Search Results - "Anthropology in action (London, England : 1994)"

Anthropology from Home: Advice on Digital Ethnography for the Pandemic Times by Goralska, Magdalena

“…The coronavirus pandemic has made ethnographic fieldwork, as traditionally conceived in anthropology, temporarily impossible to conduct. Facing long-term…”
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Child Protection Social Work in COVID-19: Reflections on Home Visits and Digital Intimacy by Pink, Sarah, Ferguson, Harry, Kelly, Laura

“…This article brings together digital anthropology and social work scholarship to create an applied anthropology of everyday digital intimacy. Child protection…”
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Pandemic Passages: An Anthropological Account of Life and Liminality during COVID-19 by Bell, Genevieve

“…The World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 pandemic on 11 March 2020, and the world has been different ever since. Recalling the work of Victor Turner…”
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Anthropology in Action in Vanuatu: Troubleshooting Disaster Relief in the Wake of Tropical Cyclones Judy and Kevin by Whitehouse, Harvey, Tanguay, Jamie

“…In March 2023, Vanuatu was struck by two category 4 tropical cyclones, dubbed Judy and Kevin, in rapid succession. As the planet heats up and extreme weather…”
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Peeking Behind the Curtains: Exploring Death and the Body through Patchwork Ethnography by Fratini, Annamaria, Hemer, Susan R, Chur-Hansen, Anna

“…Abstract Patchwork ethnography is a viable methodological and theoretical approach. Fieldwork can be accessible, achievable and accommodating of both personal…”
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Introduction to the Special Issue: New Anthropological Perspectives on Children and Youth on the Move by Tchermalykh, Nataliya, Millán, Elisa Floristán

“…This special issue of Anthropology in Action focuses on the intersection of two equally important, and yet unequally researched, areas of anthropological…”
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Bilal's Journey, a Story of Emancipation: Age and Labour in the Lived Experiences of Migrant Youths across Europe by Marzola, Gianmarco

“…Abstract Bilal's story traces the journey of migrant youths who abandon European reception projects while remaining undocumented. Based on extensive…”
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Citizenship and Political Identities of Children in Transnational Migration by Wihstutz, Anne

“…Abstract This article expounds on the relationship between children's rights and asylum discourse as pertaining to the figure of the non-citizen child. Key for…”
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Drawing Ambivalence: Moroccan Youth on the Move and the Experience of Melilla by Millán, Elisa Floristán

“…Abstract This article reflects on the significance of Melilla, a Spanish enclave and southern border of the European Union (EU), in the migratory experience of…”
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Taking their Word(s): Biographical Violence and Dilemmas of Collecting Narratives from Young People on the Move by Marmié, Cléo

“…Abstract Various adults seeking migratory testimonies actively pressure young people ‘on the move’ to Europe, categorised as ‘unaccompanied minors’ (UAMs), to…”
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The Cost of Belonging: Stories of Unaccompanied Young Syrian Refugees in Germany by Sabouni, Shaden

“…Abstract How are family and broader social ties of young people on the move to Europe impacted by their refugee experience? This article reflects on this…”
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Special Issue Editorial Introduction: Entangling Data while Entangling Disciplines: Discussing the Future of Anthropological Collaborations with Data Scientists by Raffaetà, Roberta, Santanera, Giovanna, Esposito, Francesca

“…This special issue discusses forms of possible collaboration and mutual intermixing between anthropology and data science, by presenting projects and creative…”
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Embracing Disconcertment: On the Need for Anthropological Engagement in Interdisciplinary Research by Thompson, Jennifer Jo

“…Abstract The digitisation of agriculture is underway—with advocates highlighting its potential to improve resource efficiency and reduce environmental impacts…”
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Ideal-Real-Actual: Models for Collaboration between Anthropology and Computational Sciences by Jessen, Jonas Falzarano, Mannov, Adrienne, Andersen, Astrid Oberborbeck

“…Abstract Based on our experiences from ongoing collaborations with computational engineers over the course of six years and two interdisciplinary research…”
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Afterword – Crafting Data, Crafting Worlds Across Disciplines by Amato, Katherine R., Raffaetà, Roberta

“…This special issue draws from the AAA panel ‘Entangling data while entangling disciplines: discussing the future of anthropological collaborations with data…”
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It's All about Data: The Relationship between Anthropologists and Data Scientists from a Technical Point of View by Esposito, Francesca

“…Abstract What do fieldwork experience in Indonesia and working at a computing company have in common? Why does it make sense for an anthropologist to work at a…”
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Outlining a ‘Semantic Anthropology of Data Science’: The Humanitarian Response to the Cholera Epidemic of Doctors with Africa CUAMM in Mozambique by Occa, Edoardo

“…Abstract This work intends to describe the humanitarian response to the cholera epidemic carried out by the international health non-governmental organisation…”
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I Certainly Wasn't as Patient-Centred: Impacts and Potentials of Cross-Training Paramedics as Community Health Workers by Logan, Ryan I

“…Abstract This article explores how a group of paramedics were cross-trained as community health workers (CHWs) in Indiana. Cross-training paramedics as CHWs…”
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Marginalised People's Access to Publicly Funded Abortion in Catalunya: A Follow-Up Assessment by Ostrach, Bayla

“…Abstract Abortion has been legal in Catalunya for any reason in the first trimester and under a set of qualifying circumstances in the second since 2010 and…”
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Affective Cartographies of Collective Blame: Mediating Citizen–State Relations in Aotearoa/New Zealand and Australia during the COVID-19 Pandemic by Trnka, Susanna, Wynn, L.L

“…Abstract In both Aotearoa/New Zealand and Australia, COVID-19 lockdowns were enforced through public scrutiny of the movements of supposedly ‘irresponsible’…”
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