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Panas Karampampas (Durham University)

Department: Department of Social Anthropology
Nationality: Greek
Country: Greece
Interests (keywords): global governance; Greece; Mediterranean; Music and dance, goth scene, intangible cultural heritage; heritage economies; bureaucracy; Greek migration; digital anthropology; collaborative research methods; cosmopolitanism and globalisation; inclusive education; educational leadership
Highest Degree: PhD in Social Anthropology
Degree Awarding Institution: University of St Andrews

Bio:

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links

• ORCID

Links

• Academia.edu
• UNESCO_-_Network_of_Facilitators
• GoogleScholar

Panels

• EASA2026: Production of anthropological knowledge in a polarised world in Europe and beyond: contemporary challenges and risks. [Europeanist Network (EuroNet)]
• EASA2024: Anthropology in contexts of crisis and conflict [Europeanist Network (EuroNet)]
• EASA2022: On public policies, lives, and social spaces: anthropological perspectives from the Mediterranean [Mediterraneanist Network (MedNet)]
• EASA2022: On public policies, lives, and social spaces: anthropological perspectives from the Mediterranean [Mediterraneanist Network (MedNet)]
• EASA2020: Works and lives: new perspectives on economy and livelihoods in Mediterranean Anthropology [Mediterraneanist Network (MedNet)]
• RAI2018: Heritage, beyond materiality: intangible cultural heritage, collaborative methodologies and imaginations of the future
• EASA2014: Collaborative intimacies in music and dance: anthropologies in/of sound and movement
• ASA2014: 'Alternative' beauty in 'alternative' communities, scenes and subcultures

Papers

• EASA2024: When collaborative methods go wrong: avoiding micro-politics and working with research participants who hold positions of power
• EASA2022: Becoming a Bureaucrat: Greek Police Officer Cadets between responsibility and indifference.
• EASA2018: Heritage economies and "sustainable" development as "a way out of the Greek Crises": Tourism, movement and home-making.
• RAI2018: 'We don't need any safeguarding. We're already doing this': Grassroots and State safeguarding "Intangible Cultural Heritage" practices and plans for Greek Aeróphona (bagpipes)
• ASA2016: A shred of light and hope during the economic crisis: displaced futures of Greek goths and escaping an 'impossible' present
• ASA15: Style in crisis: "dancing away" the economic crisis in goth clubs
• EASA2014: Digital and cosmopolitan collaborations in the invention of the 'industrial dance' style: doing digital dance anthropology
• ASA2014: The clash of goth factions: representations and contests of beauty in the goth scene
• EASA2012: Performing dance, performing Goth: crossing hierarchical boundaries and negotiating Goth identity through dance practices in clubs