Anthropology Professor Tracks Critically Endangered Monkeys in Africa
The Comoé National Park, a 4,400-square mile UNESCO World Heritage Site in northeastern Côte d’Ivoire,…
Browsing: Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Sociology Professor Offers Lessons from Sanders Presidential Run
Heather Gautney, Ph.D., felt the “Bern.” And now she wants to share what she learned…
First Amendment Scholar Touts Benefits of Allowing Offensive Speech
There are benefits to banning “offensive” speech, but those benefits are overwhelmingly overshadowed by the…
In Ecuador, Anthropologist Researches a Sexual Preference Narrative Reversed
Engabao, a small fishing village on the coast of Ecuador, is all of 64 miles…
Emotions, From Personal and Private to Cultural and Public
Emotional Lives: Dramas of Identity in an Age of Mass Media (Cambridge, 2017), a new…
When Protest Is in the Air: Professor Weighs In on Changing Political Climate
The World Trade Organization meetings in 1999, the Iraq war in 2003, the Tea Party…
Summer Session Signup: Selfie Culture, Sports Ethics, Super Heroes and More!
It’s that time of year when the city slows down and New Yorkers begin to…
How Transnational Surrogacy Challenges Ideas of Parenthood and Race
Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) have made childbearing possible for millions of people for whom parenthood…
Upscaling Downtown
Upscaling Downtown: From Bowery Saloons to Cocktail Bars in New York City by Richard E.…
Fewer Multiple Births Could Reduce Autism Risk in Children Conceived via ART, says Fordham Researcher
A groundbreaking study by a Fordham researcher and her colleagues has found that children conceived…