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Mari Korpela (Tampere University)

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Department: Faculty of Social Sciences
Nationality: Finnish
Country: Finland
Interests (keywords): anthropology of childhood, 'third culture kids', lifestyle migration, transnational communities, countercultures, gender and travel, temporary migration, ethnographic research methods, India, Finland
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: University of Tampere

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Links

Panels

• EASA2026: Family Business: Doing fieldwork with children and/or partners
• EASA2024: To tie or not to tie: skilled professionals, transnational mobility, family and friends [Anthropology and Mobility (AnthroMob)]
• SIEF2021: Expatriate families: rules, power, participation and transgression
• EASA2014: Child migrants or 'third culture kids'? Approaches to children and privileged mobility (ANTHROMOB)
• EASA2010: Indiascapes: reflections of contemporary India

Papers

• EASA2026: When the mother is an anthropologist: Two young adults and the mother reflecting on the past 20 years of family business
• EASA2026: "I aim high!" Pupils' everyday experiences in a Finnish international school.
• SIEF2025: Hanging Out
• ASA2025: Hanging Out
• ASA2025: An anthropologist among ”others”: Living Happily Ever After?
• EASA2024: Friends and Family Here and Now or There and Then? Experiences of Children of Skilled International Professionals in Finland
• ASA2023: “She was writing down notes more furiously than ever before.” The dynamics of play and jokes during fieldwork with expatriate youth in Finland
• RAIFF2023: Hanging out with the boys: International Teens in Finland
• EASA2022: Doing visual anthropology with children and teenagers: Disappointments, failures, joys and excitement
• SIEF2021: “I’m having so much fun here!” Expatriate children negotiating rules and practices in a Finnish international school
• EASA2018: "We must stay for the exams!" Pacing mobilities and immobilities among lifestyle migrant families in Goa, India
• EASA2014: Mobile childhood: lifestyle migrant children in Goa, India
• EASA2014: A culture of their own? Lifestyle migrant children in Goa, India
• IUAES2013: Growing up in a Lifestyle of Mobility: An advantage or a disadvantage? Children of Western lifestyle migrants in Goa, India
• ASA12: Aestheticisation of artefacts in the lives of western lifestyle migrant children in Goa, India
• EASA2012: "This is my room... for six months": mobile childhood of Western children in Goa, India
• SIEF2011: Local videshis: Westerners performing the role of music students in Varanasi, India
• EASA2010: Living happily ever after or ending up in another crises? Bohemian lifestyle migrants in Varanasi, India
• ASA07: Living between India and the West: the community of Westerners in Varanasi
• EASA06: The community of Westerners in Varanasi: lifestyle of change, community of continuity