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Today was the last seminar of our ecological anthropology course. As a final project, students researched a case study from a socio-ecological perspective. We had some interesting environmental conflict and biocultural adaptation cases and turned them into a poster session 🤓

Yes, please! Political economy of agroecology here

A great place to start for climate information!

Great program. Here, we are having the "management vs. governance" discussion. Since water is such a political resource, especially with Chile's messed up water property rights.

Non-native English speakers need 50% more time to write a paper

When they do, they face a 2.5 times higher chance of being rejected because of language

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Ecological Anthropology students doing fieldwork at CET Biobio (Yumbel, Chile). Agroecological systems as subject of study 🌳🐓🌾🏡🥬🍅🌲

A picture of Bolsonaro with the headline Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro charged with plotting coup d'etat. The photo on the right is of trump with a headline that says Trump hush money case sentencing postponed indefinitely.

A tale of two democracies. Guess which one self-righteously lectures the rest of the world about democratic behavior.

This is so cool!

"How Do I Conduct Ethnographic Research?" by Hugo Letiche, Ivo de Loo and Jean-Luc Moriceau, new paperback volume on three ethnographic techniques (ethnography, auto-ethnography and netnography). Published by Edward Elgar Publishing.

From the look of it, it's business/strategy/management oriented.

What an elegant figure by Professor Mark T. Brown in his book about Southern Africa Systems. It is great to introduce the concept of scale in socio-ecological systems

A set of three political environment factors that contribute to social movement success. Elite conflict - When elite groups are in conflict with one another, the political system is more vulnerable. Elites cannot ignore, stigmatize, or repress social movements with a unified voice during crises. Renegade elites may align with a social movement. Public opinion - When a majority of the population supports the goals of a social movement, policy makers are more likely to negotiate—or face being removed from elected office. Favorable public opinion provides a promising environment to use more noninstitutional protests. Elite blunders - Publicly observed blunders by elites during a social movement conflict bring more support to a social movement and harm the legitimacy of elite targets.

Social movement scholarship is clear that elites, despite trying to appear all powerful, often screw up in ways that lead to their decline. These are three common political environment factors related to elite behavior that contribute to social movement success.

It should be named "From Polanyi to Ostrom" haha. Sing me in

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Not a SLACA member but an anthropologist from latam working in latam. I would like to be added

Looking forward to this week's ecological anthropology class discussion about this great book:

This is your starter pack @carolasalazar.bsky.social

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Seems like a good place to highlight a starter pack of environmental social scientists. go.bsky.app/GNpJZBo

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Yes, humans have always changed and managed ecosystems in order to survive. Most times affecting biodiversity and biomass. Sustainability is not a modern challenge for humanity, scale is.

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What about an environmental anthropologist doing a lot of sociological stuff? Cool starter pack btw

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