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Location: Japan/Canada/UK - Osaka/Calgary-Rocky Moutain House/London
Work: Human / Animal relations, NE Asia, Jamaica street performers, farming. social theory, anthropology...some days
Biographical: Currently a researcher at Japan's National Museum of Ethology My past project focused on the dairy industry in Hokkaido My current project focuses on human and dog relations in Kansai next Jamaica...
Favourite Publications: Theory, Culture, and Society Animals and society ...more of a book guy really.
Work: Human / Animal relations, NE Asia, Jamaica street performers, farming. social theory, anthropology...some days
Biographical: Currently a researcher at Japan's National Museum of Ethology My past project focused on the dairy industry in Hokkaido My current project focuses on human and dog relations in Kansai next Jamaica...
Favourite Publications: Theory, Culture, and Society Animals and society ...more of a book guy really.
Dear Paul,
I would like to invite you to a meetup for London area Research Cooperative members next month. Please check out ourfacebook pagefor more information and RSVP if you can make it. If you have any questions, feel free to send me a message through the co-op or via email.
Best,
Julia
Paul,Here is a discussion over in Korea that you might like to poke your doggy nose into: And Korea might not be a bad place for you to go job hunting!Cheers, Peter http://academicenglishspring2010.ning.com/forum/topics/raising-dogs-in-apartment
Dear Paul,Have you seen this? http://www.psyeta.org/sa/ Society & Animals (Journal of HUman-Animal Studies) claims to be at the forefront of the emerging multi-disciplinary field of Human-Animal Studies, which explores the ways in which nonhuman animals figure in human lives.The journal publishes studies concerning experiences of nonhuman animals from psychology, sociology, anthropology, political science, and other social sciences and history, literary criticism, and other disciplines of the humanities.