by Mauricio Guadarrama Bazante | Dec 9, 2015 | PechaKucha
This research was to redefine the design structure, strategy and implementation of the sport narratives of the National Mexican Team during the last Soccer World Cup in Brazil in 2014. There is a crucial difference between attending a global sporting event and watch...
by Rita Denny | Dec 8, 2015 | Perspective
What texts had a profound impact on you in becoming the anthropologist or social scientist you are? I sent this query to colleagues on the anthrodesign listserv and contributors to the Handbook of Anthropology in Business. Initial responses escalated into an...
by Martha Cotton, Gary Gebhardt, Tracey Lovejoy, Abbas Jaffer | Dec 1, 2015 | Perspective
How have professional skills & requirements for ethnographers and other human-centered researchers changed over the last 10 years—and where are they headed? How can you evaluate the confusing terrain of position titles and descriptions, as well as assess the...
by Molly Shade | Nov 23, 2015 | Perspective
EPIC Profiles Series Many of us have a kind of conversion story—that enlightening moment when we discovered anthropology at university or even later in our careers. But Melissa Cefkin knew she wanted to be an anthropologist by the age of fifteen. The daughter of a...
by Johannes Suikkanen, Tom Hoy | Nov 16, 2015 | Perspective
A wonderful, diverse group actively participated in the Ethnography & Strategy Salon at EPIC2015 in São Paulo, and we’d like to share some of that experience with you. The Brazil group took the discussion into unexpected territories (just as we hoped) and now we...
