61. Welcome To The RAI British professional organization encompassing social anthropology, biological anthropology, and the study of material culture. Features history, membership details, publications and contacts. http://www.therai.org.uk/

62. Social Anthropology - Högskolan Dalarna, Social Anthropology. Social anthropology is the comparative study of human societies and cultures from a historical and global perspective. The major point of departure for http://www.du.se/en/Education/Subject-list/Social-Anthropology/

Svensk Startsida Meeting Videochat Fronter Webmail Intranet Education du.se Staff Education Student Research Co-operation ... Library My pages Start Education Subject list Social Anthropology ... Contact information Related links Ämnesbroschyr Magisterprogram i Filmetnografi Magisterprogram i Socialantropologi Share Social Anthropology Social anthropology is the comparative study of human societies and cultures from a historical and global perspective. The major point of departure for analysis and description is “holism”: social, political, economic and religious processes are treated as integrated parts of an overall system which governs individual´s world views. Social anthropology focuses on both traditional and modern societies and thereby contributes to the understanding of cultural variation and similarities as well as to processes of local and global change. It offers, thereby, “answers” to important questions such as the effects of globalisation upon society and culture, development policies, migration and immigration issues, and the construction of ethnic, gender, and sexual identity. Courses in social anthropology combine theory and practice. Actual instruction includes lectures, seminars, films and practical field exercises.

63. Institute Of Anthropology, Archaeology And Linguistics Department of Anthropology, Archaeology and Linguistics. Offers studies in prehistoric and medieval archaeology, ethnography, and social anthropology. English and Danish http://www.aal.au.dk/en

Antropologi, Arkæologi og Lingvistik Hop til indhold Hop til genvejsmenu Hop til hovedmenu ... Department of Anthropology, Archaeology and Linguistics Search Search person Navigation MAINLY FOR International students Staff Portal Hovedmenu The Department News and vacancies Studies People INFORMATION OM Nyt om AU forside Nyhedsbreve forside Ansat p� AU forside Mest til forskere forside V�rkt�jer og servicer forside AU-info Forside Profilkampagne Oversigt Budskaber Baggrund og indhold Sp�rgsm�l og svar ... "Twist" et citat og deltag i konkurrencen WELCOME TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY, ARCHAEOLOGY AND LINGUSTICS Man as a Social and Cultural Being throughout History Comparative studies are often used in our approach to understand different aspects of human life such as material culture, language, behavioural studies, images of self, cultural encounters etc. In general research at the Department relates to current issues in society. The Department of Anthropology, Archaeology and Linguistics has a close working relationship with the Museum of Moesgård and the Museum of Ancient Art NEWS The new Master’s programme in Human Security qualifies you to work internationally, with issues that are particularly relevant for developing countries. With a Master in Human Security you are able to find work in NGOs, state-based development agencies, UN-organisations and private consultancy companies.

64. SpringerLink - Journal Of Psycholinguistic Research Interdisciplinary journal that covers a broad range of approaches to the study of the communicative process, including social and anthropological bases, development, biological foundations, psychopathology and neuropsychology. http://www.springerlink.com/content/104271/

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65. Dalhousie University Department Of Sociology And Social Anthropology Offers programs, faculty and staff listings, news, speaker series and contact details. Located in Halifax, NS. http://www.dal.ca/~sosawww/sosawww.html

66. University Of Stellenbosch Department Of Sociology And Social Anthropology Features staff, teaching, seminars, research, news and contact information. Located in Stellenbosch, South Africa. http://sun025.sun.ac.za/portal/page/portal/Arts/Departments/sociology

67. Social Anthropology Definition Of Social Anthropology In The Free Online Encyclo social anthropology ′sō shəl ‚an thrə′p l ə jē (anthropology) The study of social organization among nonliterate peoples. http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/social anthropology

68. Cultural Dynamics Interdisciplinary journal with work from cultural and social anthropology, sociology, psychology, philosophy, communication studies and any other areas that shed light on socio-cultural phenomena. Quarterly, peer-reviewed. Tables of contents and abstracts available on-line. http://cdy.sagepub.com/

