Course title:
Applied
Teachers:
Assistant Professor Goran Pavel Šantek, PhD (principal)
Scientific Advisor Irena Martinović Klarić, PhD (conducts lectures)
Scientific Associate Lana Peternel, PhD (conducts seminars)
Format:
lectures (2 hours per week)
seminars (2 hours per week)
5
English
one semester
elective
ECTS credits:
Language:
Duration:
Status:
anthropology
Course summary:
This course will present the range of possibilities for the application of anthropological theories and
methodologies in development, advocacy, social work, public health, medicine and other fields. Through case
studies and applied anthropological projects students will learn how the main strengths of anthropology interdisciplinary knowledge base, holism, insights from qualitative and quantitative methodologies and most
importantly, grounded connections to communities' realities, aspirations and needs – empower its practitioners to
successfully engage in the analysis and solution of practical problems related to heath, poverty, environmental
and economic crises etc.
General and specialized knowledge developed during the course:
Students will become familiar with the range of theoretical concepts, technical skills and methodological tools
that applied and practicing anthropologists use in diverse contexts in which they work and face challenging
political, social, economic and ethical issues. Students will understand the differences between the work of
academic and applied anthropologists as well as between academic and non-academic employment.
Schedule:
Week
I
Lecture
Introduction
Introduction to the course and syllabus overview
II
USES OF APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY
What is applied anthropology?
What is applied cultural anthropology?
The „fifth field debate“
Basic roles: research, policy development and
intervention
Academic and applied cultural anthropology: a
comparison
Careers in applied cultural anthropology:
Case studies
Careers in applied anthropology
Case studies
III
METHODS AND THEORIES IN APPLIED
ANTHROPOLOGY
Community participation
Sustainability
Methods
Surveys, participatory action research,
rapid ethnographic assessment, needs
assessment, social impact assessment,
focus groups, social network analysis
Seminar
Selection and discussion of applied
anthropological projects for students'
presentations and critical papers.
Instructions for writing critical papers.
Readings
Baba, M.L., C.E. Hill. What's in the
Name 'Applied Anthropology'? An
Encounter with Global Practice. In:
The Globalization of Anthropology.
NAPA Bulletin 25. Carole E. Hill and
Marietta L. Baba, Eds. Washington,
DC: American Anthropological
Association, pp 176-207, 2006.
Bennett, J.W. Applied Anthropology:
Ideological and Conceptual Aspects.
Current Anthropology 37(1): S23-S53,
1996.
Readings
Baba, M.L. Theories of Practice in
Anthropology: A Critical Appraisal. In:
The Unity of Theory and Practice in
Anthropology: Rebuilding a Fractured
Synthesis. Carole Hill and Marietta
Baba, eds. Washington, DC: National
Association for the Practice of
Anthropology, pp 17-44. 1998.
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IV and V
VI
VII
VIII
Theory development
The culture concept, holism, cultural
evolution, cultural relativism, emic and
etic viewpoints, cultural ecology,
qualitative and quantitative paradigms
The relationship between theory and
practice
„Theories of practice“
ETHICS
Is applied anthropology morally justified?
Interference, scientific detachment and cultural
relativism
Ethical relationships
Applied anthropologists and research
subjects or beneficiary groups
Applied anthropologists and employers
Applied
anthropologists
and
professional colleagues
Ethical guidelines for anthropologists
The AAA Code
The SfAA Code
The NAPA Code
HISTORY OF APPLIED (CULTURAL)
ANTHROPOLOGY
Development periods in North America
Beginnings
The Great Depression
World War II
Midcentury
The 1960's
From 1970's to the present
Other national traditions of anthropological
practice – Australia, China, Mexico and Central
America, Britain, France
DEVELOPMENT ANTHROPOLOGY AND
ADVOCACY
The anthropology – development connection
International development
Development theories and principles
Development organizations
Women in development
The downside of development and development
of anthropology's response
Advocacy and development anthropology: a
comparison
The growth of advocacy anthropology
Cultural advocacy
Community advocacy
ANTHROPOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK
The development of social work
Core concepts in social work
Social betterment, social intervention,
Beebe, James. Basic Concepts and
Techniques of Rapid Appraisal.
