Anthropology of Crime
and Criminalisation
European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA) network
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.
Anthropology of Crime and Security EASA Conference 2022 – Call for Panels
The Anthropology of Crime and Criminalisation network and the Anthropology of Security network ( https://anthro-security.net ) are pleased to announce their first conference together, live, at the University of Bologna, Italy. Official website with updates: https://eventi.unibo.it/anthro-crime-security-easa-2022/ Download the PDF of...
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Welcome to AnthroCrime EASA network!
We are happy to announce that the Anthropology of Crime and Criminalisation (AnthroCrime) network has been officially accepted within the European Association of Social Anthropologists! We would like to kindly invite you to formalise your membership by subscribing to our mailing...
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Credible Messengers, Lived Experience, and the Cultural Politics of Crime
An AnthroCrime & VICES Hybrid Workshop 🗓10 December 2026,🕐 14:00-18:00 Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Van der Boechorststraat 7, 1081 BT Amsterdam Room MF-D146 (Atrium) or Online PLEASE REGISTER HERE The Anthropology of Crime and Criminalisation (AnthroCrime) Network is delighted to relaunch with a timely and engaging workshop that brings together leading scholars, practitioners, students, and community members to reflect on one of the most pressing questions in contemporary justice and social policy: Whose knowledge counts when addressing crime, violence, and social harm? Across the world, people with lived experience of criminalisation, incarceration, gang involvement, migration control, and social…
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