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69. Social Anthropology BA/BSc (Hons) - Undergraduate Courses London - Roehampton Un BA/BSc (Hons) Social Anthropology undergraduate degree course offered by Roehampton University, London. http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/undergraduate-courses/social-anthropology/index.html

Roehampton University Open Spaces. Open Minds. In this section Study here Home Undergraduate Home How to apply Tuition fees ... Schools liaison and widening participation Search Search: Undergraduate study Breadcrumbs Home Study here Undergraduate Social Anthropology Social Anthropology Overview In detail Facilities Career prospects ... Subject area Overview With no more than 40 students in each year, you benefit from personal attention in interactive lectures, seminars and workshops. Dr Garry Marvin, a tutor in Social Anthropology, is an award-winning documentary film-maker. Students are encouraged to carry out a small-scale ethnographic project under supervision. Social anthropologists engage in the fascinating study of human societies in all their diversity and complexity, from the smallest groups to mass western social systems. The programme focuses on social issues such as variations in family structures, cultural traditions, gender and sexuality, and religious, political and economic systems. News Research Assessment Exercise 2008 95% of Roehampton University's submitted work in the Sociology area was recognised either internationally or nationally, with more than 30% of that work regarded as being either "world-leading" or "internationally excellent".

70. The Sociological Review - Journal Information The longest-established sociological journal in Britain. Explores all areas of sociology, social anthropology, social policy, cultural and women s studies. http://www.wiley.com/bw/journal.asp?ref=0038-0261

71. Social Anthropology - Undergraduate Degree Courses 2011 - University Of Kent This is the 'Social Anthropology' page on the 'Undergraduate degree courses 2011' website at the 'University of Kent'. http://www.kent.ac.uk/studying/undergrad/subjects/social_anthrop.html

Navigation tools Site utilities Section navigation Content ... text only quick links Job opportunities What's on Parents and family IT services ... Undergraduate degree courses 2011 Section navigation Undergraduate 2011 About Courses A-Z of all courses A-Z of degree subjects ... Contact Find out more... Undergraduate funding Visit Kent Admissions faqs Parents and family Social Anthropology Key facts Location: Canterbury Award: BA (Hons) Type: Full-time and part-time Options: Year spent studying abroad Further information Online: Department Profile: Student profile The programme at Kent reflects staff research interests and includes topics such as: magic and ritual; gifts and economic exchange; romantic love and marriage; political struggle and resistance; religious identity; environmental politics, law, business and development. We explore communities and the systems and processes that link them together, such as globalisation, migration, the media and world politics. Anthropology is a friendly and cosmopolitan School where you are taught by leading authorities in their fields. Our Centre for Social Anthropology and Computing was one of the first in the country, and our degrees offer the chance to study in Europe or Japan.

72. Ruland, Vernon Brief descriptions and ordering information for four books on psychology, ethics, and social anthropology by professor of world religions at the University of San Francisco. http://www.usfca.edu/fac-staff/rulandv/vernweb

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73. Department Of Social Anthropology - Ntnu.edu Contact information and staff overview. http://www.ntnu.edu/sosant

NORWEGIAN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY NTNU Norsk NTNU English Library Alumni ... Jump to search Search web pages at NTNU Search for: Home Studies Living in Trondheim Research ... Contact info Welcome to the Department of Social Anthropology The Department of Social Anthropology at NTNU was established in 1975. Today we have a staff of 12 permanent researchers, 3 working in the administration and approximately 10 Phd-scholars. The department offers study programmes at all levels - bachelor's degree, master's degree and PhD-degree. The department is also host of the Programme for African Studies, a multidisciplinary programme with teaching on bachelor and master level. Totally, the department of Social Anthropology annually has more than 400 undergraduate students and approximately 75 graduate students. Current research and teaching at the department covers a wide variety of subjects. In addition to classical anthropology, themes such as anthropology of organizations, colonialism/postcolonialism, themes concerning the body and understanding of illnesses, and Homo Faber - the tool using man, are central. See two of the Research Networks established at the Department: Africa Network Norway Community of Organizational Anthropology News Middle East and Islam - internet course (in norwegian) Recent Publications Iversen, Gunnar og Simonsen, Jan Ketil, 2010, "

