Anthropologize

For the record, I didn’t fall in love with Montreal. It’s got nothin’ on London, or Minneapolis. But I did rediscover a couple of anthropological loves I’d forgotten. And realized that I have been, and am, a better anthropologist than I’d thought. I’m looking forward to some new chapters. 1. There is something about anthropology [...]

1. There are two ways of looking at “Marketing the Anthropological Lens” and they depend on the presence or absence of mid-title punctuation. Both are salient topics of discussion for both applied and academic anthropologists (and hybrids). a) Marketing the Anthropological Lens (no punctuation). Application- applied anthropology continues to create career paths and job opportunities [...]

For those non-Anthropologists out there, the AAAs are the Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. In other words, the time when 5,000 or so anthropologists (mostly academics) descend on their city of choice and watch each other watch each other, give papers, and ask very smart questions about very smart questions. We’re in Montreal. [...]

Event: Strategy for Good #5 Date: Saturday, December 10, 2011 from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM (CT) This December’s workshop will be organized into thematic break-out sessions with expert presentations and workshop facilitation concerning two topics (so far): “From Boring to Big Bang” presented by Aki Spicer, Director of Digital Strategy at Fallon Worldwide How [...]