Institute for Science, Innovation and Society, University of Oxford, part of the School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography and the Oxford Martin School
Oxford, UK
Joined March 2009
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InSIS Oxford retweeted
Among our new books of October is "Homeplaces" a collection edited by @brazil_lab and @FNeiburg, which brings together leading anthropologists to examine how people and houses shape each other during crises. buff.ly/bWWE29D
ALT Cover of Homeplaces: Dwelling and Habitability in Critical Times edited by João Biehl and Federico Neiburg. The cover shows a person dressed warmly swinging an axe overhead while in the process of chopping wood. There is a building with boarded up windows and wooden housing debris laying around. The title is written in a yellow sans serif font and is hyphenated to span two lines of text. The subtitle is below aligned left in white. The editors names appear at the very bottom of the cover in a light blue against a solid navy blue background.
InSIS Oxford retweeted
I sometimes reread this essay just to remind myself that the smartest things have already been said by Rayner and Sarewitz. (And to marvel at their incredible intellectual relationship and friendship?)
"Policy Making in the Post-Truth World: On the Limits of Science and the Rise of Inappropriate Expertise," Steve Rayner's final essay with Daniel Sarewitz, now out in @TheBTI journal: thebreakthrough.org/journal/… (1/2)
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Join @InSIS and @Transitions_Res for Foundations: Cities, Health and the Case for Building Differently, an interactive session exploring how the built environment, materials, and collaborative design can shape better health outcomes.
InSIS Oxford retweeted
Excited to share “Agrarian Counterpoint”, a piece Javier Lezaun (@InSIS) and I have been working on for years—now out in American Ethnologist (open access).
doi.org/10.1111/amet.70089
InSIS Oxford retweeted
This autumn we hosted three researchers from the Ifakara Health Institute in Tanzania @ifakarahealth. Irene Moshi, Winifrida Mponzi and Naomi Urio shared with us their work on the social science of malaria prevention and mosquito control. @oxford_anthro anthro.ox.ac.uk/article/insi…
This autumn we hosted three researchers from the Ifakara Health Institute in Tanzania @ifakarahealth. Irene Moshi, Winifrida Mponzi and Naomi Urio shared with us their work on the social science of malaria prevention and mosquito control. @oxford_anthro anthro.ox.ac.uk/article/insi…
Their visit was made possible by @inovec_project and @UKRI_News. Part of a mobility programme for natural and social scientists advancing the surveillance and control of mosquito vectors of disease in Africa, Europe and Latin America
InSIS Oxford retweeted
We've thrilled to be joined by Professor Laura Bear @LSEAnthropology this Friday for The Marett Memorial Lecture 2025 'On Whiteness: kinship, care and the racialisation of welfare'
🗓️ Fri 24 Oct, 5pm
📍Fitzhugh Auditorium @ExeterCollegeOx
Find out more: anthro.ox.ac.uk/event/the-ma…
InSIS Oxford retweeted
Get set for a brand new term of #Anthropology seminars!
This Friday we launch the series with @connieruthsmith @OfficialUoM for 'Unbuilding: high-rise landscapes in Nairobi and London'.
📆 17 Oct, 3pm
📍 Nissan Lecture Theatre @StAntsCollege
More info: anthro.ox.ac.uk/event/unbuil…
InSIS Oxford retweeted
Can the principles of 'harm reduction,' used to mitigate the health impacts of drug use, be extended to drug producers (coca growers) and the nexus of disease and toxic exposure that they face?
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Over the weekend, @UniofOxford awarded a posthumous MPhil in Anthropology to pioneering Māori scholar, Mākereti Papakura.
Mākereti’s studies explored the customs of her people of Te Arawa from a female perspective. Tragically, she died very shortly before presenting her thesis.
ALT A group of Mākereti's descendants and members of her community, standing a line in an ornate room in front of rows of dark, wood-pannelled seating. Credit: Fisher Studios
Can the principles of 'harm reduction,' used to mitigate the health impacts of drug use, be extended to drug producers (coca growers) and the nexus of disease and toxic exposure that they face?
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
A new article by @linapintogarcia and Javier Lezaun explores this question in the context of the Catatumbo region, northeastern Colombia.
Research from the Diseased Landscapes/Paisajes Enfermizos project, funded by the @BritishAcademy_
insis.ox.ac.uk/diseased-land…
InSIS Oxford retweeted
What if harm reduction applied to drug production, not just drug use?
Our new piece with Javier Lezaun (@InSIS) calls for a radical reframing of health & justice for Colombia’s coca growers.
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
InSIS Oxford retweeted
🦟 Outcomes of the INOVEC International Conference in 🇹🇿 Dar es Salaam are now published in Parasites & Vectors!
By @ifakarahealth & @ird_fr with #INOVEC support, 200+ experts from 20 countries met to discuss Aedes-borne disease control.
🔗 Read more: parasitesandvectors.biomedce…
Check out this new publication by @josemaria_mx on interconnected energy regulators:
Esta semana la revista Socio-Economic Review publicó mi artículo Embedded Regulation: the knowledge networks that enable electricity decarbonization”
Trabajo de años visitas a Chile, China y México. Comparaciones poco comunes que aportan mucho.
doi.org/10.1093/ser/mwaf032
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✨ New @limn_press article "Middling Worlds" by Javier Lezaun (Associate Professor @oxford_anthro & Director @InSIS) describes a recent oceanographic study exploring strategies to accelerate the uptake of atmospheric CO2 as a potential climate solution.
🔗buff.ly/6aXyyf1
InSIS Oxford retweeted
Esta semana la revista Socio-Economic Review publicó mi artículo Embedded Regulation: the knowledge networks that enable electricity decarbonization”
Trabajo de años visitas a Chile, China y México. Comparaciones poco comunes que aportan mucho.
doi.org/10.1093/ser/mwaf032
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'Embedded regulation: the knowledge networks that enable electricity decarbonization' - new article by @josemaria_mx @OxfordNetZero examining electricity market governance in Mexico, China and Chile out in @SASE_Meeting academic.oup.com/ser/advance…
InSIS Oxford retweeted
NEW @limn_press article Middling Worlds by Javier Lezaun (Associate Professor @oxford_anthro & Director @InSIS ) describes a recent oceanographic study exploring strategies to accelerate the uptake of atmospheric CO2 as a potential climate solution.
Read: limn.press/article/middling-…
