Book review: ‘A Casualty of Power’ Mukuka Chipanta
Read Stephanie Lämmert’s review of the Zambian writer Mukuka Chipanta’s recently published debut novel A Casualty of Power, a story about the Chinese-Zambian relations in […]
Blog posts
Fieldwork methodology among a multiplicity of unions – a report by Kristien Geenen
Kristien Geenen is an anthropologist affiliated to the University of Liège and a member of the WORKinMINING project, a collective and comparative research project on […]
Miles Larmer on a forthcoming special issue of the Extractive Industries and Society journal on ‘extractive communities’
Read here about a forthcoming special issue of the journal Extractive Industries and Society on extractive communities that is co-edited by project PI Miles Larmer and […]
Benjamin Rubbers on the WORKINMINING project at the University of Liège
Benjamin Rubbers is a professor of social and cultural anthropology at the University of Liège. He is also the Principal Investigator of an exciting new […]
Patience Mususa on making new mining towns in Africa’s Copperbelt
Patience Mususa is a close partner of the Comparing the Copperbelt project, and a well-established researcher of the Copperbelt. She recently hosted the project’s first […]