Human Organization 54(1):4-51. 1995.
Ryan, J., M. Robinson. Community
Participatory Research: Two Views
from Arctic Institute Practitioners.
Practicing Anthropology 18(4):7-12,
1996.
Readings
D'Andrade, R. Moral Models in
Anthropology. Current Anthropology
36(3):399-40, 1995.
Scheper-Hughes, N. The Primacy of
the Ethical: Propositions for a Militant
Anthropology. Current Anthropology
36(3):409-440, 1995.
Johannsen, A.M. Applied
Anthropology and Post-Modernity
Ethnography. Human Organization, 51
(1): 71-81, 1992.
Bates, M., W.T. Edwards. Ethnic
Variations in the Chronic Pain
Experience. Ethnicity and Disease
2:63-83, 1992.
Casper, M.J., B.A. Koenig.
Reconfiguring Nature and Culture:
Intersections of Medical Anthropology
and Technoscience Studies. Medical
Anthropology Quarterly 10(4): 523536, 1996.
Readings
Tax S. The Fox Project. Human
Organization 17:17-19, 1958.
Doughty P., L. Vicos: Success,
Rejection and Rediscovery of a
Classical Program. In Applied
Anthropology in America, edited by
EM Eddy and WL Partridge, New
York: Columbia University Press.
Readings
Escobar, A. Latin America at a
Crossroad, Cultural Studies, 24(1): 165, 2010.
Escobar, A. Anthropology and
Development,
NY:
Blackwell
Publisher, 1997, pp 497-515.
Escobar,
A.
Development,
Trans/Modernities, and the Politics of
Theory, Focaal—European Journal of
Anthropology 52:127–135, 2008.
Readings
Bourgois, P. Crack and Spanish
Harlem: Culture and Economy in the
Inner City. Anthropology Today 5(4):6-
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socialization, social functioning
Cultural anthropology and social work: the
culture concept and other congruities
Roles for social workers
Corporate social work
IX
SOCIAL MARKETING
Social
marketing
as
applied
anthropology
The uses of social marketing
Principles of social marketing
Social marketing methods
Social marketing for health
cultural
X
APPLIED MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Applying medical anthropology
The
development
of
applied
medical
anthropology
Roles for applied medical anthropologists
Clinically
applied
medical
anthropology, health policy and
planning, health education
The ethics of applied medical anthropology
Critically applied medical anthropology
XI
INTERNATIONAL HEALTH
Global health problems
Four categories of global health
problems, urban growth as a factor in
global health
Applied medical anthropology and international
health: a comparison
Fundamental concepts in international health
Roles for applied cultural anthropologists in
international health
CASES IN APPLED ANTHROPOLOGY –
THE RACE PROJECT
„Race“ concept in anthropology
Patterns of human genotypic and phenotypic
variation
Adaptation to climate: the genetics of
pigmentation
Adaptation to diet: lactose persistence
Have we stopped evolving?
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XIII
„Race project – Are we so different?“ of the
American Anthropological Association (AAA)
CASES IN APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY –
STRESS, SOCIAL INEQUALITY, RACE
AND ETHNICITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR
HALTH DISPARITIES
Biology of the stress response
11, 1989.
Green, J. Anthropology and
Goodenough: Cognitive and
Cooperative Approaches to Educating
the Retarded. Practicing Anthropology
20(4):21-24, 1998.
Lewis, O. The Culture of Poverty,
Scientific American 215 (4):19-25,
1966.
Readings
Agar, M., J. MacDonald. Focus Groups
and Ethnography, Human Organization
54(1): 78-87, 1995.
Smith, W.A. Social Marketing: Beyond
the Nostalgia. In: Social Marketing:
Theoretical and Practical Perspectives,
edited by Marvin E. Goldberg, Martin
Fishbein and Susan E. Middlestadt, pp
21-28, 1997.
