Douglas Rogers

Douglas Rogers is a sociocultural anthropologist with research and teaching interests in political and economic anthropology; natural resources (especially oil) and energy; the anthropology of religion and ethics; cultural production; historical anthropology; and socialist societies and their postsocialist trajectories. He has done archival and ethnographic research in Russia since 1994, often in collaboration with scholars from Moscow State University, Perm State University, and the Perm Regional Museums. See his website for more information.

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Decolonization: Impact Beyond the Ivory Tower?

Friday, March 3, 2023
12 to 1:30pm EST

Online

Impact beyond the Ivory Tower is the fourth panel of the Decolonization in Focus Series.

The series will have six wide-ranging panels featuring speakers from various disciplines and institutions. Panelists and participants will be encouraged to consider why decolonizing Russian & Eurasian studies matters, how to implement concrete change in their classrooms, and how to conceive of the future of expertise within the field

Recording Available

Erica Marat

Associate Professor and Chair, Regional and Analytical Studies Department, College of International Security and Affairs (CISA), National Defense University

Anna Arays

Librarian for Slavic and East European Studies, Yale University

Douglas Rogers

Professor and Chair of Anthropology, Yale University

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