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Noah Tamarkin

Associate Professor

Cornell University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Science and Technology Studies

Department of Anthropology

Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program

Noah Tamarkin is currently serving as a Science And Technology Studies Associate Professor at Cornell University.

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Cornell University

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Forensic Dna Databases and the Emergence of Carceral Human Rights in South Africa. Science Technology and Society (2025)

Noah Tamarkin

southern african studiesanthropologyforensic identificationlawcriminal dna databaseforensic dna databaseshuman rightscrime against humanityglobal justicecarceral human rightsbioethicsafrican studiesforensic sciencesocial justicedna databases

Eleven After Race Classification: Grappling With South African Indigenous Dna in Practice. Columbia University Press eBooks (2024)

Noah Tamarkin

southern african studiesanthropologyrace classificationracial studiesethnic studiesafrican american studiesethnicityindigenous peoplesrace

Land, People, and Palestine: Lessons From Jewish Genetics. Society for the Social Studies of Science Palestine Forum (2024)

Noah Tamarkin

anthropologylevantforensic geneticsgenetic foundationdiaspora studiesethnic studiesjewish geneticsethnicityhuman variationhuman geneticspopulation genetics

South Africa’s Lemba People: How They View Their Jewishness Challenges Zionist Ideas That Identity is Linked to One Homeland. (2024)

Noah Tamarkin

southern african studieslemba peopleanthropologyafrican diasporaidentity (social science)culturediaspora studiesafrican studiesnationalismcultural anthropologyjewishness challengessouth africa ’african identity

Legislating Forensic Genetics in South Africa. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Noah Tamarkin

southern african studiesanthropologyforensic identificationlawcolonialismforensic geneticscriminal dna databaseforensic dnaafrican studiescriminal lawforensic sciencesouth africarace

Genetic Afterlives: Black Jewish Indigeneity in South Africa. (2020)

Noah Tamarkin

anthropologyafrican diasporaracial studiesethnic studiesafrican studiesethnicitygenetic afterlivesafrican identityrace

Forensics and Fortification in South African Self-Captivity. History and Anthropology (2019)

Noah Tamarkin

southern african studiesanthropologylawafrican diasporaforensic geneticshuman rightsafrican studiescriminologycriminal lawforensic sciencesocial justicetheoretical criminologysouth african self-captivityinternational criminologyprivileged embrace

Indigenous African Jewishness and Religion as a Site of Knowledge Production. Proceedings of the African Futures Conference (2018)

Noah Tamarkin

cultureethnic studiesafrican american studiescultural anthropologyethnographyafrican studiesindigenous african jewishnessknowledge productionracial studiesanthropologycultural studiesafrican identitylemba peopleafrican diasporadiaspora studiessociocultural anthropologyethnicitysocial anthropologyblack experience

Time and Relational Possibility: Cultural Anthropology in 2017. American Anthropologist (2018)

Noah Tamarkin

ethnographyanthropologycultural historyindigenous studiesculturesociocultural anthropologycultural studiescultural changerelational possibilitycultural analysispersonal experiencecultural anthropologysocial anthropologyanthropological theoryethnographic theoryethnohistory

Year in Review Essay: “Time and Relational Possibility: Cultural Anthropology in 2017.”. American Anthropologist (2018)

Noah Tamarkin

ethnographyanthropologycultural dynamicscultureethnomethodologysociocultural anthropologycultural studiescultural changecultural theoryrelational possibilityintercultural studiescultural analysisreview essaycultural anthropologysocial anthropologyanthropological theoryethnographic theory

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Noah Tamarkin

Associate Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Science and Technology Studies

Department of Anthropology

Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program

Noah Tamarkin is currently serving as a Science And Technology Studies Associate Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Cornell University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Forensic Dna Databases and the Emergence of Carceral Human Rights in South Africa. Science Technology and Society (2025)

Noah Tamarkin

Eleven After Race Classification: Grappling With South African Indigenous Dna in Practice. Columbia University Press eBooks (2024)

Noah Tamarkin

southern african studiesanthropologyrace classificationracial studiesethnic studiesafrican american studiesethnicityindigenous peoplesrace

Land, People, and Palestine: Lessons From Jewish Genetics. Society for the Social Studies of Science Palestine Forum (2024)

Noah Tamarkin

anthropologylevantforensic geneticsgenetic foundationdiaspora studiesethnic studiesjewish geneticsethnicityhuman variationhuman geneticspopulation genetics

South Africa’s Lemba People: How They View Their Jewishness Challenges Zionist Ideas That Identity is Linked to One Homeland. (2024)

Noah Tamarkin

Legislating Forensic Genetics in South Africa. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Noah Tamarkin

southern african studiesanthropologyforensic identificationlawcolonialismforensic geneticscriminal dna databaseforensic dnaafrican studiescriminal lawforensic sciencesouth africarace

Genetic Afterlives: Black Jewish Indigeneity in South Africa. (2020)

Noah Tamarkin

anthropologyafrican diasporaracial studiesethnic studiesafrican studiesethnicitygenetic afterlivesafrican identityrace

Forensics and Fortification in South African Self-Captivity. History and Anthropology (2019)

Noah Tamarkin

Indigenous African Jewishness and Religion as a Site of Knowledge Production. Proceedings of the African Futures Conference (2018)

Noah Tamarkin

Time and Relational Possibility: Cultural Anthropology in 2017. American Anthropologist (2018)

Noah Tamarkin

Year in Review Essay: “Time and Relational Possibility: Cultural Anthropology in 2017.”. American Anthropologist (2018)

Noah Tamarkin

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