74. Social Anthropology - Home social anthropologyABOUT THE SOCIAL SCIENCE ANTHROPOLOGY {{portal}} '''Anthropology''' ({{IPA /ˌ nθɹəˈpɒlədʒi/}}, from Ancient Greek Greek {{lang grc http://anthropology.weebly.com/index.html

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75. Department Of Social Anthropology Undergraduate and postgraduate courses focus on medical anthropology, development, gender, media, ethnography of film, cultural critique, and childhood. http://web.uct.ac.za/depts/socialanth/aboutsa.htm

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76. Social Anthropology At St Andrews: Prospective Postgraduates Prospective postgraduates. Currently, the department offers a Master of Research (MRes) degree in Social Anthropology and also MRes Social Anthropology pathways with two regional http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/anthropology/prospective/pgrad/

University of St Andrews School of Philosophical, Anthropological and Film Studies Department of Social Anthropology Home ... Contact us For prospective students About Social Anthropology About the department Undergraduates Postgraduates ... About St Andrews Departmental and Staff information Research centres and interests Department seminars Staff profiles PhD student profiles ... Research map For current students Undergraduates Postgraduates Prospective postgraduates Currently, the department offers a Master of Research (MRes) degree in Social Anthropology and also MRes Social Anthropology pathways with two regional options. The ESRC accredited Mres in Social Anthropology includes generic social science components alongside core social anthropology teaching and dissertation preparation. For more information see Postgraduate modules . The region specific options currently include an MRes in Social Anthropology with Amerindian Studies and an Mres in Social Anthropology and Pacific Studies .These options offer ethnographic specialisation in a specific region. For information about our MRes programme and pathways contact the Mres Programme Director Dr Mattia Fumanti The department also offers Phd supervision across diverse theoretical and regional topics. Our

77. Department Of Anthropology : University Of Vermont Offers an undergraduate degree program with a focus on archaeology, physical anthropology, ethnology and linguistic anthropology and minors programs in social anthropology, prehistoric archaeology and linguistic anthropology. Features information on the Consulting Archaeology Program, research program and internships, course descriptions and events. Located in Burlington. http://www.uvm.edu/~anthro

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78. Bristol University - Department Of Archaeology And Anthropology - Department Of Details of undergraduate and postgraduate programs at Bristol University s Department of Archaeology and Anthropology. Faculty research includes early human origins, social anthropology, landscape archaeology, historical archaeology, in the UK, Europe, the Mediterranean, Africa, Asia and the Caribbean. http://www.bris.ac.uk/archanth/

skip menus contacts School of Arts HOME About us Staff Undergraduate Postgraduate ... University home AHRC Block Grant Archaeology has been awarded 15 studentships under the new AHRC block grant scheme. Applications for these studentships are now open for our PhD, research preparation and professional preparation masters schemes. About these images and the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology Genetics Confirm Bristol Theory on Neanderthals The publication of the Neanderthal genome sequence recently in Science confirms the theory that there was gene flow from Neanderthals to Modern Humans, a proposal previously made on the basis of skeletal morphology and artefacts by Professor Jo�o Zilh�o of Bristol University's Department of Archaeology and Anthropology. Read more... TAG 2010 The 32nd Theoretical Archaeology Group annual meeting will be held at the University of Bristol between Friday 17th and Sunday 19th December 2010.� Lifelong Learning We are pleased to confirm that short courses �in Archaeology will continue in 2010-11.� Dayschools, evening classes

79. School Of Social And Political Science At The University Of Edinburgh Information for prospective and on course undergraduate and postgraduate students, details of research and knowledge transfer activities, staff contact listings, administration information, news and events and links to Politics and International Relations, Social Anthropology, Social Policy, Social Work and Sociology subject area websites and a range of research centre websites. http://www.sps.ed.ac.uk/

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