Project launch

2024.11.19

How does compassion for animals develop and take root?

Looking at Tibetans and Indians who provide care for stray animals in northern India, a new anthropological project will explore how people develop a compassion-based ethics through their encounters with animals.

Award

2024.09.20

Helle Bundgaard is Teacher of the Year at the Department of Anthropology

At the Department Day on 13 September, Associate Professor Helle Bundgaard was honoured as Teacher of the Year 2024.

Grant

2024.09.05

Project to investigate the social and political impact of migrant deaths

Every year, thousands of migrants from Africa die on their way to Europe. A new anthropological project funded by the European Research Council will examine the impact of these deaths on the bereaved.

Grant

2024.08.27

Mapping concerns about rising seawater

How do citizens living on the coasts of four countries in the North Sea region worry about future sea level rise and storm surges? This is the question Kristoffer Langkjær Albris will investigate in a project that DFF is supporting with a Sapere Aude Principal Investigator grant.

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  The Digital Backlash and the Paradoxes of Disconnection

  2024.09.26

  Associate Professor Kristoffer Albris, has together with Karin Fast, Faltin Karlsen, Anne Kaun,…
  
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  Fragments of solidarity: the social worlds of African migrants moving northwards

  2024.05.29

  Together with Luca Ciabarri, associate professor Anja Simonsen has guest-edited a special issue of…
  
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  FRAGILE FUTURES: Ambiguities of Care in Burkina Faso

  2024.04.12

  Associate Professor Helle Samuelsen has recently published the monograph FRAGILE FUTURES:…
  
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  Technologies of Ecological Mediation

  2024.04.11

  Associate Professor Birgit Bräuchler has published the article 'Technologies of Ecological…
  

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