BELARUSIAN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY IN TIMES OF CATASTROPHES AND DRASTIC CHANGES: A ROUNDTABLE.

The last two years in Belarus were marked by a string of catastrophic events and profound changes: protests of 2020, unprecedented political repressions and involuntary emigration on a mass level, the refugee crisis of 2021 at the Belarus -- EU border, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, in which B...

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Publicado en:Topos (18150047) no. 2; pp. 56 - 76
Autores principales: Vazyanau, Andrei, Urbanowicz, Roman, Sanko, Yana, Shrubok, Aliaksandra, Zakharkevich, Stsiapan, Gapova, Elena
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Publicado: European Humanities University 2022
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          Lecturer at the Department of Social Sciences, European Humanities University Savičiaus g. 17, 01126 Vilnius, Lithuania
          PhD student, University of Helsinki, Faculty of Social Sciences, Doctoral Programme in Social Sciences Unioninkatu 35, 00014, Helsinki, Finland
          Master's student in Social Anthropology, Lund University
          PhD student, Uppsala University, Department of Cultural Anthropology and Ethnology, Institute for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Engaging Vulnerability Program Gamla Torget 3, 3 tr, 751 20, Uppsala, Sweden
          D. in History, Associate Professor at EHU, Academic Department of Humanities and Arts
          Professor, Department of Sociology, Western Michigan University 1903 W Michigan Ave, Kalamazoo MI 49008-5257 USA
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        Russian invasion of Ukraine, 2022-
        Ethnology
        Political persecution
        Expertise
        Disasters
        Mass migrations
        Public demonstrations
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        Kaunas (Lithuania)
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          Political persecution
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        disciplinary reproduction
        field access
        mass repressions
        research ethics
        the 2020s in Belarus
      ab: The last two years in Belarus were marked by a string of catastrophic events and profound changes: protests of 2020, unprecedented political repressions and involuntary emigration on a mass level, the refugee crisis of 2021 at the Belarus -- EU border, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, in which Belarus partakes. Those events fundamentally reshape the lives and professional practices of social anthropologists and ethnologists. The aim of the rountable in Kaunas at the 10th Congress of Belarusian studies was to voice the experiences of anthropologists as practicing researches and private persons. The general directions of reflection included the problematic nature of ethnographic method in terms of access to the field in Belarus; validity of professional expertise and engagement; researcher's positionality within the unfolding calamity; the matters of disciplinary reproduction along the lines of geopolitical fissures.
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