Emily S. Channell-Justice

new anthropologies of Europe, postsocialism, and youth

I have been doing research in Ukraine since 2012, when I began working with young leftist and student activists around the country. My dissertation considers the intersection of Europeanization and decommunization in the EU's peripheries and the role of new forms of political activism in reshaping the state.

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Contact
EChannell@gradcenter.cuny.edu
Blog
http://imaginingyouth.commons.gc.cuny.edu/
Quick Link
http://cuny.is/echannell
Academic Interests

public anthropology, Appalachia, labor history, social movements, Ukraine, post-socialist politics, gender and feminism, education

Publications

Fieldwork Safety and IRB Detachment. AAA Ethics Blog (2015).Occupy Ukraine! The Tactic of Occupation from Occupy Wall Street to Maidan. Spil’ne/Commons (2015; in Ukrainian).Flexibility and Fragmentation: Student Activism and Ukraine’s (Euro)Maidan Protests. Berkeley Journal of Sociology (2014).

Positions
  • Adjunct LecturerAnthropologyJohn Jay College of Criminal Justice
  • Writing Across the Curriculum FellowHistoryBronx Community College