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Full text of article by Wang Mingming, posted to Journal of the British Academy, volume 5, pp. 201-250.

Memoir by Chris Hann, posted 14 November 2017

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How did cousin marriage—an institution that had been not only common, but also emotionally resonant, culturally validated, and economically productive in America—come to be recast as emotionally repugnant, medically dangerous, and politically backward?

Have humans always consumed alcohol? How has our relationship with it evolved over time? Join three experts for an evening of short talks and discussion exploring the history of alcohol consumption.

'Tears of Rangi' by Dame Anne Salmond was shortlisted for our 2018 Al Rodhan Prize. Her most ambitious book to date, it looks at New Zealand as a site of cosmo-diversity, a place where multiple worlds engage and collide. In this extract, the author explores how the terms Māori and pākehā came into usage.

The anthropologist and Al-Rodhan Prize-shortlisted author of 'Tears of Rangi' Dame Anne Salmond FBA on Maori culture, turning a book into a documentary, and how ideas from New Zealand might just change the world.