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Military rock: A mis-anthropology

Cultural Studies, 1996
Using ethnographic fieldwork as a basic building block, in combination with historical detail and insight from sociology, this article seeks to interrogate the military presence in the British colony of Gibraltar. In doing so it exposes the relationship between the military and Empire and asks important questions about the construction of ‘Britishness’.
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Anthropology and the military - 1968, 2003 and beyond?

Anthropology Today, 2003
A propos des debats sur la responsabilite ethique de l'anthropologue dans le contexte de l'apres-11 septembre 2001 et de la guerre contre le terrorisme, l'A. propose quelques reflexions sur les dilemmes ethiques qui s'imposent a l'anthropologue qui opere dans le conseil militaire, qui coopere avec des services secrets ou d'autres services ...
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Conclusion: Anthropology and the U.S. Military

2003
The textbook I use when I teach “Introduction to Anthropology” successfully illustrates the rich holistic perspective of our world for my students (Haviland 2002). In particular, this text asks students to consider the role that the United States plays in world affairs.
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Anthropology and the Military

Anthropology News, 2008
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Introduction: Exploring Military Anthropology

2012
Robert A. Rubinstein, Kerry Fosher, Clementine Fujimura   +2 more
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1. The Military, Anthropology and Organizational Culture

2022
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Anthropology and the United States Military

2003
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Cultural Anthropological Practice in US Military Organizations

2021
Abstract Cultural anthropologists work with US military organizations in a wide variety of employment situations and roles. Some who work full-time within these organizations conduct research on personnel or teach in schools, holding roles and doing work similar to anthropologists in academia.
Kerry B Fosher, Eric Gauldin
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Military Anthropology

2018
In almost every military intervention in its history, the US has made cultural mistakes that hindered attainment of its policy goals. From the strategic bombing of Vietnam to the accidental burning of the Koran in Afghanistan, it has blundered around with little consideration of local cultural beliefs and for the long-term effects on the host nation's ...
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Anthropologists in arms: the ethics of military anthropology

Choice Reviews Online, 2010
GEORGE R. LUCAS Lanham: AltaMira Press, 2009, 234+xii pages, US$ 24.95, ISBN 9780759112124 As an anthropologist working in a military setting, I am frequently engaged in discussions with military p...
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