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David Shankland (Royal Anthropological Institute)

Nationality: British
Country: United Kingdom
Interests (keywords): Turkey, Alevis, Islam, Middle East, theory
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: none given

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Panels

• RAI2024: Conference Opening and Keynote by Dr Lorna Williams
• RAI2024: Recognition and Codification of Cultural Traditions for Educational Purposes in Schools
• RAIMed2022: Mental health/disability/chronic illness
• RAI2021: Conservation, Community and Scalability
• RAI2020: Meeting of the IUAES Anthropology and Education Commission
• RAI2020: Diffusion: past and present reconsiderations
• ASA19: Anthropological Contributions to Humanitarian Intervention
• ASA2018: One discipline or many?
• EASA2018: The role of learned societies and associations in the creation and building of European anthropology [History of Anthropology Network]
• EASA2016: Themes in the history of anthropology
• EASA2014: Topics in the social history of anthropology, in Europe and elsewhere (Europeanist Network)
• IUAES2013: Anthropology in schools: a global perspective
• RAI2012: Plenary
• RAI2012: Opening and plenary
• ASA09: Divorce and partial reconciliation: twentieth century disciplinary trajectories in social anthropology and archaeology
• ASA09: Film programme
• ASA09: Ruins: perception, reception and reality
• EASA06: Poster session
• EASA06: Diffusion, religion and secularism

Papers

• RAI2024: Codifying the diversity of Alevi traditions in schools
• EASA2020: Westermarck and his ethnography: a reconsideration
• RAI2018: Welcome
• RAI2018: RAI Digitisation
• ASA2018: One discipline or many?
• EASA2018: Anthropology and Europe: the role of the RAI
• RAI2016: Welcome
• EASA2014: The roots of international co-operation in anthropology; Myres, the RAI and the founding of the IUAES
• ASA2014: Westermarck, moral behaviour and ethical relativity