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Wurihan was born in Inner Mongolia, China, and is an anthropologist with a multilingual background and author of a prize-winning non-fiction article. She earned her Ph.D. from the anthropology department of Peking University, China. Her research focuses on social changes, human-animal relationships, relocation, and displacement of pastoral communities. She has been conducting fieldwork in Inner Mongolian pastoral communities since 2017. Wurihan is currently working as a postdoctoral researcher on the project “Complexity,” with research interests in topics such as cooperative behaviors in pastoral societies as hybrid communities where humans (herders) coexist with diverse non-human entities. Sign up for our newsletter to receive the latest news Storgata 2 0155 Oslo Phone: (+47) 23 35 50 00 E-mail: post@niku.no Follow us:

Phonenumber: +4799857309 E-mail: wurihan@niku.no Department: High North - Nordområde Wurihan was born in Inner Mongolia, China, and is an anthropologist with a multilingual background and author of a prize-winning non-fiction article. She earned her Ph.D. from the anthropology department of Peking University, China. Her research focuses on social changes, human-animal relationships, relocation, and displacement of pastoral communities. She has been conducting fieldwork in Inner Mongolian pastoral communities since 2017. Wurihan is currently working a

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