I had the pleasure of being part of the workshop *Commoning Solidarities beyond Differences* at #DGSKA2025, organised by @heikedrotbohm.bsky.social and Olaf Zenker, with contributions from the Claudia Briones, Philipp Naucke, Samira, Nino Aivazishvili-Gehne, Şeyma Saylak and me 🙏🏼 @dgska.bsky.social

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.

Dieser Text von Ivo Scherrer ist so, wie ich ihn mir von JournalistInnen in Deutschland wünsche: die Zusammenänge aufzeigend, die geschichtliche Dimension beachtend, an die internationalen Verpflichtungen aller Staaten erinnernd und an die Menschlichkeit appellierend…
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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👇🏼
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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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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.
@swisspeace.bsky.social

The conference website is online:
tagung.dgska.de/en/
Use the hashtag #DGSKA2025 for any related posts!

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"
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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...

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💥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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