Readings
Barone, T. Practical Advice from
Practicing Anthropologists.
Anthropology Newsletter 40(3):37-38.
Bates, M., W.T. Edwards. Ethnic
Variations in the Chronic Pain
Experience. Ethnicity and Disease
2:63-83, 1992.
Casper, M.J., B.A. Koenig.
Reconfiguring Nature and Culture:
Intersections of Medical Anthropology
and Technoscience Studies. Medical
Anthropology Quarterly 10(4): 523536, 1996.
Finding a job
Assessing
your
anthropological
potential
Improving your anthropological skills
Selling your anthropological skills
Practical exercises: writing CV and
motivation letter, discussion of the
opportunities for employment, shortterm contracts and volunteering
Documentaries, quizzes and games of
life experiences from the Race project
website
http://www.understandingrace.org
Students' presentations
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Why is stress different for humans
Stress and biological normalcy
Stress and health
Inequality, stress and health
Race, ethnicity and health – case studies
CASES IN APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY –
APPLIED FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY
DNA analyses in forensic anthropology – highprofile case studies: O. J. Simpson case, ClintonLewinsky case, identifying the remains of the
last Russian Czar and his family, the Thomas
Jefferson – Sally Hemings affair
Student's evaluation of the course
FINAL EXAM
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XV
Students' presentations
Literature:
a)
Required readings
Gwynne, Margaret A. (2003) Applied Anthropology: A Career-Oriented Approach, Boston, MA: Allyn
and Bacon.
Classical and recent papers published in anthropological peer-reviewed journals (will be sent to students
by e-mail prior to the seminar for which the reading is required).
b)
Additional readings
Ervin, Alexander M. (2000) Applied Anthropology: Tools and Perspectives for Contemporary Practice,
Boston, MA: Allyn and Bacon.
Stephens, W. Richard i Elliot M. Fratkin (2003) Careers in Anthropology, Boston, MA: Allyn and
Bacon.
Bernard H. Russell (1995) Research Methods in Anthropology: Qualitative and Quantitative
Approaches.
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Grading:
The final grade will be determined based on the following assignments:
1.
Class attendance and participation 10%
2.
Class presentation 30%
3.
Critical paper 30%
4.
Final exam 30%
Quality control:
During the last class meeting students will evaluate the course through the anonymous and confidential paper
questionnaires.
Goran Pavel Šantek, PhD, Associate Professor
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
Ivana Lučića 3, Zagreb
e. address: gpsantek@ffzg.hr
cell phone: 092 1533 587
Date and place of birth:
24/4/1970, Zagreb, Croatia
Work experience:
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
- from 1.11.2011. Associate Professor
- from 1.10.2011. Vice-Head of the Department of Ethnology and Cultural anthropology
- from 1.7.2009 until 31.10.2011. Assistant Professor
- from 1.10.2009. until 30.9.2011. Head of the Department of Ethnology and Cultural anthropology
University of Zadar
- from 2.2.2006. until 30.6.2009. Assistant Professor, Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology
- from 1.10.2007. until 16.12.2008. member of University Senate
- from 1.2.2006. until 1.11.2008. Head of the Department of Ethnology and Cultural anthropology
Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research, Zagreb
- from 1.7.1996. until 1.2.2006. young researcher
Education
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
1.7.2004. – Phd . Thesis: «Neokatekumenski put. Kulturnoantropološka studija religijske zajednice» / Neocatechumenal Way.
Anthropological study of a religious community
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
14.7.2000. – MA. Thesis: «Cresko ribarstvo. Prilog ekonomskoj antropologiji» / Cres fishermen. A view from economic
anthropology
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
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1995. – graduated philosophy and ethnology
Research projects (selection)
- from 1.1.2009. until 31.12.2010. coordinator of Croatian-Slovenian research project about the (traditional) cultural
organization of space: «Mitski krajobraz kao izvor znanja o organizaciji prostora»
- from 2.1.2007. leader of the scientific project about the influence of cultural and linguistic contexts for identity creation:
«Kulturni i jezični kontekst kao odrednice za stvaranje identiteta» (269-2120920-0802)
International fellowships
- from 1.7.2005. until 31.7.2005. research fellowship from the Universityof Oxford (Linacre College).
