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2026 Seminars

Unless specifically stated for a particular talk, all seminars are presented in person and online via Zoom. 

Time:  Mondays 3pm-4pm (except for public holidays and semester teaching break)

Location(s):  H.C Coombs Building, Seminar Room C, Ground floor (close to the Coombs Lecture theatre) unless indicated otherwise. Check individual events for more details.

Zoom: https://anu.zoom.us/j/82431454032?pwd=owA39nWqTYm2TGOcC0sWa9bEDVangD.1


Semester 1 2026

23 February 2026
Simon Coleman
Stretching Cities: On the Neo-Pentecostalization of Urban Space
In person –  H.C Coombs Building, Room 1.309 (northern hexagon) 
Online via Zoom

2 March 2026
V. Chitra, Kylie Dolan
Possum Lab: Thinking through Human-Animal Relationships with "Man's Best"
In person – H.C Coombs Building, Room 1.309 (northern hexagon) 
Online via Zoom

16 March 2026 
Francesca Merlan 
Inside Australian Land Claims: Some Anthropological Perspectives
In person – H.C Coombs Building, Room 1.309 (northern hexagon) 
Online via Zoom

23 March 2026
Hayeon Lee 
Korean Dreams, Revisited: Vietnamese Women’s Stories of Repeat Marriage Migration
In person – H.C Coombs Building, Seminar Room C, Ground floor
Online via Zoom

30 March 2026
Malini Sur
Parramatta Redux: Film Screening and Discussion 
Online via Zoom 

20 April 2026
Arratee Ayuttacorrn
Affective Resilience of Aging: Social Networks and Care Work Among Older Adults in Chiangmai, Thailand
In person – H.C Coombs Building, Seminar Room C, Ground floor
Online via Zoom 

4 May 2026
Tim McLellan
PossumLab: Tim McLellan reads King of Bangkok by Sopranzetti et al
In person – H.C Coombs Building, Seminar Room C, Ground floor
Online via Zoom 

11 May 2026
Nicolas Peterson
The paradox of welfare autonomy: poverty, employment, and consumer dependency in remote Australia
In person – H.C Coombs Building, Seminar Room C, Ground floor

18 May 2026
Tuomas Tammisto
Roads, plantations and consultants: Road-building and multiple territorializations in Pomio, Papua New Guinea
In person – H.C Coombs Building, Seminar Room C, Ground floor
Online via Zoom  

25 May 2026
Adam Sargent
In person – H.C Coombs Building, Seminar Room C, Ground floor
Online via Zoom 

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Upcoming Events

11
May
2026

The paradox of welfare autonomy: poverty, employment, and consumer dependency in remote Australia

Emeritus Professor Nicolas Peterson

This will be an in-person only seminar. In this talk, Emeritus Professor Nic Peterson will consider the paradox of welfare autonomy in remote…

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Past Events

Post Apocalypse Stress Syndrome in the Age of COVID-19
17
May
2021

Post Apocalypse Stress Syndrome in the Age of COVID-19

Lawrence Gross, University of Redlands

Post Apocalypse Stress Syndrome predicts that societies can experience shocks so strong that they change the very nature of the society itself.…

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The Known and the Unknown: Sensing Others in the Batek's Forest, Malaysia
10
May
2021

The Known and the Unknown: Sensing Others in the Batek's Forest, Malaysia

Alice Rudge, University College London

Hunter-gatherers are often portrayed as being ‘closer to nature’. Challenging this simplistic narrative, this talk explores how Batek people in…

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Put Your Mask On! Contractual Sociality at Work in the Pandemic
03
May
2021

Put Your Mask On! Contractual Sociality at Work in the Pandemic

Ilana Gershon, Indiana University

For many Americans, the Covid-19 pandemic has forced them to re-evaluate how the workplace functions as a site of private government. In every…

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