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VU Amsterdam, Anthropology department at EASA 2024

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10 July 2024
VU Amsterdam, Anthropology department participates at the 2024 bi-annual meeting of the European Association of Social Anthropologists

The 18th EASA Biennial Conference will take place at the University of Barcelona. We are proud to see the contribution of the Vrije Universiteit’s Anthropology department to this years EASA conference

EASA, European Association of Social Anthropologists, is an organisation for European scholars in the field of Anthropology. The association is renowned for its academic journal SA/AS and for its biennial conference. The conferences are organised in a different cities, hosted by European universities.

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VU Amsterdam, Anthropologists parcticpanting in 2024 EASA 

  • Dimitris Dalakoglou convenes the panel:

Crisis commons: un/doing human mutualities

  • Flávio Eiró convenes the panel:

Trusting evidence: credibility, truth claims and (non)citizens’ quests for rights [LawNet/AnthroState]

and he presents the paper:  Identity politics and electoral competition in Brazil

and she presents the aoper: 

"You want crisis, ok let me give you crisis": When crisis narratives and crisis responses enter a circular relationship of revelation and disguise.

  • Eva van Roekel is chairing the panel:

Everyday economies of inflation: value, social repertoires, and political critique

and she presents the paper:

Money and Ruin: Lived experiences of hyperinflation and loss in the complex humanitarian crisis in Venezuela

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