ANTH 6133
Political Anthropology: States and Their Secrets
Development, workings, and techniques of the ancient and modern state. Bureaucracy, state secrecy, diplomacy, organization of warfare, surveillance. Anthropological theories of power, state formation, nationalism, authority, influence, and coercion. Case studies of atrocities, disclosure of secrets, and whistleblowing. Ethics and responsibility in complex power structures. No credit for students who have earned credit for ANTH 2121. [3]
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027