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As the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of its independence, members of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of the

Global health often treats death as the endpoint of disease. Mortality marks the conclusion of an epidemic, the final outcome in surveillance reports, and

The story of four boys, one wrongful accusation, and a cycle of violence that outlasted every attempt to stop it. Building Bridges of Solidarity: Breaking

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This piece is part of a collection of Anthropology News articles on Climate Governance. Click here to read other articles in the collection. Since 1995

COP30 beyond the Documents This piece is part of a collection of Anthropology News articles on Climate Governance. Click here to read other articles in

This piece is part of a collection of Anthropology News articles on Climate Governance. Click here to read other articles in the collection. “In the past,

The Anthropology News Interview In-depth conversations with the people who make anthropology tick. Doing anthropology isn’t always fun, but some of the

This piece is part of a collection of Anthropology News articles on Climate Governance. Click here to read other articles in the collection. In early

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(1942–2026) Barbara Richey MacRoberts, age 83, passed away peacefully at her residence in Shreveport, Louisiana on April 10, 2026. Barbara was born June

Kay B. Warren, Charles C. Tillinghast Jr. ’32 Professor of International Studies Emeritus at Brown University, died on April 17, 2026. She received her BA

Curated Collections highlight articles published in the last decade from our AnthroSource archives that speak to urgent issues in the present, offering

1947–2026 Joachim Voss, whose research and leadership expanded understanding of sociocultural dimensions of agriculture and development, died April 5. He

This is a conversation between a student and a teacher. It takes place over an undefined period. Some of it on Zoom, some of it in passing at a convention

A Rendering of the American Political Economy of Healthcare An easy way to get physicians talking about clinical documentation is to ask about the

The following is an edited conversation between Ana Croegaert, president of Society for the Anthropology of North America, and section co-editors Tannya

This past fall I returned to Princeton after three years of retirement to teach eighteen-year-olds about the self. My colleagues were consumed by one

Editor’s Note: This piece is the second in SAFN’s 2026 Anthropology News series on Temporality in Food Anthropology. If you haven’t already, read the

Nyekuol, a young South Sudanese man living in the war-devastated Upper Nile region of South Sudan, spent years trying to find ways to send money to family