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Goldsmiths Anthropology Research Papers

The Anthropology Department at Goldsmiths is one of the newest in Britain, having been formally created in 1985. We are proud of what we have achieved since then, and in particular of the way that people in the Department - students, staff and researchers - have sought to broaden the frontiers of the discipline and to engage critically and creatively with the traditions of Anthropology in the contemporary world.

We hope that the Goldsmiths Anthropology Research Papers will provide a platform to communicate some of the work that makes the Goldsmiths Department distinctive.

Boundaries and Borders: thinking with human-implantable microchips for immigrants
Sophie Le-Phat Ho

Species of Time: sows, stockmen and labour
Kim Baker

Indigenism and Cultural Authenticity in Brazilian Amazonia
Stephen Nugent

Seascapes: tides of thought and being in Western perceptions of the sea.
Jake Phelan

The People's Puzzle: crosswords and knowledge politics
Olivia Swift

The Devil is in the Details: representations of conflict in Northern Maluku, eastern Indonesia.
Christopher R. Duncan

Anthropology and Anarchy: their elective affinity
Brian Morris

Negotiating Autonomy: girls and parental authority in multi-ethnic Norway
Hilde Liden

Studying world society as a vocation
Keith Hart

'Sit anywhere you like, we're all friends together': reflections on bingo culture.
Katherine Mann

Life Down Under: Water and Identity in an Aboriginal Cultural Landscape.
Veronica Strang

The 'politics of the everyday': populism, gender and the media in La Paz and El Alto, Bolivia
Sian Lazar

Enabling Fictions: Politics, Representation, and the Environment in Maluku, Indonesia
Nicola Frost

The Virile Nation: gender and ethnicity in the construction of Argentinian Pasts
Victoria Goddard

Identity, Resettlement and Perceptions of Change: The Vasava Bhils of Gujarat, India
Roxanne Hakim

Perilous Ideas: anthropological debates in cross-cultural arts projects
Eleanor Jupp

Gorer's Gaze: aspects of the inauguration of audience studies in British Television
Gareth Stanton



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