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NAPA NOTES
Annals of Anthropological Practice
cURRENT iSSUE
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
- “Il gioco” as collaborative method: Feminist and antiracist musings on the power of play
Megan A. Carney, Sara Vannini, Alessio Genovese, Daniele Saguto, Muhammed Jammeh, Ibrahima Deme, Alma Fantin Understanding familial resemblance of fingerprints: Forensic and anthropological aspects
Akansha Rana, Damini Siwan, Akashdeep Vashisht, Kewal Krishan
PRETTY WORDS
ENTERPRENEURSHIP AND ANTHROPOLOGY
Anthropology and Entrepreneurship Research: Introduction to the 2023 Symposium Papers
,Performing and evaluating creditworthiness: Bank loans and the financial inclusion of micro/small enterprises in China
Beyond the GenAI gold rush: Mapping entrepreneurial tensions in the age of generative artificial intelligence
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LEGACIES OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL FIELD SCHOOLS
The intertwined legacies at the heart of ethnographic field schools: A case from the NC State University Guatemala field school
The afterlife of CoPED: Entanglements and impacts of a participatory learning field school in Sicily
Legacies of the OSEA ethnography and Maya language field school (1997–2023)
Reflections on a critically-applied anthropology of conservation and tourism field school in Honduras’ Bay Islands
A research and publication-oriented undergraduate ethnographic field school: The BYU experience in Guatemala
,Autoethnographic Assessment of the Trajectory and Legacy of a Field School in The Gambia, West Africa: PEACE, Praxis, and People
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