Tag: Anthropology

What Happens to Guatemalan Children After Deportation
February 4, 2026

What Happens to Guatemalan Children After Deportation

Detention, deportation, and the cost of return for Guatemalan children Lauren Heidbrink Art by Gabriela Afable. Used with permission. Camila was fourteen when she was deported from Houston to Guatemala. It was her first time on an airplane. When the chartered plane landed at Guatemala …

Anthropology, Featured, Latin American Studies
On the importance of dreams in the digital age
August 6, 2024

On the importance of dreams in the digital age

Subjective experience, semantics, and machine analysis as a tool

Digital Projects
November 1, 2023

An Exploration of Capitalism’s Sexual Division of Debt

How do women’s debt, capitalism, sexuality, and kinship all connect?

Sociology
June 15, 2023

Oman’s revolutionary past resurfaces

How revolutionary values survive repression in postwar Dhufar

Anthropology, Middle East Studies
November 30, 2022

Israel’s Restrictions on Mobility, Large and Small, Are Also Threats to Collectivities, Large and Small

Higher Education, visas, and dispossession

Middle East Studies
October 23, 2020

Critical approaches to teaching health and human rights in a pandemic

The centrality of asking when does misfortune become Injustice?

Law & Policy
October 14, 2020

The digital arms race

Can viral videos inhibit police brutality?

Law & Policy
September 1, 2020

The Ethics and Politics of Space

 Reflecting on boundaries during a pandemic.

Literary Theory
July 30, 2020

Convenient boundaries and inconvenient lives in the Pandemic

Governance of mobility during the pandemic in China

Anthropology, Asian Studies
June 17, 2020

Youth and Migranthood

How young people navigate migration and deportation in Central America

Anthropology