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Cynthia Werner

Senior Executive Associate Dean Professor of Anthropology

Texas A&M University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Cynthia Werner is currently serving as an Anthropology Senior Executive Associate Dean Professor of Anthropology at Texas A&M University.

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Cynthia Werner

Texas A&M University

Senior Executive Associate Dean Professor of Anthropology

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anthropology migration studies social sciences east asian studies asian studies international migration cultural anthropology social anthropology sociology central asian studies diaspora studies cultural studies sociocultural anthropology mobility contemporary asia anthropological theory higher education feminist perspectives forced migration western mongolia transnational migration bride kidnapping feminist theory cultural history social history political sociology royal anthropological institute eurasian geography asian economics regional studies feminist studies gender diversity american studies islamic thought economy of china transnational mobility faculty issues gender equality labor migration gender disparities socialism labor relations higher education teaching covid-19 pandemic compassion fatigue ethical dilemmas global south ethnohistory local discourses post-soviet central asia bride abduction mongolian kazakhs ethnic identity privileged exclusion ethnic return migration post-soviet kazakhstan kazakh diaspora transnational context ethnic kazakhs mobility decisions roundtable discussion gender studies diversity (business) cultural diversity ethnic studies intercultural studies central asia economic anthropology gender inequality faculty professional development

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Caring Too Much? Emotional Labor and Compassion Fatigue Among Faculty During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Research in Higher Education (2024)

Katie ConstantinGemini Creason-ParkerCynthia WernerElizabeth D. JenkinsVansa Shewakramani HansonRose L. Siuta

compassion fatiguehigher education teachinghigher educationcovid-19 pandemicpsychologyeducationeducational psychologylabor relationsemotional laboreducational researchbehavioral sciences

The Hidden Strength of Small Business: Social Networks and Wet Market Vendors in China. Economic Anthropology (2024)

Shuru ZhongCynthia Werner

entrepreneurshipwet market vendorseconomicssmall businesssocial network analysisbusinesseconomy of china

Underrepresented Minority Faculty in the USA Face a Double Standard in Promotion and Tenure Decisions. Nature Human Behaviour (2024)

Theodore Masters-WaageChristiane SpitzmuellerEbenezer Edema-SilloAlly St AubinMichelle Penn-MarshallErika HendersonPeggy LindnerCynthia WernerTracey RizzutoJuan Madera

underrepresented minority facultyhigher educationhuman behaviortenure decisionssocial sciencesbehavioral sciencesfaculty issues

Bride Kidnapping in Post-Soviet Eurasia: A Roundtable Discussion. Central Asian Survey (2018)

Cynthia WernerChristopher EdlingCharles BeckerElena KimRussell KleinbachFatima Esengeldievna SartbayWoden Teachout

bride kidnappingcentral asian studieseast asian studiescriminologysocial sciencespost-soviet eurasiaasian studiesregional studiesasian economicsroundtable discussionmigration studies

Privileged Exclusion in Post-Soviet Kazakhstan: Ethnic Return Migration, Citizenship, and the Politics of (Not) Belonging. Europe Asia Studies (2017)

Cynthia Ann WernerCelia EmmelhainzHolly Barcus

political scienceeast asian studiessocial sciencesethnic return migrationcitizenshippolitical sociologyasian studiesbelongingpost-soviet kazakhstanmigration studiesprivileged exclusion

Choosing to Stay: (Im)Mobility Decisions Amongst Mongolia’s Ethnic Kazakhs. Globalizations (2016)

Holly BarcusCynthia Werner

humanitiessociologyglobal studiesmobilityethnic kazakhsanthropologyinternational migrationmobility decisionsmigration studiesforced migrationglobalization

Immobility and the Re-Imaginings of Ethnic Identity Among Mongolian Kazakhs in the 21St Century. Geoforum (2015)

Holly R. BarcusCynthia Werner

mongolian kazakhsethnic identitysocial sciencesgeographycultural studies

The Unequal Burdens of Repatriation: A Gendered View of the Transnational Migration of Mongolia's Kazakh Population. American Anthropologist (2015)

Cynthia WernerHolly Barcus

social sciencestransnational migrationgender equalitygendered viewfeminist studiesanthropologymigration studiesgender diversityamerican studieshuman migrationgender studieslabor migrationdemographykazakh populationgender inequalityforced migrationunequal burdenssocial anthropologyfeminist perspectivessocial inequalityinternational migrationgender disparities

