CUSAS Event

Dr Chloe Nahum-Claudel - Violent Scepticism: Modern Christian Witch Trials in Papua New Guinea

Dr Fiona Wright (University of Cambridge) The Israeli Radical Left: An Ethnography of Solidarity, Dissent and Complicity

Brown Bag Lunch: Dr Barbara Bodenhorn (University of Cambridge)

Dr Joanna Cook: If mindfulness is the answer, what is the question? In the UK, mindfulness is a political concern. An awareness practice originating in Buddhism, mindfulness is being interpreted as a positive intervention for societal problems as wide ranging as depressive relapse, criminal recidivism, children’s academic...

Brown Bag Lunch with Professor Nancy Smith-Hefner (Boston University)

Film: Qallunajatut (Urban Inuk) From director Jobie Weetaluktuk

Julieta Gaztañaga: Basques’ Right to Decide: Ethnographying “Democra(c)tic Praxis” and Political Imagination

Brown Bag Lunch with Dr Perveez Mody (University of Cambridge)

Leanne Williams Green: Human responsibility and divine action: How sin and sovereignty shape the moral lives of urban Baptists in Zimbabwe