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Globalization, the interconnectedness and interdependence of different world economies, has dramatically changed the way

Whether you dream of joining an American high school, preparing for college, or boosting your overall language proficiency,

A. R. Brown was born on January 17, 1881, in Birmingham, England. Originally named Alfred Reginald Brown, he later

Daisy Bates was a woman of paradoxes-an Irish-born self-taught anthropologist who lived for decades among Aboriginal

Tim Asch didn’t just document cultures he transformed how anthropology sees and shares them. In an era when fieldwork

Few scholars have reshaped the landscape of anthropology quite like Tom Boellstorff

Before tape recorders or video cameras, one German scholar

Veena Das, one of the most influential anthropologists of our tim

Victor Turner was the latter. A British cultural anthropologist best known

Theodore C. Bestor was not just an observer of Japanese culture he was a bridge between worlds, translating the rhythm

Demographic math refers to the application of mathematical methods to understand the structure and dynamics of human

Stephen A. Tyler was a singular voice in 20th-century anthropology, navigating the turbulent transitions from structuralism