...

The Silent Water Syndemic: From Biosocial Analysis to Applied Anthropological Practice in Pakistan

Water pollution remains one of Pakistan’s most pressing environmental health challenges. Yet it is commonly framed as a technical or infrastructural problem. Such framing obscures how people’s ever...

Reflections on Nonprofit Community Building During COVID-19

This essay presents an exploratory evaluation conducted within a scholarship and mentoring nonprofit organization during the COVID-19 pandemic. During this time, I held dual roles as a program coor...

‘It’s Not COVID, You’re fine’: Reflections on Unsatisfactory Primary Care for Non-Pandemic Concerns

This study addresses unsatisfactory care, or dissatisfaction with care, during and after peak periods of the COVID-19 pandemic. Unsatisfactory care includes communication barriers, shortage of heal...

Investigación etnográfica de los espacios globales: Interrogantes metodológicos Para el estudio de...

Al igual que otros Estados-nación, la población de los Estados Unidos está compuesta por personas que viven tanto dentro como fuera de sus fronteras geográficas. El estudio de ciudadanos estadounid...

“You can take a guy’s wife, but don’t take his water”: Competing moral economies for water in Cache...

As hydroclimatic stress intensifies across the western United States, conflicts over water use increasingly reflect deep moral and social divisions rather than purely technical constraints. In Utah...

Fragile resilience: Post-disaster Indigenous tourism in Taiwan

Focusing on the Rukai Labuwan community in Taiwan, in this article we examine how an Indigenous community struggled to rebuild livelihoods and maintain ancestral ties after Typhoon Morakot devastat...

Anthropology is not broken. It is doing its job

I respond to the Vanderbilt–Washington University “State of Scholarship” report’s claim that anthropology exemplifies scholarly decline by arguing that the report mistakes ethical and public commit...

Annual Meeting | Southern Anthropological Society

Join us at the Southern Anthropological Society annual meeting. Find registration information, the call for papers, hotel details, and past meeting locations.