This is a collaborative multi-modal project that brings students of anthropology together to create a massive collection that includes a map of ethnographies from around the world, a podcast or video review link to each map pin, and a discussion and passage reading. This project is inspired by Ann Morgan’s TED talk of reading a book from every country in the world (TED Talk linked here). Together we can read ethnographies from around the world and share them a wider audience.
New Books Network
Marshall Poe
None
Marshall Poe
New Books Network
Marshall Poe
New Books Network
BBC Radio 4
New Books Network
BBC World Service
Marshall Poe
Speaking of Race
New Books Network
BBC Radio 4
Razib Khan
Brian
BBC Radio 4
CEU
Marshall Poe
Sky Michael Johnston
Marshall Poe
New Books Network
The University of Queensland
Marshall Poe
None
New Books Network
The AskHistorians Mod Team
New Books Network
eRACing the Lines Podcast
No White Saviors
New Books Network
CBC Radio
Your Familiar Strangers
Marshall Poe
New Books Network
Pod Academy
Marshall Poe
Tamara Crawford and Vina Orden
Lapham’s Quarterly
Africa World Now Project
Duane Rollins
Joe Coohill
Alexandria Miller
UCHRI
Marshall Poe
Marshall Poe
BBC Radio 4
Iona Italia and Helen Pluckrose
Cambridge University
New Books Network
Marshall Poe
Smita Tharoor
New Books Network
ABC Radio
New Books Network
Scott Rank, PhD
Dr. Eric Jones
BBC World Service
BBC
New Books Network
New Books Network
Simon Trevaks
Riada Asimovic Akyol
Marshall Poe
Dr. Allan Kalamir PhD
Marshall Poe
VOA
New Books Network
New Books Network
Pariah Nation
BBC World Service
SOAS Radio
www.itshistorypodcasts.com
Marshall Poe
Marshall Poe
History Hit
Cambridge University
Marshall Poe
Patrick Jean-Baptiste
New Books Network
PEP Forum
Recorded History Podcast Network
Et Soh
Et Soh
How To Academy
Soroptimist International
Oxford University
Conway Hall
www.versushistory.com
How Did We Not Know That
Marshall Poe
BBC World Service
The Spectator
New Books Network
nordics.info
Got-History.org
History Hit
The Spectator
ajammc
The Spectator