- Founded 1972
- Seminar Number 531
The Culture, Power, Boundaries Seminar is a forum for work and work-in-progress that strives for a critical analysis of contemporary power relations at local and global scales and how such power relations affect the analysis, reproduction, and transformation of inequality and its cultural expressions. The seminar began forty years ago with a focus on immigration and developed into a broad forum for critical social science. While the majority of seminar members are anthropologists, and presentations tend to focus on case studies, the seminar continues to welcome, as both guests and speakers, other social scientists interested in investigating the power dimension of cultural formations and the cultural aspects of inequality.
Co-Chairs
Maria-Luisa Achino-Loeb
mluisa164@aol.com
Patricia Antoniello
pata@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Rapporteur
Kamini Masood
km3599@columbia.edu