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Erella Grassiani (University of Amsterdam)

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Department: Anthropology
Nationality: Dutch
Country: Netherlands
Interests (keywords): military, (private) security, Israel/Palestine, PACSA, conflict
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: VU University Amsterdam

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Panels

• EASA2026: Towards an anthropology of complicity: resistance, collaboration and the everyday labour of social transformation [Anthropologies of the State (AnthroState)]
• DGSKA2025: Invited Roundtable: Academic Silencing In and Around Palestine-Israel
• ASA2025: Entanglements of fieldwork in a violent world
• EASA2022: Transforming Securit(ies): Changing Societal Logics, Structures, and Practices of Security [Anthropology of Security Network]
• EASA2020: Securitized Education: critical perceptions on the entanglements between military, security and education [Anthropology of Security Network, Peace and Conflict Studies in Anthropology PACSA]
• EASA2014: Security and citizenship (Peace and Conflict Studies in Anthropology Network)
• EASA2012: Anxiety at the top (EN)
• EASA2010: Ethics in conflict: doing research in conflict areas and the ethical dilemmas that arise

Papers

• EASA2026: Productive Landscapes of Security: Planting Forests in Israel/Palestine
• ASA2025: Reflections of a critical anthropologist researching the security sector in Israel
• EASA2024: Homefront and battleground: the senses of conflict and war in Israel/Palestine
• EASA2022: When the State is your Partner: Israeli Cybersecurity and its Normalization
• EASA2020: Security, Agriculture and Education: The renaissance of civilian militarism in Israel's periphery
• EASA2016: Encounters with secrecy when studying security
• EASA2012: Teaching anthropology to kids who do not want to learn it
• EASA2010: Juggling positions: between peace activism and studying soldiers
• EASA08: Discursive strategies: how Israeli soldiers explain what they do and why they do it