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Pathways to Anthropological Futures

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Gustavo Lins Ribeiro
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Andre Gingrich
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Alcida Rita Ramos
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Eduardo Restrepo
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Dr. Emiliano Zolla Márquez
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Yasmeen Arif
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Mwenda Ntarangwi, PhD
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Tony Rudyansjah, PhD
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Yasuko Takezawa, PhD
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Patrícia Ferraz de Matos
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Ibrahima Thiaw
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Heike Becker
As anyone who has hiked in the mountains can tell you, different paths can lead to the same destination. As anyone who has gotten lost in the mountains can attest, trails that seem to be leading in the same direction don’t always end up in the same place. Anthropology everywhere is at a crossroads. This forum can serve as a guide to what’s to come.
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SAPIENS

Since 2016, SAPIENS has brought anthropology to the public, making a difference in how people see themselves and those around them—near and far. SAPIENS is an editorially independent magazine of the Wenner-Gren Foundation, published in partnership with the University of Chicago Press.

Current Anthropology

In 1959, the Foundation created Current Anthropology as an editorially independent forum where anthropologists from around the world could share their work. Through articles, commentaries, photo-essays, interviews, and reviews, Current Anthropology provides a venue for vibrant and inclusive conversations in anthropology.

Volume 65, Issue 1
February 2024