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Tag Archives: cooperation

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

Seven Moral Rules Found All Around the World

Posted on 3. December 2020 by webadmin@enpanthro.net

What is morality? And are there any universal moral values? Dr Oliver Scott Curry discusses seven cooperative behaviours that are found all around the world.

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Posted in Blog | Tagged cooperation, evolutionary anthropology, morality | Leave a reply

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

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