International conferences (selection)
- 2010., 29-30.10., Contemporary Science and Faith, Mostar, Bosna i Hercegovina.
- 2010., 5-6.11., The Culture of Identity. Anthropology, Religions and Alternative Religions, Beograd, Republika Srbija.
- 2006., 10-11.9., Senses and Religion, 5th Conference of the Ethnology of Religion Group, SIEF, Celje, Slovenija.
- 2004., 5-8.10., The Szeged School of Ethnology, konferencija Sveučilišta u Szegedu i SIEF-ove komisije za pučku religioznost,
Szeged, Mađarska.
- 2003., 23-26.4., Joint Meetings of the Society for the Anthropology of Religion and the American Ethnological Society,
Providence, SAD.
Teaching (selection):
- «History of Anthropology», study of ethnology and cultural anthropology, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, from
2009./2010.
- «Economic Anthropology», study of ethnology and cultural anthropology, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, from
2009./2010.
- «Anthropology of Sport», study of ethnology and cultural anthropology, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, from
2011./2012.
- «Comparative Slavic Ethnography», study of ethnology and cultural anthropology, Faculty of Humanities and Social
Sciences, from 2009./2010.
- «Religion, Identity, Organization», study of ethnology and cultural anthropology, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences,
from 2008./2009.
- «Applied Anthropology», study of ethnology and cultural anthropology, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, from
2011./2012.
Publications (selection)
Books:
2011 «Anthropos religiosus. Antropološko-religijski ogledi», Ibis grafika, Zagreb.
2006 (editor, with Jasna Čapo Žmegač i Valentina Gulin Zrnić) «Ethnology of the Proximate / Etnologija bliskoga: Poetika i
politika suvremenih terenskih istraživanja», Institut za etnologiju i folkloristiku, Naklada Jesenski i Turk, Zagreb.
2010
(editor, with Andrejom Pleterskim) „Mirila“, ZRC SAZU, Ljubljana.
Papers:
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2007 «Becoming Sacred. The Use of the Body in Identity Transformation», Traditiones 36/1, str. 73-84, Ljubljana, Slovenija.
2007 (s Vitomirom Belajem) «Sacred triangle on Pag / Paški sveti trokut», Studia ethnologica Croatica 18, str. 153-183,
Zagreb.
2005 «Ethnographic Realism and the Role of the Ethnologist of Religion», Narodna umjetnost. Hrvatski časopis za etnologiju i
folkloristiku 42/1, str. 125-142, Zagreb.
2004
«Research on Religion in Croatian Ethnology», Ethnology of Religion, Studies in Ethnology 1, ur. Gabor Barna, str. 2344, Akademiai Kiado, Budapest.
2006 (with Jasna Čapo Žmegač and Valentina Gulin Zrnić) «Ethnology of the Proximate: The Poetics and Politics of
Contemporary Fieldwork», U: Etnologija bliskoga. Poetika i politika suvremenih terenskih istraživanja, ur. Jasna Čapo
Žmegač, Valentina Gulin Zrnić, Goran Pavel Šantek, str. 261-310, Institut za etnologiju i folkloristku, Naklada Jesenski i
Turk, Zagreb.
2005
«Religious community, rite de passage and routinization / Religijska zajednica, obred prijelaza i rutinizacija»,
Etnološka tribina. Godišnjak Hrvatskog etnološkog društva 27, Zagreb.
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Irena Martinović Klarić, Ph.D.