Negotiating Everyday Islam After Socialism: A Study of the Kazakhs of Bayan-Ulgii, Mongolia. Springer eBooks (2014)

Namara BredeHolly R. BarcusCynthia Werner

socialismeveryday islameast asian studiessociologyreligious studiesasian studiesideologymigration studies

Discovering a Sense of Well-Being Through the Revival of Islam: Profiles of Kazakh Imams in Western Mongolia. Central Asian Survey (2013)

Cynthia WernerHolly BarcusNamara Brede

kazakh imamsethnographycentral asian studiesislamic thoughteast asian studieswestern mongoliareligious studieswell-beingdiaspora studiesasian studiesanthropologymiddle eastern studiescultural studies

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Cynthia Werner

Senior Executive Associate Dean Professor of Anthropology

Texas A&M University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Cynthia Werner is currently serving as an Anthropology Senior Executive Associate Dean Professor of Anthropology at Texas A&M University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Cynthia Werner

Texas A&M University

Senior Executive Associate Dean Professor of Anthropology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Caring Too Much? Emotional Labor and Compassion Fatigue Among Faculty During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Research in Higher Education (2024)

Katie ConstantinGemini Creason-ParkerCynthia WernerElizabeth D. JenkinsVansa Shewakramani HansonRose L. Siuta

compassion fatiguehigher education teachinghigher educationcovid-19 pandemicpsychologyeducationeducational psychologylabor relationsemotional laboreducational researchbehavioral sciences

The Hidden Strength of Small Business: Social Networks and Wet Market Vendors in China. Economic Anthropology (2024)

Shuru ZhongCynthia Werner

entrepreneurshipwet market vendorseconomicssmall businesssocial network analysisbusinesseconomy of china

Underrepresented Minority Faculty in the USA Face a Double Standard in Promotion and Tenure Decisions. Nature Human Behaviour (2024)

Theodore Masters-WaageChristiane SpitzmuellerEbenezer Edema-SilloAlly St AubinMichelle Penn-MarshallErika HendersonPeggy LindnerCynthia WernerTracey RizzutoJuan Madera

underrepresented minority facultyhigher educationhuman behaviortenure decisionssocial sciencesbehavioral sciencesfaculty issues

Bride Kidnapping in Post-Soviet Eurasia: A Roundtable Discussion. Central Asian Survey (2018)

Cynthia WernerChristopher EdlingCharles BeckerElena KimRussell KleinbachFatima Esengeldievna SartbayWoden Teachout

bride kidnappingcentral asian studieseast asian studiescriminologysocial sciencespost-soviet eurasiaasian studiesregional studiesasian economicsroundtable discussionmigration studies

Privileged Exclusion in Post-Soviet Kazakhstan: Ethnic Return Migration, Citizenship, and the Politics of (Not) Belonging. Europe Asia Studies (2017)

Cynthia Ann WernerCelia EmmelhainzHolly Barcus

political scienceeast asian studiessocial sciencesethnic return migrationcitizenshippolitical sociologyasian studiesbelongingpost-soviet kazakhstanmigration studiesprivileged exclusion

Choosing to Stay: (Im)Mobility Decisions Amongst Mongolia’s Ethnic Kazakhs. Globalizations (2016)

Holly BarcusCynthia Werner

humanitiessociologyglobal studiesmobilityethnic kazakhsanthropologyinternational migrationmobility decisionsmigration studiesforced migrationglobalization

Immobility and the Re-Imaginings of Ethnic Identity Among Mongolian Kazakhs in the 21St Century. Geoforum (2015)

Holly R. BarcusCynthia Werner

mongolian kazakhsethnic identitysocial sciencesgeographycultural studies

The Unequal Burdens of Repatriation: A Gendered View of the Transnational Migration of Mongolia's Kazakh Population. American Anthropologist (2015)

Cynthia WernerHolly Barcus

Negotiating Everyday Islam After Socialism: A Study of the Kazakhs of Bayan-Ulgii, Mongolia. Springer eBooks (2014)

Namara BredeHolly R. BarcusCynthia Werner

socialismeveryday islameast asian studiessociologyreligious studiesasian studiesideologymigration studies

Discovering a Sense of Well-Being Through the Revival of Islam: Profiles of Kazakh Imams in Western Mongolia. Central Asian Survey (2013)

Cynthia WernerHolly BarcusNamara Brede

kazakh imamsethnographycentral asian studiesislamic thoughteast asian studieswestern mongoliareligious studieswell-beingdiaspora studiesasian studiesanthropologymiddle eastern studiescultural studies

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