Written by Ella Green of Sussex International Development. Communal consumption cultivates connection Eating always has, and always will be, a human ritual. It is essential to our humanity: it is what makes us human. From pan to plate, the product…
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How Sharing a Meal Can Satisfy our Appetite for Connection and Heal Wounds of Social Division
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Doing cross-disciplinary research: a successful experiment
Written by Dr. Andreas Antoniades of Sussex International Relations. Summary: Working in multidisciplinary research teams is challenging but necessary if we’re to tackle some of today’s big challenges such as inequality, climate change and pandemics. Based on my recent experience…
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Webinar on 'Haiti and the Making of the Modern World' with @RobbieShilliam & me ... we examine the Haitian Revolution, which occurred around the same time as the French & US Revolutions, & discuss its contribution to the making of the modern world...
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/haiti-and-the-making-of-the-modern-world-tickets-119429251105
Many congratulations to our Sussex Anthropology colleague Paul Boyce for being awarded the 2020 Ruth Benedict Prize for Outstanding Edited Volume! http://queeranthro.org/2020/09/18/announcing-the-2020-ruth-benedict-book-prize-winners/?fbclid=IwAR3CEIZujHvAs_BllovnwQhlT1EKYdLPGrKWXowpwcwQDtLR8yH7Gtzl4Hk
I’m delighted to be speaking alongside Yasmin Luqman about the war in Yemen on Fri 2 Oct 6pm. I’ll be speaking about UK arms exports to the Saudi-led coalition & Yasmin will speak about anti-war activism by Yemenis inside and outside of Yemen. Do join us! https://caatstw2oct.eventbrite.co.uk/
Excited that collection edited with Meike Fechter on 'Citizen Aid and Everyday Humanitarianism' now published by Routledge
https://www.routledge.com/Citizen-Aid-and-Everyday-Humanitarianism-Development-Futures/Fechter-Schwittay/p/book/9780367464882
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