Jurišićeva 18, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia
Tel +385 1 48 10 946, Fax +385 1 48 76 921
imklaric@gmail.com
Curriculum Vitae
Date and place of birth:
May 18, 1969 in Slavonski Brod, Croatia
Education:
1991
Bachelor of Science in Biology, Emmanuel College, Boston, USA
1994
Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences, Northeastern University, Bouvé College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences,
Boston, USA
1996
UNESCO/TWA scholarship for HUGO program at the Department of Genetics, Biology and Medicinal Chemistry at
the University of Torino, Italy
1999
Doctor of Philosophy in Biology – Anthropology at the University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
Employment:
1990 - 1991
Student internship at Harvard Medical School, Cellular Physiology and Biophysics Laboratory, Boston, USA
1991 – 1992
Interpreter for the European Community Monitoring Mission in Croatia and in the office of the Minister of Finance of
the Republic of Croatia
1995 - 2008
Research assistant, scientific associate and scientific advisor at the Institute for Anthropological Research, Zagreb,
Croatia
2008 - 2010 Chief officer at Lavandula vera d.o.o.
2010 -
Scientific advisor at the Institute for Migration and Ethnic Research, Zagreb, Croatia
Scientific projects:
1995 - 1997
Research staff in the project of the Ministry of Science and Technology of the Republic of Croatia "Anthropological
Investigations of the Population Structure of Croatia" (3-01-133)
1995 - 1997
Research staff in the project of the Smithsonian Institution "Biological and Cultural Microdifferentiation of the Rural
Populations (Middle Dalmatia - Croatia)"
1997 - 2002
Research staff in the project of the Ministry of Science and Technology of the Republic of Croatia "Anthropological
Investigations of the Population Structure of Croatia" (019601)
2002 - 2007
Research staff in the project of the Ministry of Science and Technology of the Republic of Croatia "Anthropological
Investigations of the Population Structure of Croatia – Anthropogenetic Approach" (0196005)
2005 - 2008
Principal investigator in the post-doctoral research project of the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological
Research "Population Structure and Genetic History of Western Balkan Roma" (7349)
2007 -
Research staff in the project of the Ministry of Science, Education and Sports of the Republic of Croatia "Moleculargenetic portrait of the Roma – an isolated founder population model" (196-1962766-2763)
2010 -
Research staff in the project of the Ministry of Science, Education and Sports of the Republic of Croatia "The
Influence of Migration on Regional Development in Croatia (076-0762385-2375)
Teaching:
2012 -
“Applied Anthropology” course within the graduate program of Cultural Anthropology and Ethnology at the Faculty
of Philosophy of the University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
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2008 -
"Molecular Anthropology" course within the doctoral program at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics of
the University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
2009
"Applied Molecular Anthropology" course within the graduate program of Anthropology at the Faculty of Philosophy
of the University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
Mentoring:
3 Master of Science theses
Organization of international meetings and conferences:
1995
Secretary of the "22nd School of Biological Anthropology: Anthropology and Genetic Disease" and "11th
International Anthropological Poster Conference", Zagreb, Croatia
1995
Member of the Organizing Committee of the international workshop "Anthropology and Health: Growth and
Development in the Changing World", Hvar, Croatia
1996
Secretary of the "23rd School of Biological Anthropology: Sitting Posture - Ergonomic Approach", Zagreb, Croatia
1996
Member of the Organizing Committee of the international workshop "Anthropology and Health: Health, Disease, and
Human Variation - The Transdisciplinary View of Human Population Biology", Hvar, Croatia
1998
Secretary of the international workshop "Anthropology and Health: Anthropology and Molecular Genetics", Hvar,
Croatia
1998
Member of the Organizing Committee of the 4th International Congress on Physiological Anthropology, Zagreb,
Croatia
1999
Director of the international workshop "Anthropology and Health: Anthropology and Molecular Genetics II", Hvar,
Croatia
2002
Member of the Organizing Committee of the 13th Congress of the European Anthropological Association, Zagreb,
Croatia
2005
Secretary General of the "30th School of Biological Anthropology: Molecular Genetics in the Study of Human
Evolution and Diversity", Zagreb, Croatia
Membership:
1995 -
Croatian Anthropological Association
1995 -
European Anthropological Association
1995 -
Croatian Society for Human Genetics
1995 -
Member of the Editorial Board of the journal "Collegium Antropologicum"
1999 - 2000 Secretary of the journal "Collegium Antropologicum"
Awards:
1989 - 1991 Academic scholarship, Emmanuel College, Boston, USA
1989 - 1991 Dean’s list, Emmanuel College, Boston, USA
1991
Summa cum laude, Emmanuel College, Boston, USA
1992 - 1994 Academic scholarship at Northeastern University, Boston, USA
1996
UNESCO/TWA scholarship for HUGO program
2005
Post-Ph.D. research grant awarded by the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research under the tile
"Population structure and Genetic History of Western Balkan Roma"
Publications:
Books:
Martinović Klarić, I. Y Chromosome and the Search for the New Homeland - Tracing the Y Chromosome Legacy from South-Asian to
Balkan Wastelands and Obliquities: Genetic History and Reality of the Bayash and Roma. Sveučilišna knjižara, Zagreb, 2009.
