Dimitris Dalakoglou's Groups
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Infrastructures, Materia…
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Call for Papers
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Visual Anthropology
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Body & Form
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Anthropology of Protests…
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Teaching Anthropology
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Anthropology in/of Centr…
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Material Cultures
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Anthropology of Roads
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Urban Anthropology
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Dimitris Dalakoglou's Discussions
Athens: Social Meltdown VIDEO
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An ethnographically informed approach to the social meltdown in Athens of crisis. This video is linked with the preparations for an ESRC/Future Research…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dimitris Dalakoglou Oct 23, 2012.
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Tamas Regi joined Dimitris Dalakoglou's group
Anthropology of Roads
Paths, trails, roads, highways, motorways...Various kinds of roads dominate human landscapes.This group is for these anthropologists who have roads as parts of their ethnographic sites
Carlo Cubero joined Dimitris Dalakoglou's groupAnthropology of Roads
Paths, trails, roads, highways, motorways...Various kinds of roads dominate human landscapes.This group is for these anthropologists who have roads as parts of their ethnographic sites
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I'm also interested in cross-border landscapes and I've downloaded one of your papers to read. I did my fieldwork in Spain near to the French/Spanish border in northern Catalonia.
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The two groups you've created look interesting. I can't say I've heard of the anthropology of roads before, and it's always nice to be introduced to new things here. Once you've added a description for each group, I'll add them to the OAC Group index (http://oac.collected.info). All new discussions and comments will then appear on that page so that everyone can contribute.