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Dr Natalia Buitron has had a deep connection to the Amazon since childhood. Her PhD led her back to study the region and its indigenous people more closely. And the Amazon has shaped her research and teaching ever since, resulting in long-term fieldwork with the Shuar of Ecuadorian Amazonia.

Two ambitious researchers have pooled their collective expertise to develop a very local approach to the global climate emergency.

“What is it about the life and work of Stuart Hall that ‘calls’ on us to think biographically?” Professor David Scott asked in this year’s W.H.R. Rivers Memorial Lecture. In one sense, the answer is obvious. Stuart Hall led an exemplary life. His intellectual achievements and range were formidable: the founding editorship...

“Graduation Performance of Mongolian Dance Students” Photo by PhD candidate Gol Tengis, Postgradute Photography Celebrations. Interested in pursuing an MPhil or PhD in Social Anthropology? Join us for a virtual presentation on Tuesday November 5 th from 13:00 – 13:45 where we will describe our postgraduate programs and...