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Making the AAA Manageable: The Teaching Culture Top 20
Here’s our list of the top 20 sessions to attend at the 2014 AAA in Washington, DC. The list reflects our own interest in storytelling, creative ethnography, publishing, and teaching, with a few rogue selections thrown in for good measure. read more…
- dateNovember 26, 2014
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