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Lynn Meskell

Affiliations: 
Anthropology Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA 
Area:
archaeological theory, ethnography, South Africa, Egypt, Mediterranean, Middle East, heritage, identity, politics, embodiment, postcolonial and feminist theory, ethics, tourism
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Ian Hodder grad student Stanford

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Felipe Gaitán-Amman grad student Columbia
Lindsay Weiss grad student Columbia
Marisa Lazzari grad student 2000-2006
Kathryn Lafrenz Samuels grad student 2010 Stanford
Trinidad Rico grad student 2011 Stanford
Alexandra Celia Kelly grad student 2007-2014 Stanford

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Meskell L. (2020) Imperialism, Internationalism, and Archaeology in the Un/Making of the Middle East American Anthropologist. 122: 554-567
Meskell L. (2020) Toilets first, temples second: adopting heritage in neoliberal India International Journal of Heritage Studies. 1-19
Meskell L, Isakhan B. (2020) UNESCO, world heritage and the gridlock over Yemen Third World Quarterly. 1-16
Brown NE, Liuzza C, Meskell L. (2019) The Politics of Peril: UNESCO’s List of World Heritage in Danger Journal of Field Archaeology. 44: 287-303
Bertacchini E, Liuzza C, Meskell L. (2017) Shifting the balance of power in the UNESCO World Heritage Committee: an empirical assessment International Journal of Cultural Policy. 23: 331-351
Bertacchini E, Liuzza C, Meskell L, et al. (2016) The politicization of UNESCO World Heritage decision making Public Choice. 167: 95-129
Meskell L. (2015) Transacting UNESCO World Heritage: gifts and exchanges on a global stage Social Anthropology. 23: 3-21
Meskell L. (2015) World Heritage and WikiLeaks Current Anthropology
Meskell L, Liuzza C, Bertacchini EE, et al. (2015) Multilateralism and UNESCO World Heritage: decision-making, States Parties and political processes International Journal of Heritage Studies. 21: 423-440
Meskell L. (2015) Gridlock: UNESCO, global conflict and failed ambitions World Archaeology. 47: 225-238
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