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From the Career Center
Postdoctoral fellowship in museum studies and Postdoctoral fellowship in Native American studies at Brown U
Assistant or associate professor of anthropology at U California Los Angeles
Laboratory manager at U Minnesota
Two postdoctoral research positions at U Göttingen
Postdoctoral fellow in the medical anthropology at U Pittsburgh
Visiting assistant professor in archaeology and/or biological anthropology at U Central Arkansas
Middle East Muddle
Sex beyond Sects
The civil strife in the wake of the unending Arab Spring has captured the attention of the world for its…More
Gender Jihad and Body Politics
The Arab Spring that began two years ago is still thawing out after decades of dictatorial rule in the Middle…More
Life without Honor
“What is life without honor?” This is a question posed recently by the daughter of the Sultan Jamalul Kiram III…More
Roads to and from Damascus
The roads to and from Damascus are drenched with blood these days. The political unrest that toppled dictators in Tunisia,…More
Drone Strikes
Self-inflicted Wounds
The most potent symbol of the history of the Middle East, indeed of much of human history, is the stuff…More
No Olive Branch in Gaza
Civil unrest continues to grip the Middle East. Adding to the battle to remove Syria’s Russian-backed Assad and the political…More
Poster War on the New York Subway
In the late 19th century there was little doubt about the gulf between “civilized man” and the “savage,” as anyone…More
Between the Rock of Ages and a Hard Sell
As the 2012 presidential election draws near, the debate thus far has been anything but civil. Attack ads from all…More
Body Politics
Muhammad and Middleton Two scandals have dominated the news, at least in Europe and America, over the week following the…More