• What We’re Reading, Summer 2019 (AES Edition)

    Gina Athena Ulysse, Carole McGranahan, Brittany Birberick, Chris Loperena, Alize Arican, and Marc Edelman

    Published On: 08/18/2019

  • The Artist as Bureaucrat: Documentary Filmmaking in Egypt, 1960-1980s

    Alia Ayman

    Published On: 08/18/2019

  • Anthropology’s “Repugnant Others”

    Grace A. Carey

    Published On: 04/23/2019

  • Yarmouk was a City, not a Camp: Palestinian

    Matthew DeMaio

    Published On: 03/17/2019

  • The World Bank, the Old City, and Liquid Land

    Tariq Rahman

    Published On: 03/06/2019

  • Playing Fafi in Johannesburg

    Brittany Birberick

    Published On: 08/22/2018

  • DACA Preliminary Injunctions: The State Deferred

    Gray Abarca and Susan Bibler Coutin

    Published On: 08/18/2018

  • “The Personal is Political” Reflections, Critique, and Steps Forward in the Era of Donald Trump

    Chelsey Carter

    Published On: 02/19/2018

  • Doing Fieldwork After Henrietta Schmerler On Sexual Violence and Blame in Anthropology

    Megan Steffen

    Published On: 11/13/2017

  • “It’s a Feeling, Not a Theory”: A Reflection on Anthropology, Empathy, and Consent at Standing Rock

    Tara Joly

    Published On: 04/05/2017