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The Media Anthropology Network, European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA), aims to foster international discussion and collaboration around the anthropology of media. The network also hopes to contribute to the theoretical and empirical development of this anthropological subfield.
Although many of our exchanges take place via our mailing list, we also meet regularly offline. Our first biennial general meeting took place during the 8th EASA conference, held in Vienna in September 2004 (see minutes of the meeting). A second meeting was held at EASA's Bristol conference in September 2006. Most recently, we met in Ljubljana in the summer of 2008 and our most recent meeting took place in late August 2010 in Maynooth (Ireland). All EASA members are welcome at these network meetings and we are particularly keen to hear from people who wish to play an active role in the Network.
We have also organised a number of workshops and panels over the years at locations such as Barcelona (2008), Ljubljana (2008), Bristol (2006) and Loughborough (2005). Our most recent workshop was in Maynooth in late August 2010 and focused on the rewards derived from engaging with diverse media technologies - a session we followed up via the mailing list (see Events page).
>> For further details or to join the network, please contact John Postill (RMIT University).
>> To get a membership profile please register via the link below the Login box.
>> To subscribe to the mailing list follow the instructions found on the mailing list page.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 25 September 2012 )
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