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From the War Zone to the Courtroom: The Anthropologist as Witness,n draws on the author’s experiences with engaged anthropology in three different cases related to Bosnia, highlighting both the ways anthropological insights may challenge prejudice and the dominant definitions of critical issues and the anthropologist’s role as witness anchored in the discipline’s

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Doing Research in a Politicized Field and Surviving It: Lessons Learned from the Field of Migratione critique is often directed toward the researcher(s) who carried out the project. Can the researcher be trusted? Or, is he or she simply an agent with political intentions, disguised as research? The personal consequences for the researcher and his/her options for speaking out in such contexts are

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Social Anthropology and the Shifting Discourses about Immigrants in Norway,icles and books for the general reader, and have often intervened in ongoing debates on minority rights, migration policy and cultural diversity. This chapter analyses a shift in the general public reception of anthropological interventions in this field, arguing that, whereas anthropological perspe

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Gender and Universal Rights: Dilemmas and Anthropological Engagement,ith perceptions and practises countering the type of universal rights in question. This chapter examines the ways that anthropologists engage with sensitive issues of gender rights in development cooperation. With reference to the issue of gay rights in Tanzania and polygamy in Mozambique, it is arg

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Europe and the Pacific: Engaging Anthropology in EU Policy-Making and Development Cooperation,nse to an EU-funding call, a consortium of Pacific research centers in Europe and the Pacific was formed in 2012. Coordinated from Norway, the European Consortium for Pacific Studies (ECOPAS) connects anthropology with the knowledge needs of a growing Pacific engagement by the EU. ECOPAS organizes a

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