Service and Community as a Graduate Student in APLA
By Joshua Clark I began working with the Association for Political and Legal Anthropology (APLA) in early 2012, when I was approached about serving as the section’s graduate student representative. The graduate student representative’s main responsibility is to create special
Service and Community as a Graduate Student in APLA
By Joshua Clark I began working with the Association for Political and Legal Anthropology (APLA) in early 2012, when I was approached about serving as the section’s graduate student representative. The graduate student representative’s main responsibility is to create special
APLA Graduate Student Workshops at AAA 2016
CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS
Each year during the AAA meetings, the Association for Political and Legal Anthropology (APLA) sponsors a series of special workshops…
APLA Graduate Student Workshops at AAA 2016
CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS
Each year during the AAA meetings, the Association for Political and Legal Anthropology (APLA) sponsors a series of special workshops…
APLA at AAA Preview
APLA has an exciting roster of events planned for the AAA meetings this year including 43 sessions, graduate student workshops, early career mentoring events…
APLA at AAA Preview
APLA has an exciting roster of events planned for the AAA meetings this year including 43 sessions, graduate student workshops, early career mentoring events…
“Lock Her Up!”: Corruption Discourse and Gendered Politics
By Emily Riley
During this summer’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, on multiple occasions delegates chanted “Lock her up!”…
“Lock Her Up!”: Corruption Discourse and Gendered Politics
By Emily Riley
During this summer’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, on multiple occasions delegates chanted “Lock her up!”…
Campus Policing: A New Arena of Ethnographic Inquiry
By Sophia Balakian What does an anthropological engagement with policing look like? What can ethnography contribute to urgent practical issues in contemporary policing? These questions were among those explored by students…
Campus Policing: A New Arena of Ethnographic Inquiry
By Sophia Balakian What does an anthropological engagement with policing look like? What can ethnography contribute to urgent practical issues in contemporary policing? These questions were among those explored by students…
#BREXIT, Trump, and Public Anthropology
In the days after the Brexit referendum, a friend in California confided that every morning he searched the internet for articles explaining why the Brexit outcome did not mean Donald Trump…
#BREXIT, Trump, and Public Anthropology
In the days after the Brexit referendum, a friend in California confided that every morning he searched the internet for articles explaining why the Brexit outcome did not mean Donald Trump…
Anthropology, Brexit and Xenophobia in Europe
By Felix Stein The decision of people in Britain to leave the European Union has come as a surprise, even a shock to most of my friends and colleagues who work in academia here in England. While the EU’s neoliberal
Anthropology, Brexit and Xenophobia in Europe
By Felix Stein The decision of people in Britain to leave the European Union has come as a surprise, even a shock to most of my friends and colleagues who work in academia here in England. While the EU’s neoliberal
#LSANOLA16 Preview: Critical Police Studies I
These panels bring together scholars in the emerging subfield of “critical police studies”…
#LSANOLA16 Preview: Critical Police Studies I
These panels bring together scholars in the emerging subfield of “critical police studies”…
#LSANOLA16 Preview: Critical Police Studies II
The widespread protests that followed the killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri in 2014 and Freddie Gray in Baltimore, Maryland in 2015…
#LSANOLA16 Preview: Critical Police Studies II
The widespread protests that followed the killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri in 2014 and Freddie Gray in Baltimore, Maryland in 2015…
#LSANOLA16 Preview: From Questions of Belonging to Questions of Excess
Law and society scholarship illuminates how law can inform and react to social change…
#LSANOLA16 Preview: From Questions of Belonging to Questions of Excess
Law and society scholarship illuminates how law can inform and react to social change…
#LSANOLA2016 Preview: Languages and Practices of Legality
The Ethnography Collaborative Research Network within the Law and Society Association is sponsoring several panels and events of interest to anthropologists…
#LSANOLA2016 Preview: Languages and Practices of Legality
The Ethnography Collaborative Research Network within the Law and Society Association is sponsoring several panels and events of interest to anthropologists…
#LSANOLA16 Preview: Ethnographic Explorations of Illegalities, Penality, and Risk/Security Part III
Papers in Part III, presented here, explore the subjective dimensions of law and politics in situations where the contours of legality are contested and transformed, documenting the subject positions that emerge…
#LSANOLA16 Preview: Ethnographic Explorations of Illegalities, Penality, and Risk/Security Part III
Papers in Part III, presented here, explore the subjective dimensions of law and politics in situations where the contours of legality are contested and transformed, documenting the subject positions that emerge…
#LSANOLA16 Preview: Ethnographic Explorations of Illegalities, Penality, and Risk/Security Part II
Thursday, June 2nd 2:45-4:30pm Balcony M (4th floor) These three linked sessions present detailed ethnographic examinations of the legal governance of crime, punishment, risk and security. Papers in Part II, presented here, consider the racial, gendered, and class dynamics of mass incarceration, and
#LSANOLA16 Preview: Ethnographic Explorations of Illegalities, Penality, and Risk/Security Part II
Thursday, June 2nd 2:45-4:30pm Balcony M (4th floor) These three linked sessions present detailed ethnographic examinations of the legal governance of crime, punishment, risk and security. Papers in Part II, presented here, consider the racial, gendered, and class dynamics of mass incarceration, and
New Issue: Political and Legal Anthropology Review
The May 2016 issue of PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review (Volume 39, Issue 1) is now available. It features a symposium on Climate Change Transformations…
New Issue: Political and Legal Anthropology Review
The May 2016 issue of PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review (Volume 39, Issue 1) is now available. It features a symposium on Climate Change Transformations…
#LSANOLA16 Preview: Ethnographic Explorations of Illegalities, Penality, and Risk/Security Part I
These three linked sessions present detailed ethnographic examinations of the legal governance of crime, punishment, risk and security…
#LSANOLA16 Preview: Ethnographic Explorations of Illegalities, Penality, and Risk/Security Part I
These three linked sessions present detailed ethnographic examinations of the legal governance of crime, punishment, risk and security…
#LSANOLA16 Preview: Following the Law
The Ethnography Collaborative Research Network within the Law and Society Association is sponsoring several panels and events of interest to anthropologists…
#LSANOLA16 Preview: Following the Law
The Ethnography Collaborative Research Network within the Law and Society Association is sponsoring several panels and events of interest to anthropologists…
