Antroperspektiv is the first anthropological webb magazine in Sweden. It takes readers behind the scenes of contemporary events to offer a deeper understanding of our complex and diverse world. Our writers are anthropologists with fieldwork experience amongst the people and places that often appear in news media and public debates in Sweden, and globally. In other cases, they have knowledge of subjects that usually remain in the shadows of public awareness, but that are nonetheless critical for understanding culture, politics and everyday life in Sweden, and elsewhere.

If you would like to write for the magazine or to offer a commentary on an existing article, please contact the editors via the ”kontakt” page.

Antroperspektiv is a webb magazine belonging to the Swedish Anthropological Association (SANT). SANT was established in 1991.  The mission of SANT is to serve as a forum for anthropology in Sweden, and thus to promote the development of scholarship and teaching in anthropology and its applied areas, anthropological knowledge and expertise in various contexts, to protect the professional interests of anthropologists, and to inform about anthropology, and actively work for an increased understanding of anthropology´s social and cultural scholarship at universities, governmental authorities and among the general public.

For more information about SANT and SANT’s annual conferences, please do no hesitate to contact a member of the SANT board, or visit the SANT webpage or facebook page.

Editors:

Katarina Graffman holds a PhD in Cultural anthropology and is active as a debater, author, speaker and a pioneer in Swedish anthropological research on media and consumtion. Katarina is also Swedens ambassador for EASA Applied Antropology Network.

Haris Agic holds a PhD in Social Anthropology and is active as a writer, speaker, debater, strategist within Democracy and inclusion and a Human rights advocate.

Contact: antroperspektiv@gmail.com