| Cultural Anthropology Faculty: Research Interests
Others - Thomas J. Nechyba, Public Finance, Economics of Education, Fiscal Federalism
Professor - Anne Allison, youth, labor, desire, capitalism, precarity, sociality, Japan
- Robin Kirk, Conflict management, Creative writing, Creative writing--Fiction, Creative writing--Juvenile literature, Denial of justice, Fantasy, Fantasy gamers, Human Rights, Human rights advocacy, Human rights and globalization, Human rights movements, Human rights--America, Human rights--History--20th century, Human rights--Northern Ireland, Journalism, Memory Studies, Muser Mentor, Online journalism, Science fiction, Science fiction films, Truth commissions, Young adult literature
- J. Lorand Matory, Cultural anthropology of Africa and the African diaspora; African-inspired religions; transnationalism and the dynamism of ethnic identities; Black Ethnic Diversity in the US; the Culture of Higher Education
- William M. O'Barr, Anthropology and law (current project: book in porogress on the history of theory in legal anthropology), advertising and society (current project: continued development of my online book about advertising and society at www.adtextonline.org and field research in the advertising traditions of England, Russia, and other countries)
- Charles D. Piot, I do research on contemporary culture and politics, as well ...
- Harris S. Solomon, Medical Anthropology Science and Technology Studies Consumerism Urban Anthropology Global Health Chronic Disease India Mumbai South Asia Food
- Orin Starn, activist anthropology, Anthropology, Cultural theory, history of anthropology, Indigenous politics and identity, Latin America, Native North America, Politics of representation and nationalism, sports and society, the Andes, transnationalism and globalization
Associate Professor - Ralph A. Litzinger, Globalization, Environmentalism, Migration, Education, Humanitarianism
- Anne-Maria B. Makhulu, Africa, Political Economy, Space, Cities, Informalization, Finance, Neoliberalism,
- Ara Wilson, sex and gender in globalization; transnational feminist theory and networks; ethnography and research design; Bangkok, urban Southeast Asia, and transnational zones
Affiliated Faculty - Edna Andrews, Russian Language & Culture, Language & Memory, Semiotics, and Textual Analysis
- Louise Meintjes, South African Music and Anthropology
- Walter D. Mignolo, Colonies, Decolonization, Geopolitics, Knowledge, Muser Mentor
Professor Emeriti - Katherine P. Ewing, Religious movements, Islam, migration, masculinity, Pakistan, Turkey, Europe
- Irene Silverblatt, Politics of culture, state making, colonization, ethnohistory, gender, South America
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