Anthropology of Crime and Criminalisation (AnthroCrime) is an EASA network created in 2021. We aim to connect scholars from all disciplines, inside and outside Europe, interested in the study of crime and criminalisation within anthropological frameworks.
The scientific exploration of crime has traversed a path fraught with ethical complexities, and postmodern approaches introduce new ethical dilemmas for researchers. This panel aims to delve into these evolving ethical issues as they manifest in anthropological studies of crime and criminalised behaviours.
What panels are you going to attend at EASA Belfast 2022? AnthroCrime invites you to our panel "Crimes of the Powerful: Past, Present, and Future" on Tuesday, July 26, 12:00-1:45 pm (Belfast timezone), live at 6 College Park (6CP), 01/035,...
Visit the event's official website for detailed information on AnthroCrime's joint conference with the Anthropology of Security Network, which will be held in Bologna, Italy, May 17-19, 2022: https://eventi.unibo.it/anthro-crime-security-easa-2022