The Global China Lab is now live!
Congratulations to Mareike Winchell for being awarded an Honorable Mention for the 2022 SLACA Book Prize competition for her book After Servitude: Elusive Property and the Ethics of Kinship in Bolivia
Rahile Dawut: A Lifetime Passion That Ended with a Life Sentence (Author Anonymous)
Caitlin Zaloom and Deborah James' Annual Review of Anthropology article ‘Financialization and the Household' is out!
Catherine Allerton’s 2021 Malinowski Lecture Discordant Temporalities of Migration and Childhood has been published in the JRAI. Read it here
Congratulations to Dr Andrea Pia and colleagues who have been shortlisted for the prestigious Immersive Experiential Learning Award by QS Reimagine Education for their digital ethnography The Long Day of Young Peng.
Congratulations to Dr Hans Steinmüller, who is part of a group of 20 scholars awarded a £1.5m three-year grant from the British Academy on Chinese Global Orders. The team under grant leaders Leigh Jenco (LSE Government) and Hassan Karrar (Lahore) will focus on Chinese entanglements with different regions of the world to ask: what do Chinese global orders look like, where are they constituted, and from whose perspective?
LSE Anthropology is delighted to contribute to the funding of Made in China and the Global China Pulse. You can read these journals here:
Made in China: https://madeinchinajournal.com/
The Global China Pulse: https://thepeoplesmap.net/globalchinapulse/global-china-pulse-1-2022/
How People Compare : Read our collected volume here: https://www.routledge.com/How-People-Compare/Pelkmans-Walker/p/book/9781032229973
Workshops:
Trans-European perspectives on migrants’ social navigation of uncertainty: An interdisciplinary approach
Justice After Carbon Workshop https://www.lse.ac.uk/seac/events/2023/Justice-After-Carbon-Virtual-Workshop
China as Context Workshop https://cld.web.ox.ac.uk/article/china-as-context-workshop