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New project about container ships and labour

Most commodities in circulation on this planet are transported on container ships. But what do we know about the ships, the people who build them, work on them, and take them apart?

The bunad: More than a garment

Can anyone wear a bunad? Is it a real bunad if it is made in China? Is it a symbol of origin and roots or a nationalistic symbol? Thomas Hylland Eriksen explains the Norwegian obsession with this tradional garment.

Warns against explosive changes

Ever-increasing rapid changes create powerlessness, resentment and opportunities. Through the Overheating project, Thomas Hylland Eriksen and his colleagues have studied how globalisation is changing our homes, workplaces and plans.

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Events

24 Oct.
Valeria Siniscalchi: "Money, calculation and value(s): the economic and political spaces of activism"
2:15 PM, Blindern, Eilert Sundt's house, Sixth floor meeting room
31 Oct.
Doing fieldwork in the archive: print culture, publics and popular genres in colonial Lagos
2:15 PM, Rom 648, Eilert Sundts hus
06 Nov.
From ruination to resilience: hospital trajectories in Africa
12:15 PM, 14:15-16:00, Room 648, Eilert Sundts hus, 6th Floor, Blindern Campus, UiO, Moltke Moes vei 31, Oslo.
07 Nov.
Jan Blommaert: "Durkheim and the Internet: how the online-offline nexus changes our views on integration"
2:15 PM, Blindern, Eilert Sundt's house, Sixth floor meeting room
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OVERHEATING

The three crises of globalisation seen from an anthropological perspective

TRACES

Transmitting Contentious
Cultural Heritages with the Arts
From Intervention to Co-Production

MATKIN

Materializing Kinship: Cycles of life at the Norwegian "hytte".

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