About
ANTHUSIA is a multi-disciplinary research project in the Anthropology of Human Security in Africa conducted by a consortium of four universities in Aarhus (Denmark), Edinburgh (United Kingdom), Leuven (Belgium) and Oslo (Norway).
It has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement no. 764546 and will train 16 Early Stage Researchers.
News
2021.01.22 | Summer School
Theory in Un-Disciplined Practice: Anthropologies of Change/ Anthropologists in Change. Keynote Lecture by Stephen Lubkemann
Watch the keynote lecture given in connection with ANTHUSIA Summer School 3 online
2021.01.22 | Summer School
Youth Politics & Social Movements In Africa - Keynote Lecture by Professor Alcinda Honwana
Watch the keynote lecture given in connection with ANTHUSIA Summer School 3 online
2021.01.19 | Summer School
After Labor: The Secret Life Of Work, Present And Future - Keynote Lecture by Professor Jean Comaroff
Watch the keynote lecture given in connection with ANTHUSIA Summer School 3 online
2020.12.16 | Publication
Call for potential contributions to an edited volume: Mending and repairing across Africa
Please send in your abstract for the ANTHUSIA edited volume by January 15, 2021
- ANTHUSIA ESR's and how their research projects relate to the Sustainable Development Goals.
Contact
Network Coordinator
Lotte Meinert
e-mail: lotte.meinert@cas.au.dk
Administrative Coordinator
Mia Korsbæk
e-mail: korsbaek@cas.au.dk