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Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR) AISSR

AISSR Harvest Day 2015: Health & Society, Inequality and Urban Dynamics

The AISSR Harvest Day showcases new research results selected from different AISSR programme groups but focused on a shared research theme. 2015 themes were: 1) Health and Society, 2) Inequality and 3) Urban Dynamics. Watch the video's in which 13 AISSR researchers present their findings within these themes.
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Health & Society

Related publication: The Anthropology of Life After AIDS: Epistemological Continuities in the Age of Antiretroviral Treatment
Related publication: Health technology assessment and ill-structured problems
Related publication: 'We reaffirm our Mozambican identity in the fight against HIV & AIDS’

Inequality

Realted publication: Sweet and Bitter: Sugarcane Expansion in Northern Luzon, The Philippines, and Aceh, Indonesia Related publication: Large-Scale Land Acquisitions
Related publication: Occupational Closure and Wage Inequality in Germany and the United Kingdom
Related publication: 'Experiencing European Integration. Transnational Lives and European Identity'
Related publication: 'The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Political Geography'
Related publication: 'Double Jeopardy or Multiple Advantage? Intersectionality and Political Representation'

Urban Dynamics

Related publication: 'Japanese New York: Migrant Artists and Self-reinvention on the World Stage'
Related publication: 'Cities and social movements. Immigrant rights activism in the United States, France and the Netherlands, 1970-2015 (forthcoming)'
Related publication: 'Criminality or Monopoly? Informal Immigration Enforcement in South Africa' Related publication: 'Enduring territoriality: South African immigration control'
Related publication: 'The bicycle-train mode: Characterisation and reflections on an emerging transport system'