
Fighting an Invisible Enemy in Liberia: the Use of Popular Culture Against Ebola
“I want to do it my way – I wish I had my own way,” sings Takun J., Liberia’s own superstar. Today he performs at
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“I want to do it my way – I wish I had my own way,” sings Takun J., Liberia’s own superstar. Today he performs at
Pope Francis for President. It’s the latest provocation of Italian comedy sketches, but it generates bitter laughter. It speaks to the burgeoning lack of trust
Die-in at the 2014 annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Photo credit: Aries Dela CruzI have never died before. In the beginning of December,
The Act of Killing (2013). A Film by Joshua Oppenheimer. In the mid 1990s I was conducting transcultural psychiatric research in Bali, Indonesia, exploring the
In one of the latest academic-cum-political dust ups, Jason Richwine, formerly of the Heritage Institute, co-authored a study estimating the “cost” of regularizing the immigration
In December, nine Pakistani health workers, most of them women, were murdered as they went door-to-door delivering polio vaccines to the children of their neighbors.