Articles:
Martinović, I., I. Rudan, S. Mastana et al. Analysis of VNTR DNA polymorphisms in the population of the Island of Hvar, Croatia.
Collegium Antropologicum 19: 505-515, 1995.
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Janićijević, B., M. Bakran, I. Martinović, D. F. Roberts. Serogenetic polymorphisms of the four Middle Dalmatian island and peninsular
population isolates. Collegium Antropologicum 20: 47-54, 1996.
Martinović, I., M. Bakran, A. Chaventré et al. Application of HLA class II polymorphisms analysis in the study of population structure of the
island of Krk, Croatia. Human Biology 69: 819-829, 1997.
Tiilikainen, A., G. Fischer, Z. Grubić et al. Anthropological features of the East European region. In: Genetic Diversity of HLA - Functional
and Medical Implications. Proceedings of the Twelfth International Histocompatibility Workshop and Conference, eds. D.
Charron and R. Fauchet, vol. I, EDK, Paris, France, pp. 307-313, 1997.
Grubić, Z., R. Žunec, V. Kerhin et al. Molecular analysis of HLA class II polymorphism on the island of Hvar-Croatia. In: Genetic Diversity
of HLA - Functional and Medical Implications. Proceedings of the Twelfth International Histocompatibility Workshop and
Conference, eds. D. Charron and R. Fauchet, vol. II, EDK, Paris, France, pp. 203-204, 1997.
Martinović, I., S. Mastana, B. Janićijević et al. VNTR DNA variation in the population of the island of Hvar, Croatia. Annals of Human
Biology 25: 489-499, 1998.
Grubić, Z., R. Žunec, E. Čečuk-Jeličić et al. HLA class II gene and haplotype diversity in the population of the island of Hvar, Croatia.
Collegium Antropologicum 22: 157-168, 1998.
Martinović, I., L. Barać, I. Furač et al. STR polymorphisms in the population of the island of Hvar. Human Biology 71: 343-354, 1999.
Martinović Klarić, I., F. Lovasić, B. Budiselić et al. The analysis of population structure based on morphometric dimensions of metacarpal
bones (the island of Krk, Croatia). Collegium Antropologicum 23: 91-98, 1999.
Martinović Klarić, I. Population structure of the rural communities from the island of Krk (Croatia): A comparison of biological (genetic),
bio-cultural, cultural and geographic data. American Journal of Human Biology 12: 509-525, 2000.
Martinović, I., L. Barać, I. Furač et al. STR polymorphisms in the population of the island of Brač, Croatia. HOMO 51: 141-150, 2000.
Tolk, H., M. Peričić, L. Barać et al. MtDNA haplogroups in the populations of Croatian Adriatic islands. Collegium Antropologicum 24:
267-279, 2000.
Martinović Klarić, I., L. Barać, D. Buković et al. STR variation in eight village populations of the island of Korčula (Croatia). Annals of
Human Biology 28: 281-294, 2001.
