
Emma Kowal – Welcome to Country
EMMA KOWAL – WELCOME TO COUNTRY
Kowal E. Welcome to Country: Acknowledgement, Belonging and White Anti-racism. CSR. 2015;21(2). doi:10.5130/csr.v21i2.4280
Emma’s profile from https://www.deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/people/emma-kowal
I am a cultural and medical anthropologist. My previous work as a medical doctor and public health researcher in Indigenous health settings in Australia has led me to pursue two intersecting lines of theory and empirical research:
– Australian racial politics: Indigeneity and Whiteness, settler colonialism and postcolonialism, racism and anti-racism. Part of this research is presented in my book, Trapped in the Gap: Doing Good in Indigenous Australia (Berghahn, 2015). Read a review in the Monthly here.
– Science and technology studies: the anthropology of biomedical research, genomics, bioethics, and public health. Read an example of my scholarly work in this area here and a piece in the Conversation here.
You can listen to podcasts that give overviews of my research here and here.
I am interested in supervising postgraduate projects related to these areas. My publications are available on my academia site.
I tweet at @profemmakowal.
