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Nicholas C. Kawa

Environmental Anthropologist

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Category: research methods

Wicked Science

A recent article I published with colleagues at Ohio State argues that to effectively tackle the so-called “wicked problems” facing humanity – from climate change to growing social inequality – a new kind of science is needed.

anthropology, graduate education, transdisciplinarity, wicked problems, wicked science

U.S. Academic Anthropology’s Hiring Network

A paper I authored with several colleagues titled “The Social Network of U.S. Academic Anthropology and Its Inequalities” was recently … More

academic anthropology, hiring networks, social inequality, social network analysis

Social Networks and Manioc Diversity – New Publication in Current Anthropology

My latest research article (co-authored with Chris McCarty and Charles Clement) is to be published in the December 2013 issue … More

Amazonia, crop diversity, manioc, social networks

Ichthyologist Crowdsources IDs of 5,000 Fish from Guyana in 24 hours

Here’s a quick video that shows ways in which Facebook and other web 2.0 technologies can be super useful for … More

crowdsourcing, Facebook, research methods, species identification

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