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    • Culture, Vol. 16, No. 1: Open Spaces/Close Encounters; Espaces ouverts/liens étroits
    • Culture, Vol. 15, No. 2-Modes et Formats/Modes and Formats
    • Culture, Vol. 15, No.1 – Engagements and Entanglements /Engagements et enchevêtrements
    • Culture, Vol. 14, No. 2 – Resilience/Résilience
    • Culture, Vol. 14, No. 1 – Doing/Undoing Anthropology in the time of pandemic, Faire/Défaire l’anthropologie au temps de la pandémie
    • Culture, Vol. 13, No. 2 – Changing Climates
    • Culture, Vol. 13, No. 1 – Publics
    • Culture, Vol. 12, No. 2 – #metoo
    • Culture, Vol. 12, Special – Stories from Cuba / Échos de Cuba / Historias de Cuba
    • Culture, Vol. 11, No. 2 – Data
    • Culture, Vol. 11, No. 1 – Mo(u)vement
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    • Culture, Vol. 10, No. 1 – Exclusion
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Editors comment, Spring 2020 issue/ Mot des éditrices, numéro du printemps 2020

By/Par Marieka Sax, Anglophone Member-at-Large & Marie Michèle Grenon, Membre actif Francophone (La version française suit) We live in gripping Continue reading →

COVID-19: Calling All Outbreak Ethnographers!

By Pamela J. Downe, University of Saskatchewan COVID-19 is sweeping headlines. Incidence rates, death counts, risk factors, and public health Continue reading →

COVID-19 : Appel à tous les ethnographes s’intéressant aux épidémies

Par Pamela J. Downe, Université de la Saskatchewan La COVID-19 monopolise toutes les manchettes. Les taux d’incidence, le décompte des Continue reading →

Undoing Fieldwork in a Time of Epidemic

By Scott Simon, University of Ottawa and Visiting Scholar, University of Guam On January 21, I flew from Taipei to Continue reading →

Surviving the Apocalypse, Again

By Mirjana Uzelac, University of Alberta I was ten years old when I faced my first apocalypse. It was 1991, Continue reading →

Mutating Consciousness in the Time of Pandemic

By James Depew, Algoma University & David Burty, Western University For capitalism to work at full speed it needs bodies Continue reading →

Keeping in Touch and Sharing Resources: The Network for Critical Pedagogy in Canadian Anthropology Facebook Group

By Maggie Cummings, University of Toronto Scarborough In mid-March, like instructors of face-to-face classes across Canada, I found myself making Continue reading →

Teaching Remotely with COVID-19

By Marley Duckett, University of Saskatchewan Two days before I was scheduled to teach a graduate class on campus, I Continue reading →

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