Thank you very much for your welcome! My PhD topics are Business Anthropology and Economic Anthropology. Thanks for your great academic contribution to Economic Anthropology. Enjoy reading your marvelous works:

The Memory Bank  and  Money in an Unequal World :-)

Thanks for the welcome! I'm excited to be here.

Thank you Sir for the welcome. I am a budding anthropologist and presently looking for a unique topic for my research work in order to pursue my PhD in the same. I would be grateful if I could get suggestions for my work from the experienced members of OAC.

Thanks very much Keith!  It would indeed be interesting.  Perhaps disappointing and a little upsetting.

thanks for the message kieth.

thank you, keith! glad to have a venue to communicate!

I am strongly analytical yet I feel wasted because I can not fully realise my potential. Do you have anything challenging of which I can be a part in so far as research is concerned?

Pleasure is mine

Thx Keith, I just published my paper in this blog- quite short on my recent PhD Project, I'll be happy to have comments.

Thank you for your comments. I'm basically a sociologist, however I did lots of ethnography for my academic works. I'm a PhD Candidate at Humboldt University of Berlin now, my project is on 'the dakwah (Islamic) media in Post Suharto Indonesia: from politics of identity to popular culture.' I'm teaching cultural studies and ethnography at Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta - Central Java, Indonesia. I'll publish my stuffs soon in my open anthro blog, once again Thank you, Vielen Dank.

Thanks for your comments. I can not understand your suggestion. Please make it easy.

Regards

Hussain

 

Yes, we must talk- my Nollywood studies have led me to the brink of the vast abyss that divides the world into two economies. I am astounded at the extent some of our colleagues will go to keep these two worlds separated. They feel it's vital to keep Nollywood "vulgarity" out of serious academic discourse, and to keep all scholarship on African film focused on those politically acute Francophone art films that are unknown in Africa. They would rather write about movies they can easily interpret, than about what Africans are actually watching!  I now understand your frustration with the way your concept of "informal economy" was misappropriated and used against itself.

very thank u sir, i m very glad to join OAC indeed

thank you Keith, I am really glad to join OAC.

Thx Keith, I'm very glad to join OAC!

 

Thank you, Keith! I'm glad to have joined the community. I like the idea of OAC and I'm looking forward to exploring this site.

Thanks, Keith! I like this idea very much! Let's stay in touch and maybe see if we can synergize somehow! All the best, Ranko

Thanks!

Thank you Keith, I'm happy to join