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Arts and International Affairs, Issue 3.3-4.1, Autumn/Winter 2018-2019

Understanding Multimodalities in Arts and Social Sciences - by J.P. Singh, Editor & Evangelos Chrysagis, Managing Editor
Multimodality and the Future of Anthropological Research and Scholarship - by Harjant Gill
International Touring for the Modestly Resourced - by Fraser Anderson
The Coding Cave and the Performative Fishbowl - by Sarah Scarsbrook
 “Playing for Change, Singing for Peace”?: Music, Dance, and Peace in the African Great Lakes Region - by Jean-Benoît Falisse
Oliver Ressler: Catastrophe Bonds - by Brandon Bauer and Oliver Ressler
Kaa Rada (Stay Ready) - by Primoz Kovacic
Networked Cultures: Translations, Symbols, and Legacies; Some Thoughts on Europe after the Nation State - by Ronald Grätz
Conversation about Monument for Chelsea Manning with Professor Rosalyn Deutsche, New York, June 7, 2018 - by John Reardon

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