AnthroArt

Do no harm to investors? Rosia Montana arbitration and structural injustices - Irina Velicu and Ionuț Codreanu

Corporations have always had the power to demand their rights: their freedom often clashes with the freedom of others to protect their needs and their lives. The article

From Block to Garden: How Are Food Practices Changing?​ - Alexandra Leca

This article explores how migration from urban to rural areas influences dietary habits and promotes the adoption of more sustainable food practices. The research is set

Room 242 and the Portraits That (Do Not) Speak. Unveiling Gender and Leadership in Higher Education Contexts - Rosalina Pisco Costa

It is necessary to reflect on the role of the anthropologist in denouncing realities that are often subalternised, with the role of changing them through initiatives and

Challenges and strategies for including sustainability in the social control of the municipal School Feeding Councils in Minas Gerais in the National School Feeding Program - Lucas Daniel Sanches

This study investigates the challenges and strategies for incorporating sustainability into the social control of municipal School Feeding Councils (CAEs) in Minas Gerais

Creating Life Champions: Youth Coaching values, ethics, careers and a sustainable development of trainers and athletes - Daniel Alves

The Creating Life Champions project is a collaboration between the ERASMUS+ program and the UEFA Foundation for Children, to strengthen positive social values and princip

Around The Neighborhood: A storytelling of Mouraria’s memories, traditions and history - Augusto Ferreira

This article explores the pivotal role of videos and thematic routes in promoting sustainable tourism through the lens of intangible cultural heritage (ICH). Anchored in

What if... Anthropology + Speculative Design = Social innovation? - Andrea Gaspar

Speculative Design is a methodological approach that can be a huge tool for anthropologists. By working in collaboration with designers and using speculative design techn

On shared automobility practices: From horse carriages to digitally prearranged rides - Iulian Gabor

Ridesharing practices such as hitchhiking and carpooling form specific ways of mobility, rich in composition and narratives. Both social practices are present at the marg

Can you make an impact? Anthropologists and sustainable finance - Stefan Voicu and Ben Eyre

For several years now the financial industry has been enrolled, more or less voluntarily, in the global quest for sustainability. Sustainable finance is currently a compl

Rethinking Landscapes – ecological relations in more than human collectives as a way to think about the Anthropocene - João T. Amieira

Food systems can be a valuable tool to think about biodiversity as inherently interconnected with our human worlds, in practices that look towards the sustainability of e

Holo WOW: How Holographic Art is Shaping the Future of Inclusive Art - Silvia Raposo

The use of holographic technology in art and its relationship with social inclusion and the democratization of access to art have been increasingly prominent topics in th

On Digital Clutter: Understanding Our Relationship with the New Cloud of Unknowing - Liana Gheorghiu

In today’s digital age, cloud storage has become increasingly prevalent, fundamentally altering how we manage and interact with data ownership. While corporate entities h

An anthropology of gestures: shifting narratives about sustainability in textile crafts through the lens of metaphor theory - Ruxandra Lupu

There is almost a poetic appeal to crafts that render them timeless. Crafts such as textiles maintain continuity, in contrast to trends, like fashion. Textile practice pr

One drop at a time: On waiting for water in rural Moldova - Olga Bostan

The role of water in rural Moldova transcends its physical properties as a vital substance to become a poignant reflection of the broader socio-economic, political, and e

Under the Radar: Shedding Light on Local Land Grabs - Hestia Delibas

Land grabbing is a widely talked-about subject in political debates yet at the same time little understood in the context of Eastern Europe. Seeking to shed light on this

„Forbidden” sustainability. The case of an ecological restoration project in the Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve - Ioana Savin

It is often remarked that the Danube Delta is so captivating that those who visit once are inevitably drawn to return (Fănuș Neagu – writer, 1963). If this holds true, a

Sustainability as empathy - Soledad Jiménez-Tovar

We are currently living in a world surrounded, trespassed, and organized by multiple uncertainties. Speaking of sustainability today implies to situate, temporally and sp

Sustain the world in dialogue with the invisible - Carolina Ribeiro Araujo

Climate change is a global reality, the result of intense and unsustainable human exploitation of natural resources and environmental degradation. The regular sustainable

Building the Symbiocene: Fostering Imagination for a more Sustainable World - Sofia Tapaninen

Beyond politics and technology, there exists deeper narratives and cultural conditions that have brought our world out of balance. Drawing on insights from a summer scho

Menstrual Health in Crises: Climate Change, Social Exclusion, and Resilience - Fien de Ridder

The article addresses how humanitarian crises—driven by conflict, climate change, and displacement—disrupt menstrual health, particularly in low-income, disaster-prone re