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SOCIAL SCIENCES: Anthropology
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Number of experts found: 11

 
Augusta L. Bolles

Professor

Women's Studies; Affil. Prof - (see listing below)

Expertise Key Words:
Women of Africa and the African diaspora
Political economy of women
Black feminist anthropology

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301 405 6879

lbolles@umd.edu

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Stephen Brighton

Asst Prof

Anthropology

Expertise Key Words:
Historical archaeology of northeast North America, Ireland, and Scotland, with specializations in anthropological approaches to the archaeology of diaspora, colonialism, the emergence and influence of capitalism and urbanization, immigration history, social identity and heritage formation.

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301 405 3700

sbrighto@umd.edu
sbrighton@anth.umd.edu

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Erve Chambers

Graduate Director & Professor

Anthropology

Expertise Key Words:
Tourism, including Chesapeake Bay and Maryland Eastern Shore; Heritage development; Applied anthropology; Culture concept

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301 405 1425

301 474 6239

echamber@umd.edu

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Laurie A. Frederik Meer

Asst Prof

Performance Studies (Affiliate Faculty - Anthropology, Latin American Studies, Women's Studies)

Expertise Key Words:
Cuba, Caribbean, Latin America, African Diaspora, South Africa, politics and performance

Contact Information:

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301 405 6682

fredmeer@umd.edu

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Judith N. Freidenberg

Associate Professor, Affilate Associate Professor; Director Anthropology of Immigrant Life Course

Anthropology

Expertise Key Words:
Medical anthropology and community development of a neighborhood; Anthropology of low-income urban enclaves with emphasis on aging in immigrant communities. Prof. Freidenberg is currently researching health care and employment needs of Latin American immigrant retirees in Langley Park, Maryland.

Expertise Credentials:
Dr. Freidenberg joined the Department of Anthropology at Maryland in 1995. She previously held joint appointments at the City University of New York (Mt. Sinai School of Medicine and Center for Urban Research) where her research on the medical anthropology and community development of a neighborhood culminated in, The Anthropology of Low-Income Urban Enclaves: The Case of East Harlem; (New York Academy of Sciences, 1995), and Growing Old in El Barrio (New York University Press, forthcoming 2000).

Her interest in reaching community groups, service providers and policy makers led her to curate a bi-lingual exhibit of ethnographic and photographic explorations of Spanish Harlem displayed in New York and Mexico City. Since arriving on campus, she has been affiliated with CuSAG, the Center for Latin American Studies, the Center on Aging, the Department of American Studies, and the Department of Womens Studies.

Web Site(s):
Home Page

Contact Information:

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E-mail(s)    

301 405 1420

jfreiden@umd.edu

Address:
0110 Woods Hall
College Park, MD  20742

Degrees:
PhD, Anthropology, City University of New York

Publication(s):
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Language(s):
Spanish


Judith L. Hanna

Senior Research Scholar

Dance

Expertise Key Words:
An expert court first amendment witness in nearly 100 exotic dance cases, Hanna writes about dance as communication and expression, education, stress reduction and resistance. Hanna has conducted research in African villages, children's playgrounds, and American theaters, cabarets, and communities.

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301 365 5683

301 365 5683

jlhanna@umd.edu
JLHANNA@hotmail.com

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Mark P. Leone

Affiliate Professor, Professor

Anthropology

Expertise Key Words:
North American Archaeology; Historical Archaeology; Outdoor History Museums; Annapolis Project; Mormon cultural ecology in the 19th century;

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301 405 8767

mleone@umd.edu

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Miriam Phillips

Asst Prof Dance

School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies

Expertise Key Words:
Dance Ethnology/Anthropology. Concentrations in India, Spain, West Africa (Guinea); Nationalism, Colonialism; Dance/Movement as Embodied Culture; Intercultural Performance and Pedagogy; Flamenco Dance; Laban Movement Studies.

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301 405 4691

mphill@umd.edu

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Paul A. Shackel

Prof & Chair, Affiliate Prof

Anthropology

Expertise Key Words:
The ways material items are used by individuals and groups in order to create social relations and group identity. Material culture and landscapes are powerful tools that can express gender, ethnicity, class, and power relations

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301 405 1425

pshackel@umd.edu

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Laura J. Shaffer

Asst Prof

Anthropology

Expertise Key Words:
human-environment interactions, historical ecology, indigenous knowledge, rural livelihoods, conservation, climate change adaptation and resilience, Southern and Eastern Africa

Contact Information:

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301 405 1423

lshaffe1@umd.edu

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Jana Shakarian

Researcher

Institute for Advanced Computer Studies, LCCD

Expertise Key Words:
Violence and conflict on the African continent, especially Central and East Africa (including the Horn of Africa); sociology of violence

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301 405 6737

jshak@umd.edu
jana.shakarian@gmail.com

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