AJEC Berghahn
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Anthropological Journal of European Cultures engages with current debates and research on social & cultural transformations of contemporary European societies.
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📢JOB! It feels unreal to even think it, but we are hiring a *permanent* lecturer in the #anthropology of performance (incl #ethnomusicology). Please share, apply, come work with us! HAPP at Queen's jobs.ac.uk/job/CYI516/lec…
For those interested in heritage, Europe and borders. Our recent special forum edition of AJEC Berghahn is still available in open access. Edited by Philip McDermott and Sara McDowell Ulster University Ulster Applied Social and Policy Sciences #Heritage #Bridges #Walls berghahnjournals.com/view/journals/…
ICYMI From AJEC Berghahn Dr. Pegi Vail writes on ethical implications of colonial legacies in research and the case of Trinity College Dublin holding on to human skulls from #Inishbofin. ajecblog.berghahnjournals.com/the-long-journ…
In the coming months Mairéad Nic Craith & I are working on an edition of AJEC Berghahn on Intangible Cultural Heritage & climate change. We had a fantastic response to the call for papers & look forward to working with successful authors in bringing the forum edition to publication.
Yesterday human remains of islanders taken in the late 19th C were returned to Inishbofin, off Ireland. Recent AJEC Berghahn article on the repatriation of Human remains from Museums by C. H. Wergin @wergin.bsky.social explores such processes. Heritage as Healing? rb.gy/bn0sh
“Why anthropology matters” is a statement from the EASA Executive Committee. Anthropology provides knowledge and skills which can be essential for understanding and dealing with the human condition in the early 21st century. Read it in full here 👇 easaonline.org/publications/p…
Have you read our last blog piece by Dr Gareth NI/LV 🇪🇺🇱🇻🇮🇪🇬🇧?
Our latest issue is now out! Off the Grid and on the Road in Europe: Living in an Age of Uncertainty and Polycrisis. Guest Editor: Michael O'Regan. With an editorial response by Tomás Criado (@tscriado elsewhere) to the previous issue on Materialities of Age and Aging. berghahnjournals.com/view/journals/…
We are finalising our Forum edition of AJEC Berghahn on Intangible Cultural Heritage and Climate Change. Coming soon in 2024!! Mairéad Nic Craith