Titlebook: Engaged Anthropology; Views from Scandinav Tone Bringa,Synn?ve Bendixsen Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 eng

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Treading on a Minefield: Anthropology and the Debate on Honor Killings in Sweden,rrowing “corridor of opinions”, anything published in a public debate may, and probably will, be charged politically in ways never intended by its author. In spite of these and other challenges, the author argues that it is worthwhile, even necessary, for anthropologists to occasionally initiate and take part in debates such as this one.

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Engaging Anthropology in Sudan,d anthropologists as distinguished from engaged anthropology (Peacock 2010, S216). The distinction is useful because it reminds us of both tension and productive interplay between anthropology and the engaged practitioner.

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2946-305X ing a public anthropologist, including inspirational thoughtIn this volume, leading public anthropologists examine paths towards public engagement and discuss their experiences with engaged anthropology in arenas such as the media, international organizations, courtrooms, and halls of government. Th

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Survey of Advanced Microprocessorsr her knowledge claims, and that the lifeworld she is talking about is recognizable on some level as part of a common humanity. This is achieved through implicit or excplicit comparisons and goes to the heart of the anthropological project.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137506573. This model of anthropological engagement exemplifies the potential of long-term research for applied involvement and indicates a certain openness in EU agencies to ethnographically grounded contributions to policy-making.

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