Anthropological Musings

An examination of the world through the eyes of an anthropologist.

Thursday, March 06, 2008

Traditional Culture

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BBC reports on how Bolivia and Peru are defending the right of indigenous peoples to to continue in their cultivation of the coca plant. T...
Monday, February 04, 2008

Globalization and the Burqa

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The burqa was the symbol of the Taliban and their strict restrictions on the lives of women in Afghanistan. Now, there is increasing pressur...
Thursday, January 24, 2008

Cyber Guerilla Warfare

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It seems that there is a form of cyber guerilla warfare now underway as anonymous web surfers are not waging war with Scientology. The video...

Forgotten History?

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The newspaper business is an interesting one. For a number of years, I served as a volunteer for the University of Toronto's student new...

Language politics: Nunavut and Québec

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The National Post has published an interesting piece on the survival of Inuktitut in Nunavut and role of the Nunavut regional goverment in...
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Monday, October 15, 2007

Saving the Samaritans: Looking for Love

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The Globe and Mail has a fascinating piece on how Samaritans are seeking brides from the Former Soviet Union to save their community. Their...
Saturday, October 06, 2007

Russia, A Democracy?

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Masha Lipman provides a subtle analysis of the erosion of democracy in the Washington Post. In her piece " Putin Cements His Grip ,...

Japanese Multiculturalism?

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Canada is a multicultural state that encourages immigration from around the world. Canada recognizes the need for immigration as our low bir...

Reversing Environmental Chaos

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China has garnered the world's attention due to its phenomenal economic growth that has propelled it forward as an economic giant. Howev...

Real Help for Developing Countries

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Poverty and child mortality are endemic across much of the world, notably in the African continent. Yet, simple measures can save countless ...
Tuesday, October 02, 2007

The High Flying Loonie

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Now that the Canadian dollar has effectively reached parity with the United States dollar, a number of businesses can more easily expand int...
Saturday, September 29, 2007

The Sad State of Canada

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The Globe and Mail published an article that covers the growing controversy of a Liberal high-ranking apparatchik who allegedly said: ...
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Dr. Michel Bouchard
Associate Professor, Anthropology Program, University of Northern British Columbia
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