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DGSKA @dgska.bsky.social · 8d

The roundtable “Academic Silencing In and around Palestine-Israel” featured Palestinian and Israeli social scientists discussing how silencing institutions affect their academic freedom, research, teaching, careers, and personal lives, both inside and outside the region.

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Pascale Schild @pascaleschild.bsky.social · 12d

Our special issue is out now, exploring #vulnerability as a source of exchange, connection, and #solidarity in #anthropology.
So grateful to our authors for their courageous contributions on all that it can mean to be vulnerable as anthropologists👇🏼
www.seismoverlag.ch/en/daten/wec...

Reciprocal Vulnerability: Privilege, Violence, and Solidarity From Fieldwork to Academia

Schweizerische Ethnologische Gesellschaft (ed.)

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APeCS - Anthropology of Peace, Conflict and Security @apecsnetwork.bsky.social · May 27

Check out our programme for the 2025 #APeCS network conference taking place at the University of #Edinburgh on 2–3 June 🧐 We have panels on #vigilance #complicity and #occupation among many more ⬇️
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Future-Making in Times of Conflict, Violence and Insecurity

Future-making is an embodied social, cultural and political practice (Appadurai 2013). Anchored in the present, futures are the ground for struggles and debates. In contemporary contexts of violent co...

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APeCS - Anthropology of Peace, Conflict and Security @apecsnetwork.bsky.social · May 27

Check out our programme for the 2025 #APeCS network conference taking place at the University of #Edinburgh on 2–3 June 🧐 We have panels on #vigilance #complicity and #occupation among many more ⬇️
easaonline.org/event/apecs-...

Future-Making in Times of Conflict, Violence and Insecurity

Future-making is an embodied social, cultural and political practice (Appadurai 2013). Anchored in the present, futures are the ground for struggles and debates. In contemporary contexts of violent co...

easaonline.org

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University of Basel @unibas.ch · May 13

After the bloody attack on Indian tourists in #Kashmir, the decades-long conflict has flared up again. Conflict researcher @pascaleschild.bsky.social puts the events into perspective and explains why the people of Kashmir have been torn between the fronts for decades.
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“The Kashmir conflict is closely linked to the history of India and Pakistan”

The Kashmir conflict flares up again – Dr Pascale Schild explains causes, interests, and consequences for the region and the world.

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EASA @easainfo.bsky.social · Apr 29

What draws young people to far-right movements?
🎙️ In this @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social podcast episode, host @armanc.bsky.social speaks with @agadarancia.bsky.social about her new book "Living Right: Far-Right Youth Activists in Contemporary Europe 📚
🎧 Listen: newbooksnetwork.com/living-right-2

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EASA @easainfo.bsky.social · Apr 29

New article by @pascaleschild.bsky.social from The Institute of Social Anthropology at the University of Bern in the journal Anthropology & Humanism ✨
"Sharing vulnerabilities: Rethinking privilege and solidarities in #anthropology from the perspective of ordinary ethics"
t.co/BJ6Ifjkgos

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Pascale Schild @pascaleschild.bsky.social · Apr 25

How can we think of vulnerability as a source of connection?
👉🏼 my article "Sharing vulnerabilities: Rethinking privilege and solidarities in anthropology from the perspective of ordinary ethics" is out now 🌏
doi.org/10.1111/anhu...

Anthropology and Humanism | AAA Journal | Wiley Online Library

While engaged anthropology foregrounds the privilege and ethical responsibility of researchers toward interlocutors suffering all forms of oppression, anthropologists' own vulnerabilities and troubli....

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American Ethnological Society // American Ethnologist (journal) @amethno.bsky.social · Jan 13

⭐ Call for Submissions! ⭐
Anthropology That Breaks Your Heart
Due Feb 14, 2025

An invitation to reflect on the challenges & insights of contending w/mental illness, disability, chronic illness, & neurodivergence as an anthropologist #AnthroSky #anthropology

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Call for Proposals: Anthropology That Breaks Your Heart - American Ethnological Society

In The Vulnerable Observer, anthropologist Ruth Behar notes “anthropology that doesn't break your heart just isn't worth doing anymore.” The theoretical

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APeCS - Anthropology of Peace, Conflict and Security @apecsnetwork.bsky.social · Jan 15

📢 We have moved to #bluesky Please help us to reconnect with our friends and supporters here 💖

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Ana Ivasiuc @anaivas.bsky.social · Dec 11

💥Call for panel proposals for the APeCS conference in Edinburgh, 2-3 June 2025:

Future-Making in Times of Conflict, Violence and Insecurity

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