The European Association of Social Anthropologists

The European Association of Social Anthropologists is the pan-European learned society for social anthropologists. The association is open to all social anthropologists qualified or working in Europe, either in academic environments or in applied anthropology.

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16 Sep 2026

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EASA’s Check-In for Black, Brown and Racialized members, and their allies, too!

The EASA Executive, together with the Working Group on Academic Freedom and Human Rights, invites members on 16 September, 7pm CEST, to a collective check-in…

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EASA2026 in Poznań – looking back with huge thanks!

As summer draws to a close and many of us begin settling back into our usual rhythms, we’re taking a moment to look back at…

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Reducing EASA’s Carbon Footprint: Supporting Forest Resilience in the Pyrenees

As part of its commitment to reducing the carbon footprint of the Barcelona 2024 conference, EASA has contributed €20,000 to support a sustainable forest management…

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Ethnography of science III

Fieldwork by Zdenka Sokolickova

Photo by: Dagmara Wojtanowicz

Svalbard, Norway, 2022

These images were shared with EASA by anthropologists Zdenka Sokolickova. They are taken by Dagmara Wojtanowicz during a scientific expedition called SEES in July 2022 to Edgeøya, Svalbard.

Zdenka writes “I was there doing ethnography of science, joining the Dutch ecologist Ingeborg Klarenberg during her fieldwork studying moss species. I asked the photographer of the expedition (Dagmara Wojtanowicz) to capture some moments during our joint fieldwork, keeping the word “encounter” (inspired by Tsing, 2015) in mind. Both Dagmara and Ingeborg agreed with me sharing the pictures with you guys.”

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Photo 2 by Dagmara Wojtanowicz

This photo is part of a selection of fieldwork photos by EASA members.