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Tag: Stan Hyland

Anthropologists in Practice: An Interview with Janne Flisrand, Network Weaver and Owner of Flisrand Consulting

Anthropologists in Practice is an ongoing series of interviews featuring practicing anthropologists who work outside the academy. The goal of … More

anthropology, applied anthropology, be your own boss, consulting, Cultural brokering, Energy Efficiency for All, facilitation, Flisrand Consulting, freelancing, Ginger Baber, housing, Janne Flisrand, Marie Ketring, Memphis Housing Authority, Memphis Model, network building, network design, Network for Energy Water and Health in Affordable Housing, network weaving, networking, NEWHAB, relationship-building, self-employment, social justice, Stan Hyland, sustainability, transportation, University of Memphis, urbanism

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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