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Research Social and Cultural Anthropology

As anthropologists, we study human diversity in all its forms.

How do homeless people coped with the corona-virus pandemic? How do refugee women from Yemen work for peace? How do local miners deal with large-scale mining companies in Colombia? Questions like these are central in our research programme “Mobilities, Belonging and Beliefs: Confronting Global Inequalities and Insecurities” (MOBB). The programme has no regional focus: the whole world is our 'field'.

Our Stuff through their research aim to strengthen the relationship between science and the non-academic world. For example, the Active8-Planet project aims at a sustainable approach to health care facilities in the Netherlands. The Happy project in Bhutan, engages with the country's "Gross National Happiness" index, whilst the project infra-demos researched Democracy and infrastructures in Greece. 

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Eva van Roekel, anthropologist and researcher at VU Amsterdam

“Due to the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, human rights are sometimes diametrically opposed to nature conservation." 

Eva van Roekel's research calls for greater awareness of the disastrous consequences of this crisis for the people and ecology of Venezuela.

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