International Political Anthropology

Agnes Horvath,
Arpad Szakolczai
Iain MacKenzie
Harald Wydra
Angela Borozna
Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba
Marius Ion Bența
Lada V. Kochtcheeva
Travis D. Smith
Daniel M. Knight
Camil Francisc Roman

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A follow-up to 'Drowsed into the Hyperconnected Age'

Agnes Horvath

IPA Blog- May 19

Why is the current politics on gender and sexuality a clear example of Modern Gnosticism? 

Arpad Szakolczai

 IPA Blog- Sep 8

Indifference and the Machines 

Marius Ion Benţa 

 IPA Blog- Sep 29

Freedom on Trial: The story behind a Professor's dismissal.

A reply to the August 30 blog post 

 IPA Blog- Oct 6

What does it mean to be human in contemporary times? Edited by Arpad Szakolczai (Emeritus Professor, UCC) and Paul O’Connor (Associate Professor, UAEU), this Encyclopedia features over 130 entries written by leading international scholars, exploring the anthropological underpinnings of politics...

'Hypermodernity' is a new Substack blog, a collective effort exploring 'the political and cultural consequences of hypermodernity -- modernity accelerated to the point of hyperreality, where all solids are liquified, every limit transgressed, reality replaced by representations...' (Arpad Szakolczai)

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