Tag Archives: collaborative research

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

Professor Victor de Munck ruminates upon the importance of fieldwork for anthropology and the social sciences as a whole.

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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

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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A Rumination on Fieldwork and Why Anthropology Is or Could Be the Most Scientific Discipline in the Social Sciences
Acts of citizenship and solidarity networks with people on the move in Europe – fieldwork reflections by a psychologist studying anthropology
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