Mar 205 minChina, Soft Power, and Confucius Institutes with Jennifer HubbertA conversation with Jennifer Hubbert, author of China in the World: An Anthropology of Confucius Institutes, Soft Power, and Globalization.
Jan 226 minTalking about Sovereignty and Action with Gregory FeldmanIn this Association for the Anthropology of Policy column, Ted Powers interviews Gregory Feldman about his 2019 book, The Gray Zone.
Nov 1, 20193 minASAP at the 2019 AAA/CASCA Annual MeetingASAP is sponsoring four panels and two section events at the Annual Meeting in Vancouver this month.
Jul 12, 20196 minEncounters with Lunar Dust"From Neil Armstrong’s footprints to future missions to Mars, contamination fears and policies lie at the heart of our cosmic explorations."
May 2, 20196 minReadmission Policy and State-NGO-Funder Relations in Malawi"I examine power in development through the review of Malawi’s 1993 Readmission Policy banning the expulsion of pregnant girls from school."
Mar 6, 20194 minNotes from the Section LeadershipThe activities of the Association for the Anthropology of Policy in review, by ASAP co-Presidents Carol MacClennan and Paul Stubbs
Nov 5, 20183 minSituating Policy in an Unsettled World at the 2018 Annual MeetingA discussion of ASAP panels and events at the upcoming AAA 2018 meeting in San Jose, CA.
Jul 13, 20185 minForecasting Policy Trends"Applying predictive technologies to public policy questions allows anthropologists to inject a human-focused approach into policy tools..."
Mar 9, 20184 minNotes from the Section LeadershipThe activities of the Association for the Anthropology of Policy in review, by ASAP co-Presidents David Haines and Cris Shore.
Feb 15, 20185 minGraduate Student Paper Prize Winner“The Neighborhood School Stigma: School Choice, Stratification, and Shame”
Jan 8, 20185 minBlue Children and All Shades of ResponsibilityReview of: One Blue Child: Asthma, Responsibility, and the Politics of Global Health, by Susanna Trnka. Review by Ema Hrešanová .
Nov 3, 20174 minMaking Sense of Nuclear WasteI pitch an anthropological take, to our understanding of the broad and complex contexts out of which public policy on nuclear energy arises
Nov 1, 20174 minPolicy MattersA discussion of ASAP panels and events at the upcoming AAA 2017 meeting in Washington, D.C.
Sep 19, 20175 minGraduate Student Paper Prize Winner: In the Loop and Off the Record"I call attention to an 'in the loop and off the record' culture that reinforces the privileged status of this political community."
Jul 24, 20173 minThe Anthropology of Policy EmergesASAP seeks to advance the contributions of the anthropology of policy to theory and method in anthropology, as well as to research and actio
Apr 27, 20174 minBetween Tradition and ModernityThe Association for the Anthropology of Policy Numvi Gwaibi (University of Pretoria) April 27, 2017 Politics and Policy in Cameroon The government of Cameroo...
Apr 4, 20173 minNotes from the Section Leadership: ASAP sessions at the IUAES in Dubrovnik (May 2016)A note from section leadership on finding ways to be part of discussions about the anthropology of policy beyond the AAA
Apr 2, 20174 minSpeaking Ethnography to Policy"We propose that the anthropology of policy should be concerned to communicate its knowledge to the community of policy makers."
Mar 3, 20175 minPresidential Election in Austria and Rise of the Far Right"A case study of the presidential elections in Austria helps us move beyond polls to more deeply analyze social transformations."
Feb 15, 20174 minReflections on Minneapolis from the Section LeadershipThe activities of the Association for the Anthropology of Policy in review, by ASAP co-Presidents David Haines and Cris Shore.
