Faculty and Staff

Major world-historical transitions, including shifts to agricultural production, development of sedentism / villages / urbanism, and global expansion of capitalist wage-labor relations; energy and technology; archaeology and historical anthropology

Socio-cultural anthropology; migration; politics and the state; everyday experiences of global economies; Islam; food and taste; West Africa.

Cultural and medical anthropology; assisted reproductive technologies in Vietnam, France and Southeast Asia

Biological anthropology; the evolution of the modern human pattern of growth and development

Socio-cultural anthropology; South Asia; music and sound; media and performance; linguistic anthropology and semiotics

The global city; comparative globalization; Barcelona; Chinatowns around the world; suburbia

Visual studies, race, museums, representations of Africa.

Prehistoric archaeology

Anthropology, Economics, Environmental Studies, International Studies, Linguistics, Political Science, Social Work, Sociology