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Tag Archives: collaborative research

An Interview With… Maija Sequeira

Posted on 20. January 2022 by webadmin@enpanthro.net
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In our second post in the “An Interview With..” series, we introduce one of our blog team members Maija Sequeira. She also shares some of the photos from her PhD fieldwork.

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Posted in Blog | Tagged childhood, collaborative research, COVID-19, fieldwork, interview | Leave a reply

A Rumination on Fieldwork and Why Anthropology Is or Could Be the Most Scientific Discipline in the Social Sciences

Posted on 24. August 2021 by webadmin@enpanthro.net
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Professor Victor de Munck ruminates upon the importance of fieldwork for anthropology and the social sciences as a whole.

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Posted in Blog | Tagged anthropology, collaborative research, cooperation, fieldwork | 2 Replies

Acts of citizenship and solidarity networks with people on the move in Europe – fieldwork reflections by a psychologist studying anthropology

Posted on 10. May 2021 by webadmin@enpanthro.net
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In this blog post, psychologist-turned-anthropologist and activist Dora Rebelo reflects upon her experiences conducting fieldwork with people on the move in Europe.

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Posted in Blog | Tagged activism, collaborative research, fieldwork, migration, positionality | Leave a reply
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  • Politics of the Intimate
  • An Interview With… Maija Sequeira
  • Applying Psychological Anthropology to Policy Related Research: The Social Integration of People With Disabilities in Poland
  • A Rumination on Fieldwork and Why Anthropology Is or Could Be the Most Scientific Discipline in the Social Sciences
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