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Anthropologists in Practice: An Interview with Kevin Preister, Senior Associate at James Kent Associates and Executive Director at the Center for Social Ecology and Public Policy

Anthropologists in Practice is an ongoing series of interviews featuring anthropologists (and professionals with anthropology training) who work outside of … More

action anthropology, anthropology careers, Business anthropology, Catholic University, community based research, community development, Cultural brokering, Eric Wolf, ethnography, Fieldwork, hanging out, haole, Hawaii, indigenous peoples, James Kent Associates, John Bennett, John Steinbeck, Kevin Preister, non-profits, observational research, Oregon, participatory research, Paulo Freire, policy research, practicing anthropology, public policy, Sidney Mintz, social ecology, Social impact assessment, social justice, Sol Tax, The Center for Social Ecology and Public Policy, urban development, Walter Goldschmidt

A brief history of Applied Anthropology

The Vicos Project, 1952 The field of anthropology has its beginnings firmly established in late 19th and early 20th century … More

Alan Holmberg, developing nations, encomienda, Fox Project, Peru, social injustice, social justice, Sol Tax, Stan Hyland, USAID, Vicos Project, Ward Goodenough, WHO, World Bank

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