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REBECCA WARNE PETERS
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A little more personal intro than what is on the homepage (distinguishing it from the that intro blurb--the same info conveyed more in depth and in a different way. For example:
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--Why did you get into anthropology? Regional studies/Lusophone Africa? Policy studies? etc...
--Why do you think it's important? 
--Why do you continue to research and teach it? What do you hope it will do/change in the world?
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My research questions and themes broadly defined include: 

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One of my most recent publications is my new book, Implementing Inequality: The Invisible Labor of International Development. 

​A result of my research in Angola, this book explores the international development industry’s internal social dynamics and, in particular, how they unintentionally reproduce the global inequalities. 
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​Currently, I am serving as an Assistant Professor of anthropology at SUNY Oswego where I teach courses introducing students to cultural anthropology and advanced courses deepening students’ knowledge of medical anthropology.
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  • About
  • Research
    • Development Inequalities (Angola)
    • The Planner's Craft (Zambia)
  • Publications
    • Implementing Inequality >
      • Teach Implementing Inequality
    • Journal Articles
    • Collections
  • Teaching
  • CV