Tolk, H., L. Barać, M. Peričić et al. The evidence of mtDNA haplogroup F in a European population and its ethnohistoric implications.
European Journal of Human Genetics 9: 717-723, 2001.
Barać, L., M. Peričić, I. Martinović Klarić et al. Y chromosomal heritage of Croatian population and its island isolates. European Journal of
Human Genetics 11: 535-542, 2003.
Barać, L., M. Peričić, I. Martinović Klarić et al. Y chromosome STRs in Croatians. Forensic Science International 138: 127-133, 2003.
Kubat, M., J. Škavić, I. Behluli et al. Population genetics of the 15 AmpFlSTR Identifiler loci in Kosovo Albanians. International Journal of
Legal Medicine 118: 115-118, 2004.
Veselinović, I., M. Kubat, I. Furač et al. Allele frequencies of the 15 AmpF/STR Identifiler loci in the population of Vojvodina Province,
Serbia and Montenegro. International Journal of Legal Medicine 118: 184-186, 2004.
Cvjetan, S., H.V. Tolk, L. Barać Lauc et al. Frequencies of mtDNA haplogroups in southeastern Europe - Croatians, Bosnians and
Herzegovinians, Serbians, Macedonians and Macedonian Romani. Collegium Antropologicum 28: 193-198, 2004.
Rudan, P., B. Janićijević, V. Jovanović et al. Holistic anthropological research of Hvar islanders, Croatia – from parish records to DNA
studies in 33 years. Collegium Antropologicum 28: 321-343, 2004.
Peričić, M., L. Barać Lauc, I. Martinović Klarić et al. Y chromosome haplotypes in Albanian population from Kosovo. Forensic Science
International 146: 61-64, 2004.
Rudan I., T. Škarić-Jurić, N. Smolej-Narančić et al. Inbreeding and susceptibility to osteoporosis in Croatian island isolates. Collegium
Antropologicum 28: 585-601, 2004.
Babalini, C., C. Martínez-Labarga, H.-V. Tolk et al. The population history of the Croatian linguistic minority of Molise (southern Italy): a
maternal view. European Journal of Human Genetics 13: 902-912, 2005.
Barać Lauc, L., M. Peričić, I. Martinović Klarić et al. Y chromosome STR polymorphisms in a Serbian population sample. Forensic Science
International 150: 97-101, 2005.
Martinović Klarić, I., L. Barać Lauc, M. Peričić et al. Evaluation of Y-STR variation in Bosnian and Herzegovinian populations. Forensic
Science International 154: 252-256, 2005.
Martinović Klarić, I., M. Peričić, L. Barać Lauc et al. Genetic variation at nine short tandem repeat loci in the Croatian populations. Human
Biology 77: 471-486, 2005.
Peričić, M., L. Barać Lauc, I. Martinović Klarić et al. High-resolution phylogenetic analysis of Southeastern Europe (SEE) traces major
episodes of paternal gene flow among Slavic populations. Molecular Biology and Evolution 22: 1964-1975, 2005.
Peričić, M., L. Barać Lauc, I. Martinović Klarić et al. Review of Croatian genetic heritage as revealed by mitochondrial DNA and Y
chromosomal lineages. Croatian Medical Journal 46: 502-513, 2005.
Peričić, M., I. Martinović Klarić, L. Barać Lauc et al. Population genetics of 8 Y chromosome STR loci in Macedonians and Macedonian
Romani (Gypsy). Forensic Science International 154: 257-261, 2005.
Vitart, V., Z. Biloglav, C. Hayward et al. 3000 years of solitude: extreme differentiation in the island isolates of Dalmatia, Croatia. European
Journal of Human Genetics 14: 478–487, 2006.
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Peričić, M., L. Barać Lauc, I. Martinović Klarić et al. The role of Southeastern Europe (SEE) in origins and diffusion of major paternal
lineages. Documenta Praehistorica XXXIII: 574-591, 2006.
