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Mentor Record
Ken C.
Erickson
Anthropology
U. Kansas
8881 West Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90035 <ken@paceth.com>
Degrees Earned:
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Degree
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Discipline
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School
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Date
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| Ph.D |
Anthropology |
U. Kansas |
1994 |
| MA |
Anthropology |
University of Wyoming |
1984 |
Subfields of Interest within Anthropology:
Globalization,
food, consumption, team ethnography, applied
anthropology.
Regions of specialization and Languages:
China,
Chile, United States; English, Spanish,
Mandarin, Vietnamese,
Swedish
Interests
within LGBTQ Anthropology:
China
(tongzhi studies), men's health,
sexuality, LGBT social organization.
Major
Publications:
Doing
Team Ethnography: Warnings and Advice,
with Donald D.
Stull
Current
Research, Interests, and Goals:
Chinese
consumption, Chinese public education,
U.S. restaurant industry, public
health. Building a sustainable applied
anthropology business focusing on
China, India, and Latin
America and a few targeted business
sectors in the United States.
Other Relevant Information:
I operate a research consultancy
in Los Angeles with a small
office and
staff
in Beijing and a licensee
in Pondicherry, India. See
our website http://www.paceth.com. I'm
a Fellow of the American
Anthropological
Association
and an on-again-off-again
member of SOLGA and of
SCAAN,
the Southern California
Applied Anthropology Network.
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