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December 26, 2003Open Access

Wartime Anthropology : A Global Perspective

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Key Points

To collect and disseminate research outcomes from the National Museum of Ethnology on wartime anthropology.
Analyzed and classified ethnological research from a global perspective
Developed a digital repository for access to these findings
Engaged with a wide range of scholarly resources
Created a comprehensive database of ethnological research on wartime themes
Improved global access to anthropological studies
Highlighted the role of anthropology in understanding wartime contexts

Implication

This exploration documents ethnological findings globally, revealing insights into wartime anthropology's significance.

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Jan van BREMEN (2003) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf59635a333a8214609fbd https://doi.org/10.15021/00002713

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