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Julie Livingston's Self-Devouring Growth Duke University Press is such a fantastic book. Read comments from @alexmotya Radhika Govindrajan Emily Yates-Doerr Fanny Chabrol Simukai Chigudu @junoishere and Abou Farman as well as a response from Julie Livingston on Somatosphere : somatosphere.net/2021/book-foru…

Anthropology & Humanism invites essays, articles, creative prose, & poetry from anthropologists & other ethnographers on the theme of "Writing Ethnographically During a Pandemic." How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted your ethnographic research & writing?

#Webinar at Woolf Institute: 'Encounters of #Race, #Religion and #Biomedicine' w/ Risa Cromer (Risa Cromer), Mwenza Blell (Dr Mwenza Thandiwe Blell) & Noah Tamarkin Convened by Dunya Habash @diduhabash, Lea Taragin-Zeller (leataraginzeller) & Katie Gaddini 3 March, 3.30pm GMT ow.ly/mnN450DEvDN

I'm moderating a forum for Noah Tamarkin's hot new book, Genetic Afterlives: Black Jewish Indigeneity in South Africa w/ Yulia Egorova, Lorand Matory, Jonathan Marks, 🕊 casey golomski, Rayna Rapp, Karen-Sue Taussig, Jonathan Boyarin, & Kimberly Arkin. Duke University Press ecornell.com/keynotes/overv…

Join us for "Reimagining Citizenship: A Book Launch Roundtable on Noah Tamarkin’s ‘Genetic Afterlives,’" streaming live on 2/26 @ 1pm ET. Featuring Noah Tamarkin, Assistant Professor Cornell Anthropology. Register here: ecornell.com/keynotes/overv…

Join Noah Tamarkin on February 26th at 1 PM EST for a Genetic Afterlives book launch ow.ly/WdcE50DCxbt

As #xenophobia and discrimination surge around the globe, religion and race are often conflated in everyday violence... The first seminar in the #Religion, #Race & #Racism series is taking place 3 March with leataraginzeller, Dr Mwenza Thandiwe Blell, Risa Cromer & Noah Tamarkin: bit.ly/3aTTGWD

Join Noah Tamarkin on today at 1 PM EST for a Genetic Afterlives book launch ow.ly/xYae50DCxuu

My sisters Dr. Rhacel Parrenas, Dr. Celine Parreñas Shimizu, M.F.A., Ph.D. and I are doing a 1 hour Filipina/x transnational feminism event for Philippine Expressions bookshop and #FilAmArts tomorrow evening on Facebook Live at 6pm PST👇 fb.me/e/2iyDFJ5Tk #doctorsisters #1family3PhDs #Sisterhood

Noah Tamarkin will be joining us next week to discuss Race, Indigeneity and Genetic Ancestry in South Africa for our seminar series. 4.30pm 17th March - book now! ow.ly/ltMg50DX2cK

🗣️👋 New series, "Contested Truths over COVID-19 in Africa" launches today! 🗣️👋 Up now, an introduction from series editors Jia Hui Lee (jiahuilee.bsky.social), Laura A. Meek, and Jacob Katumusiime Mwine-Kyarimpa (@Mwine_Kyarimpa): somatosphere.net/2021/contested…

We appreciate the overwhelming support we have gotten overnight, and understand that many people are looking to us in this moment. Please read our response on the 8 lives lost in Atlanta. Chinese and Korean translations of this statement are available docs.google.com/document/d/1_Q…

WiSER invites you to the launch of GENETIC AFTERLIVES Black Jewish Indigeneity in South Africa. Date: Tuesday, 4 May, 6pm (SA Time) Launched by Noah Tamarkin Event link: wits-za.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Long thread here, in response to messages to the effect that my books are “disgusting”... PS: This is the same content as in the previous thread, except now it's (a) accessible and (b) less annoying because there's no clicking on images. Learning, y'all!

Check out our November author events, featuring Kareem Rabie, Noah Tamarkin. monica huerta, and @Sophie_MH_Chao, along with many others. dukeupress.wordpress.com/2021/10/29/aut…

What a great discussion today with Naminata Diabate, Noah Tamarkin and Elizabeth Ault at the African Studies Association conference, talking about our books in the Duke University Press Theory in Forms series edited by Achille Mbembe and Nancy Rose Hunt #ASA2021

🚨🚨NEW EPISODE 🚨Genetic Afterlives: Black Jewish Indigeneity in South Africa with Dr. Noah Tamarkin Duke University Press Cornell University Cornell Society for the Humanities WiSER HUMA - Institute for Humanities in Africa open.spotify.com/episode/2TLu6A…

Congratulations to Noah Tamarkin whose book "Genetic Afterlives" has won the AJS Jordan Schnitzer Book Award in Social Science, Anthropology, and Folklore! ow.ly/nSeU50LwOU3

My first conference sighting of my book Genetic Afterlives! Thanks Duke University Press !

So many books, such a low price! $20 on all we have out. Pictured here: Noah Tamarkin, author of Genetic Afterlives, and Dr. Juno Parreñas 🌈, author of Decolonizing Extinction. #AAA2022 #AnthroTwitter