Anthropology › Section S · Indigenous anthropology › Topic S.4
Applied and public anthropology with Indigenous peoples
The strongest answer to the critique of anthropology has come from research that Indigenous nations direct for their own purposes. Tribes now hire anthropologists, set research rules, map their own heritage and publish their own histories.
In this topic
- From subjects to directors
- Tribes set the rules
- Data sovereignty
- Protecting heritage on the land
- Community-based research
- Worked example: planning a partnership
- Anthropology as evidence
- Sharing management
- Worked example: a protected archive
- Public scholarship and networks
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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