The Impact Agenda and Its Impact on Early Career Researchers

A Discussion with Marilyn Strathern

in Anthropology in Action
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Samantha Page Liverpool Hope University pages@hope.ac.uk

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Contributor Notes

Samantha Page, Impact Editor for Anthropology in Action is Lecturer in Health and Wellbeing, Liverpool Hope University.

Professor Dame Marilyn Strathern is Emeritus Professor of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge.

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  • Page, S. (2014), ‘“Narratives of Blame” – HIV/AIDS and Harmful Cultural Practices in Malawi: Implications for Policies and Programmes’ (PhD thesis, School of Languages and Area Studies, University of Portsmouth unpublished).

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  • Page, S. (2015), ‘“Narratives of Blame” Surrounding HIV and AIDS Eradication Policies and Sexual Cultural Practices in Malawi’, in Interrogating Harmful Cultural Practices, (eds.) C. Longman and T. Bradley (Hampshire, U.K.: Ashgate Publishing), 67-80.

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  • Page, S. (2015), ‘Is Linking “Fisi” with HIV Detracting Attention?’, Malawi Nation http://mwnation.com/is-linking-fisi-with-hiv-detracting-attention/ (accessed 01 July 2015).

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