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What Running a Research Education Program Across 15 Countries Taught Me About Teaching Anthropology to Young People
Beneath a Corset? Teaching Anthropology Through Biocultural Research on Intimate Partner Violence
Teaching Forensic Anthropology Through Touch: Reflections on Tactile Teaching with Blind and Partially Sighted Learners
Fostering Community, Active Learning, and a Primate in Introductory Anthropology Class
Teaching Ramayana in Global Anthropology Classrooms: A Pedagogical Reflection

Psychologist, Surveyor, Journalist, Historian?: The Illegibility of Anthropology in the Field
After Method: Sensing Darjeeling through Friction
Sensing Darjeeling: Spatial rethinking of the Himalayan town
Looking back on the second Leiden Anthropology Conference
From buckwheat to white rice: transforming food systems and multispecies relations in rural Bhutan

Digging for Justice: Studying Hartford’s Environmental Past
Allabalsajeaggi: Ecosocial futures from permafrost wetlands
Encountering More-than-Human Beings: Formations of Ecological Empathy in Defiance of U.S. Militarism
Rappaport Prize: 2026 CALL FOR GRADUATE STUDENT PROPOSALS
The Word for World is Forest: On What Is Being Felled at Kancha Gachibowli

Review: Rural Affective Economies
2026 SAFN Student Research Award Winner!
Food as an Interlocutor Between the Mortal and the Divine: At the Intersection of Academic Inquiry and Public Culinary Performance in the work of Scott Barton
Review: Sustainable Consumption
From My Family’s Farm to Morocco’s Future: The Fight for Safe Food in a Changing Climate

From Longshot to Front-Runner: What Moves the NFL MVP Market During the Season
Why Games Become Social Rituals: The Anthropology of Play and Shared Attention
From Sacred Symbols to Screen Icons: Why Ancient Mythology Remains Popular in Online Slots
New online casinos are launching faster than ever but which ones can you actually trust?
In-Game Currency Design and Consumer Spending Behavior

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