Because I love Sussex Uni and its minds, let's start with ME TOO ANTHROPOLOGY , by MA student Elizabeth Beckmann on Culture and Capitalism (the blog created by the Department of Social Anthropology at Sussex - a great initiative to look up every now and then). Balancing between silence and exposure, Elizabeth is discussing the time needed to move from one state to another and what can be Anthropology's and anthropologists'contribution to that, both in the field and in person. Turning to climate change, a topic that started occupying me daily ever since my own field was deluged a month ago , I much appreciated Waiting for the tide to turn: Kiribati's fight for survival , Guardian's picture essay by Mike Bowers. Higher sea levels, floods, deserted villages, damaged crops, political priorities and an ominous horizon: climate refuge . Further, discussing the immediate aftermath of a very recent - deadly - example of climate change, Professor John Sweene...
Poems, short stories and research diaries by Dr. Eleni Kotsira #poeticmovementsblog