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Joshua Barker - one more blogging anthropologist!

by lorenz on Feb 27, 2006 in Asia, persons and theories, journal articles / papers, websites

Most homepages of anthropologists at universities only consist of a boring list of non-clickable publications. One of the few exceptions is the homepage of Joshua Barker at the University of Toronto. Eight papers can be read, including papers that have been published in exclusive journals like Current Anthropology. His research focuses on Indonesia, on urban studies, crime and security, and new technologies. Barker is currently conducting a three-year research project 'Engineers and Political Dreams: Indonesia's Internet in Cultural Perspective'.

Some weeks ago, he's started his blog Metropolis 347

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