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Interview with Loretta Baldassar (The University of Western Australia)

conducted by the Max Planck Research Group "Ageing in a Time of Mobility", September 2019

Professor Loretta Baldassar is a migration scholar and researcher with interests in transnational families… mehr

Interview with Monika Palmberger (University of Vienna)

conducted by Victoria K. Sakti, July 2019

Monika Palmberger is research fellow and lecturer in the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Vienna, and research fellow at the… mehr

Interview with Kay Abaño (Visual Artist)

conducted by Megha Amrith, June 2019

Kay Abaño is a visual artist based in Berlin. Her photography and filmmaking are centered around themes of migration, borders, movement and change. Read more… mehr

Interview with Aija Lulle (Loughborough University)

conducted by Megha Amrith, May 2019

Aija Lulle is a Lecturer in Human Geography at Loughborough University, UK. Her research interests are clustered around migration experiences and migrants’… mehr

Interview with Kristin Yarris (University of Oregon)

conducted by Dora Sampaio, October 2018

Kristin Elizabeth Yarris is an Associate Professor of International Studies at the University of Oregon, where she also co-directs the Center for Global Health… mehr

Veröffentlichungen auf externen Blogs/Websites

‘I am in Dushanbe now, selling apples at the market.’ Contemplating ageing and (im)mobilities in rural Tajikistan

16. Juli 2024

by Swetlana Torno • ifl.blog
‘How are you doing, Farishta? Is everything fine? Are you in good health?’ asked the voice on the phone, instantly projecting an image of a smiling face and kind eyes wrapped in wrinkles to my inner eye. ‘I am in Dushanbe now, selling apples at the market (bozor) in Giprozem. When can we meet?’ mehr

Guest reading list on 'Care'

15. April 2019

by Megha Amrith • Network of Ethnographic Theory blog
If care is in some way fundamental to understanding how we relate to one other and the world around us, then it has always been intrinsically a part of the anthropological endeavor. Yet it is only recently that we are starting to work through what an “anthropology of care” might look like. mehr