"Many years ago now I did some historical research for my MA on the enmity between the Inuit and Innu in nothern Labrador, attempting to link conflict to competition over resources during cyclical periods privation. The basic idea was that one only…"
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Philip Ross replied to Charles Kirke's discussion Isolated Anthropologists in the group Action Group 4 OAC"After spending 13 years in academia acquiring my credentials as an anthropologist I joined the Canadian federal government in 1987. To put it mildly, it was a shock to the system and to a certain extent remains so. That said; I have found…"
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The purpose of this group is to have a peg in the OAC for people to share what they can do, or would suggest can be done to carry on the usefulness of having 5000 anthropologists linked (however protractedly). Essentially Occupy it in the sense of bringing more life and meaning to a space.See More
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- Philip Ross
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- Federal Social Policy Analyst, PhD in Anthropology
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- At 7:52pm on January 2, 2012,
Keith Hart said…
Welcoem to the OAC, Philip!
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