The Balinese Cockfight Reimagined: “Tajen: Interactive” and the Prospects for a Multimodal Anthropology
Visit the website for "Tajen: Interactive," an interactive documentary about the Balinese cockfight, which is described in an accompanying essay in the journal.
Supplementary Material: Khaled Furani
Supplementary material for "Mastering Submission: Palestinian Poets Measuring Sounds of 'Freedom'" by Khaled Furani.
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The Gruel of Law
In this post, Darryl Li explores some of the myths around courts and the rule of law, and comments on the recent Kavanaugh hearings.
Supplementary Material: Nicolas Lainez
Supplementary material for "The Contested Legacies of Indigenous Debt Bondage in Southeast Asia: Indebtedness in the Vietnamese Sex Sector" by Nicolas Lainez.
Anthropological Airwaves: Decolonizing Museums in Practice
In this two-part special feature, we think with the Museum Ethnographer's Group conference "Decolonizing the Museum in Practice," held in April 2018.
Anthropological Airwaves: Episode 9
In this episode, we talk with Adrienne Lo (Waterloo) and Jonathan Rosa (Stanford) about race and language in Korea and the United States.
Supplementary Material: Gomez-Temesio
Supplementary material for "Outliving Death: Ebola, Zombies, and the Politics of Saving Lives" by Veronica Gomez-Temesio.
Imagining an End to Poverty: New UN Sustainable Development Goals and the United States
In this post, Angelique Haugerud examines the politics of poverty and how we measure economic progress.