M.A. , PhD (University of New Mexico)
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Anthropology
2022
As an anthropologist I have researched and written about indigenous-settler relations in Australia and comparatively, especially with North America. I have a long-term research relationship, on social structure, public oratory, warfare, gender, in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea. As a linguist I have done research on a number of undocumented languages and been involved in language maintenance and community involvement in revitalization.
Institute of Advanced Study, Princeton, 2015-16
1. 2018. Dynamics of Difference in Australia: Indigenous Past and Present in a Settler Country. University of Pennsylvania Press. https://www.upenn.edu/pennpress/book/15780.htmlm
2. 2022. Australia’s First Nations. American Anthropologist 124(1):175-86.
3. 2022. Post-Colonial Politics of Elimination? A View from Australia and the United States. In press, HAU Journal of Ethnographic Theory. (to appear latter 2022)
4. 2020. Ghost Twitter in Indigenous Australia: Sentience, Agency and Ontological Difference. HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory 10(1):209-35.
5.2021. Jawoyn-English Dictionary and Finder List. With Pascale Jacq. Jawoyn Aboriginal Corporation.