The Anthropological Insights series brings contemporary scholarship into the undergraduate classroom. The series aims to capture the excitement of anthropological research by offering ethnographically grounded examples, while providing foundational information about key topics and ethnographic regions. Books in the series show students what it means to be an anthropologist and how anthropologists contribute to ongoing conversations within and outside the academy.
Series Editor: John Barker, University of British Columbia
This book offers a brief introduction to the anthropological study of Russia. Moving beyond the conceptual iron curtain that has divided past study of Russia into "East" and "West," it situates Russia in a global context.
Designed to explain posthumanism to those outside of academia, this brief and accessible book makes an original argument about anthropology's legacy as a study of "more than human."
Brief, accessibly written, and peppered with vivid ethnographic examples that bring contemporary research to life, Global Inequality is an introduction to the topic from a unique and important perspective.
