Edward Snajdr

Associate Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Affiliations

Anthropology

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Center for International Human Rights

National Network for Safe Communities

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Center for International Human Rights

Department Of Anthropology

Research & Evaluation Center

Edward Snajdr is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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Edward Snajdr

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Associate Professor

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anthropology violence against women interpersonal violence sustainable development domestic violence gender studies political science social justice feminist theory feminist criminology migration studies applied ecology female sexual slavery lateral violence environmental politics african american studies ethnography anti-racism critical race theory intersectionality colonialism criminology geopolitics political geography islamic thought contemporary islam environmental planning biological conservation transactional sex partner violence domestic politics degrowth environmental governance women's rights gender equality conservation politics social ecology landscape ecology landscape change human ecology toward critical ethnographies sexual slavery human trafficking master narrative slovakia 20 environmentalism online velvet revolution muslim women nature protests comparing ecology movements gender violence east europe nationalism urban redevelopment central asia north america ethnicity gentrification cultural analysis

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(2013)"Anti-Anti-Trafficking?: Toward Critical Ethnographies of Human. (2013)

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Beneath the Master Narrative: Human Trafficking, Myths of Sexual Slavery and Ethnographic Realities. Dialectical Anthropology (2013)

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From Brigades to Blogs: Environmentalism Online in Slovakia 20 Years After the Velvet Revolution. Czech Sociological Review (2012)

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Two Landscapes: Comparing Ecology Movements in Slovakia and Hungary. Hungarian Studies (2009)

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Nature Protests: The End of Ecology After Communism. Washington Press (2008)

political ecologyenvironmental philosophyanthropologysustainable developmentenvironmental anthropologyecologyenvironmental planning

Nature Protests: The End of Ecology in Slovakia. University of Washington Press (2008)

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Ethnicizing the Subject: Domestic Violence and the Politics of Primordialism in Kazakhstan. The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (2007)

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Gender, Power, and the Performance of Justice: Muslim Women's Responses to Domestic Violence in Kazakhstan. American Ethnologist (2005)

Gender, Power and the Performance of Justice: Muslim Women's Responses to Domestic Violence in Kazakhstan. American Ethnologist (2005)

islamic thoughtwomen's rightssociologylateral violencegender equalitygender studiesviolence against womencontemporary islaminterpersonal violencemuslim womengender inequalityconflictdomestic violencesocial justicefeminist theory

Domestic Violence Police Training in Kazakhstan. Crime and Justice International (2001)

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