Anthropological Perspectives on Global Challenges

Emma Gilberthorpe is a Professor of Anthropology at the University of East Anglia, UK.

• IntroductionEmma Gilberthorpe 1 Anthropology and development in the era of the ‘neo-liberal entrepreneurial university’Katy Gardner2 It takes a village: the learning environment, Amerindian relations and poor pedagogy for today’s entangled challenges Elizabeth Rahmen and Françoise Barbira Freedman3 Perspectivity and anthropological engagements in heritage-making: Challenges from the Humboldt Forum, BerlinSharon Macdonald4 A perspective through trees: anthropology, development and documentationLissant Bolton5 Mining companies as trustees of society in Colombia: company and community ambiguitiesLine Jespersgaard Jacobsen6 Alternate service providers: Traditional healers for social change in tribal communities of odishaMonika Oledzka Nielsen, Siddartha Shrestha and Lopamudra Tripathy7 Reflections on Open Dialogue in mental health clinical and ethnographic practiceDavid Mosse8 Jeopardised futures: Scanning the horizon in a changing climateAet Annist, Joonas Plaan, Noah Walker-Crawford, Bianka Plüschke-Altof and Alexander Horstmann9 Mrs Rollison stops a deportation: The discourse of care in Poland in the 2010sDominika MichalakAfterwordJohn Gledhill