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Margaret Bullen (University of the Basque Country (UPV-EHU))

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Department: Philosophy of Values and Social Anthropology
Nationality: British
Country: Spain
Interests (keywords): gender, identity, language, Peru, Basque Country
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: University of Liverpool

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Panels

• EASA2018: The mobility of applied anthropologists: in and out of fields and between jobs [Applied Anthropology Network]

Papers

• ASA2025: Marching and dancing for equality with and because of friends: friendship as inspiration and sustenance in the Basque feminist movement
• EASA2024: Decolonial feminist theory, applied anthropology and empathy in the Somali Region of Ethiopia.
• EASA2020: Do purple and green make black? Possibilities and limitations of researching social movements in the Basque Country
• EASA2018: Can the white British anthropologist speak? Of decolonial feminism in the Basque Country
• EASA2016: Women's rights for equal citizens or cultural rights for a particular people? Gender and conflict on the Basque border
• RAI2012: The Moor's parade: political (in)correctness in the transformation of a Basque tradition
• RAI2012: Communication problems between anthropological and governmental discourse and language
• IUAES2013: Pockets of resistance in the performance of ritual in the public space: the contented participation of women in festive parades of the Basque Country
• EASA2010: Working for change from within: applied anthropology in the Basque Country
• EASA06: Culture, gender and migration in the Spanish Basque Country