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Cambridge University Press is one of the leading publishers in anthropology. Our publishing programme showcases the best in scholarship, with particular strengths in social, cultural, and linguistic anthropology.

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Methods and Data Analysis for Cross-Cultural Research
2nd edition
Fons J. R. van de Vijver, Kwok Leung
Edited by Velichko H. Fetvadjiev, Johnny R. J. Fontaine, Jia He

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The Construction and Dynamics of Cultural Icons
Edited by Erica van Boven, Marieke Winkler

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Development Zones in Asian Borderlands
Edited by Mona Chettri, Michael Eilenberg

Atelier d'Anthropologie Sociale
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Biosocial Society Symposium Series
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Cambridge Handbooks in Anthropology
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Cambridge Library Collection - Anthropology
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Cambridge Library Collection - Travel, Europe
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Cambridge Papers in Social Anthropology
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Cambridge Studies in Cultural Systems
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New Departures GIF

Who Cares about the Lives of Aztec People?
08 January 2021, Manali Das
We do! The Aztecs have gotten a lot of bad press over the years. Popular accounts stress human sacrifice, warfare, and imperial exploitation. Although historians...

A Crisis of Confidence or Rebirth of Conviction? Transhumanists and their critics in the Age of a Global Pandemic
01 December 2020, Neelabh Choudhury
As Covid 19 has swept the globe, leaving over a million causalities in its wake, it has generated a profound crisis of confidence. Citizens throughout the world...

In Spitting Distance of Flammable (the politicization of spit during the pandemic)
03 June 2020, Neelabh Choudhury
My earliest spitting memory comes from a movie. A character, trussed up or held down, spits at the villain. I’ve forgotten the name of the movie but there are...