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Diverse views and insights on the different aspects of social reality and political anthropology.

The Political Anthropologist Delivers:

• Informative analysis on power structures of societies
• Diverse understanding on varied social and political systems
• Extensive insights on international and local issues
• Authentic information and influential people
• Contemporary anthropological discussions
• Reflections on fieldwork-based research

The Political Anthropologist is for all those who see

k diverse views and insights on the different aspects of social reality and political anthropology from ethnocentric to contemporary approaches on international and local political systems. We aim to explore the power structures of societies, the ways in which leaders establish or bolster their authority, examine the effect of colonialism, racism, feminism, and rediscover the role of law and justice. We aim to gather people with different backgrounds exchanging their views on different aspects of life in this world as social political human beings.

08/04/2024

What does a shift to alternative proteins mean for farming systems and landscapes in countries with significant animal protein production sectors?

Article by Christopher Rosin of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Hugh Campbell of the University of Otago.

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Explore the rise of alternative proteins and their impact on New Zealand's meat and dairy industries in the next 30 years.

05/04/2024

Sports betting is most popular among Australian young people, and advertising is one of the factors that make them face a higher risk of developing gambling issues.

Article by Gianluca Di Censo and Paul Delfabbro of the The University of Adelaide.

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Explore the complexities of sports betting advertising in Australia and its impact on young people. Learn from the insights of researchers Gianluca Di Censo and Paul Delfabbro on the influence of advertising, promotions, and marketing techniques, and the challenges of potential bans.

03/04/2024

Tackling extremism and radicalization with education, unbiased information, and promoting tolerance and cohesion is crucial for the present and the future of society.

Article by Marcelina Horrillo Husillos.

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Unveil insights on the surge of extremist views in the 21st century on Political Anthropologist. Delve into the pivotal role children play in perpetuating or dismantling the cycle of violence. Explore strategies for breaking this cycle and fostering a more peaceful society through education and soci...

01/04/2024

Expressing q***r joy online isn't just about freedom—it's about amplifying the diverse expressions of love, friendship, and creative self-presentation.

Article by Alice Elizabeth Wilson of the University of York.

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Discover tips for expressing 'Q***r Joy' online. Explore creative avenues for personal expression and celebration of LGBTQ+ identity.

29/03/2024

As bird flu spreads rapidly across continents, its toll on wildlife becomes increasingly apparent.

Article by Prof. Diana Bell of the University of East Anglia (UEA).

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Stay informed about the impact of avian influenza on global biodiversity. Understand the virus's spread and its threat to various species.

27/03/2024

Designing an outfit for the Oscars is a dream opportunity for fashion designers, yet demands financial investment, brand reputation, creative talent and technical expertise.

Article by Luana Carcano of Simon Fraser University.

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Explore the journey of haute couture dresses from design to the Oscars red carpet. Unveil the intricate process of fashion creation.

25/03/2024

The increase in economic inactivity is not just harming the economy but also indicative of a deeper health crisis.

Article by Prof. David Spencer of the University of Leeds.

Explore why millions in the UK aren't seeking work. Uncover insights into priorities like education, health, and freedom shaping individual choices. Gain a deeper understanding of socio-economic dynamics and their implications on workforce participation and societal well-being.

22/03/2024

Parents of pandemic-born babies describe their experience as 'lonely' and 'challenging', yet bonding and family time emerge as positive themes during lockdown.

Article by Dr. Susan Byrne and Prof. Jonathan Hourihane of Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

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Insights into Pandemic Babies' Communication Delays at Age Two" - A closer look at the effects of the pandemic on child development. While communication skills may lag, discover how other crucial developmental areas remain unaffected in this informative article.

20/03/2024

As many as 130,000 people in the UK are trapped in modern slavery, and government reforms have made the situation for potential victims considerably worse.

Article by Prof. Chee Yew Wong and Ying Zhang of University of Leeds

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By Prof. Chee Yew Wong and Ying Zhang As many as 130,000 people in the UK are trapped in modern slavery, according to the recently appointed independent anti-slavery commissioner, Eleanor Lyons. These people are forced to work in a variety of exploitative situations, ranging from cannabis farms to b...

18/03/2024

Are you worried about AI taking your job? Let's debunk the fear and explore the reality.

Article by Jacques Bughin of Fortino Capital.

By Jacques Bughin The evolution of AI and its quick adoption by organisations has predisposed many workers to the fear of losing their jobs to the technology. This fear might be largely unfounded. Are you afraid of losing your job to generative AI? The debate rages since digital citizens are rushing...

15/03/2024

Forgetting names at dinner is normal, but forgetting basic skills may warrant attention.

Article by Prof. Alexander Easton of Durham University

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Explore the normalcy of forgetting and understand when it becomes concerning with insightful analysis! "Why Forgetting is a Normal Function of Memory and When to Worry" offers expert insights into memory processes, guiding you on distinguishing between typical lapses and potential concerns.

13/03/2024

In the context of a world becoming rapidly more unstable, what are the prospects for 2024?

Article by Graham Vanbergen.

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Explore 2024 predictions for the new world disorder on European Financial Review. Gain insights into geopolitical, economic, and social forecasts, providing a comprehensive outlook on the evolving global landscape and potential implications for businesses and individuals.

11/03/2024

Women across the world sustain economies and innovation through entrepreneurship. Financial and non-financial investments in women are essential to growing the pipeline across the world.

Article by Marybeth Gasman of Rutgers University

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By Marybeth Gasman Women across the world sustain economies and innovation through entrepreneurship. More than 250 million women are entrepreneurs and over 150 million are leading established businesses. Research demonstrates that investments in women entrepreneurs lead to lower levels of global pov...

08/03/2024

The growing popularity of gender lens investing is backed by evidence that investing in women makes economic sense.

Article by Neeti Katoch of Harvard Kennedy School, Amanda Satterly, and Anne Valko Celestino of Asian Development Blog

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By Neeti Katoch, Amanda Satterly and Anne Valko Celestino The growing popularity of gender lens investing is backed by evidence that investing in women makes economic sense. Recent research shows that women-owned businesses generate higher revenue on investment compared to men-owned businesses and g...

06/03/2024

Canada's push for corporate diversity hinges on "comply or explain" rules, demanding companies either embrace inclusivity or justify their stance.

Article by Oludolapo Makinde of University of British Columbia

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By Oludolapo Makinde While white women may speak of breaking through the “glass ceiling,” for many Black women, it’s more like a “concrete ceiling.” Black women experience unique and formidable barriers in the workforce that are not only difficult to break, but also obscure their view of c...

04/03/2024

Beyond providing jobs, employers can empower refugees by understanding their needs and building their workplace skills.

Article by Prof. Robin Pesch of Northumbria University

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Elevate Your Business with Refugee Talent: Research Reveals the Benefits" - Uncover the valuable insights into how hiring refugees can positively impact businesses. Explore the data showing that it's more than just a good deed—it's a smart business move.

01/03/2024

The new generation of Russian activists – whether in exile advocating for change or risking their well-being in Russia to support anti-war candidates – is Navalny’s legacy.

Article by Prof. Regina Smyth of Indiana University

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By Prof. Regina Smyth Long lines of Russians endured subzero temperatures in January 2024 to demand that anti-Ukraine war candidate Boris Nadezhdin be allowed to run in the forthcoming presidential election. It was protest by petition – a tactic that reflects the legacy of Alexei Navalny, the long...

28/02/2024

Forgetting in our day-to-day lives may feel annoying or a little frightening, but it is an entirely normal part of memory.

Article by Prof. Alexander Easton of Durham University.

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