Anthropological Perspectives on Global Challenges

This volume offers a snapshot of anthropological perspectives on global challenges.

Autorentext

Emma Gilberthorpe is a Professor of Anthropology at the University of East Anglia, UK.

Klappentext

This volume offers a snapshot of anthropological perspectives on global challenges.

Inhalt

Introduction

Emma Gilberthorpe

1 Anthropology and development in the era of the 'neo-liberal entrepreneurial university'

Katy Gardner

2 It takes a village: the learning environment, Amerindian relations and poor pedagogy for today's entangled challenges

Elizabeth Rahmen and Françoise Barbira Freedman

3 Perspectivity and anthropological engagements in heritage-making: Challenges from the Humboldt Forum, Berlin

Sharon Macdonald

4 A perspective through trees: anthropology, development and documentation

Lissant Bolton

5 Mining companies as trustees of society in Colombia: company and community ambiguities

Line Jespersgaard Jacobsen

6 Alternate service providers: Traditional healers for social change in tribal communities of odisha

Monika Oledzka Nielsen, Siddartha Shrestha and Lopamudra Tripathy

7 Reflections on Open Dialogue in mental health clinical and ethnographic practice

David Mosse

8 Jeopardised futures: Scanning the horizon in a changing climate

Aet Annist, Joonas Plaan, Noah Walker-Crawford, Bianka Plüschke-Altof and Alexander Horstmann

9 Mrs Rollison stops a deportation: The discourse of care in Poland in the 2010s

Dominika Michalak

Afterword

John Gledhill