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Carsten Wergin (Dr. phil.) is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Ruprecht-Karls-University Heidelberg, Germany. His work is located at the intersections of heritage, cultural and ecology. |
Specialities |
Anthropological Field Records, Anthropological Fieldwork, Anthropology, Anthropology of Knoweldge, Anthropology of Ontology, Anthropology Of Sciences, Anthropology of Tourism, Anti-colonial, Applied Anthropology, Applied Ethnomusicology, Archives, Art, Audiovisual and Media, Climate Change, Climate Change Migration, Climate Policy, Coastal Erosion, Colonial Discourse, Colonial Imagination, Colonial Literature, Colonial Politic, Colonialism, Commemoration, Communication, Community Development, Comparative Studies, Complexity, Conflict, Conflict Management, Conservation, Constitutional Environmental Rights, Contemporary Indigenous Art, Contemporary Literatures, Corporations, Cosmology, Creativity, Creoles, Critical History, Cultural Change, Cultural Education, Cultural Geography, Cultural Heritage, Cultural Landscapes, Cultural Policy, Cultural Production, Cultural Renewal, Cultural Studies, Cultural Technology, Cultural Transformation, Culture-nature Relations, Customary Law, Cutural Change, Dance, Decolonisation, Development, Diasporas, Diplomacy, Dreams, Eco-anthropology, Ecology, Economic Anthropology, Ecology of relations, Environmental Anthropology, Ethics, Ethnicity, Epistemology, Ethnographic Encounter |
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Anthropology
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Geographic places |
Australia (country)
Western Australia
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Historical periods |
Precolonial Australia
First and Early contacts
The Colonial time
20th century
21st century
Anticipatory
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