Zajc, M., N. Smolej Narančić, T. Škarić-Jurić et al. Body mass index and nutritional status of the Bayash Roma from Eastern Croatia.
Collegium Antropologicum 30: 783-787, 2006.
Škarić-Jurić, T., I. Martinović Klarić, N. Smolej Narančić et al. Trapped between Tradition and Transition - Anthropological and
Epidemiological Cross-sectional Study of Bayash Roma in Croatia. Croatian Medical Journal 48: 708-719, 2007.
Pokupčić, K., S. Cukrov, I. Martinović Klarić et al. Y-STR Genetic diversity of Croatian (Bayash) Roma. Forensic Science International:
Genetics 2: e11-e13, 2008.
Zeljko, H., T. Škarić-Jurić, N. Smolej Narančić et al. Traditional CVD Risk Factors and Socio-Economic Deprivation in Roma Minority
Population of Croatia. Collegium Antropologicum 32 (1): 315-319, 2008.
Vitart, V., I. Rudan, C. Hayward et al. SLC2A9 is a newly identified urate transporter influencing serum urate concentration, urate excretion
and gout. Nature Genetics 40: 437-442, 2008.
Pulanić, D., O. Polašek, M. Petrovečki et al. Effects of human isolation and inbreeding on human quantitative traits: An example of
biochemical markers of hemostasis and inflammation. Human Biology 80: 513-533, 2008.
Martinović Klarić, I., M. Peričić Salihović, L. Barać Lauc et al. Dissecting the molecular architecture and origin of Bayash Romani
patrilineages: genetic influences from South-Asia and the Balkans. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 138: 333-342,
2008.
Haliti, N., M. Čarapina, M. Mašić et al. Evaluation of population variation at 17 autosomal STR and 16 Y-STR haplotype loci in Croatians.
Forensic Science International: Genetics 3: e137-e138, 2009.
Barbalić, M., N. Smolej Narančić, T. Škarić-Jurić et al. A Quantitative Trait Locus for SBP Maps Near KCNB1 and PTGIS in a Population
Isolate. American Journal of Hypertension 22: 663-668, 2009.
Peričić Salihović, M., A. Barešić, I. Martinović Klarić, S. Cukrov, L. Barać Lauc, B. Janićijević. The role of the Vlax Roma in shaping the
European Romani maternal genetic history. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 146: 262-270, 2011.
Stolk, L., Perry J. R. B., Chasman, D. I., He, C., Mangino, M., Sulem, P., Barbalić, M., Broer, L., Byrne, E. M., Ernst, F. ... Martinović
Klarić, I., ... Lunetta, K. L. Meta-analyses identify 13 loci associated with age at menopause and highlight DNA repair and
immune pathways. Nature Genetics 44 (3):260-268, 2012.
Invited lectures:
Martinović Klarić, I., M. Peričić Salihović, L. Barać Lauc L., K. Pokupčić, S.Cukrov, B. Janićijević. Roma in Croatia. Inferences on paternal
genetic heritage of the Bayash. 5th ISABS Conference in Forensic Genetics and Molecular Anthropology, Split, Croatia,
September 3-7, 2007.
Martinović Klarić, I. Tracing the Y Chromosome Legacy from South-Asian to Balkan Wastelands and Obliquities: Genetic History and
Reality of the Bayash and Roma. Darwin 2009 – International Symposium in Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Zagreb,
Croatia, February 20, 2009.
Martinović Klarić, I. Development of Biological Anthropology in Croatia during Socialism. The Rise of Anthropology 'on the Margins of
Europe', 1945-1991 Workshop, Max-Planck-Institut für ethnologische Forschung, Halle, Germany, March 9-10 2011.
Martinović Klarić, I. Modernity competence in youth. Institute for Social Sciences, Belgrade, June 17, 2011.
Lana Peternel (born Škreblin), Ph.D.
Graduated Ethnologist – Russianist
Tošovac 21,10000 Zagreb, Croatia
GSM +385 95 534 11 42
lanapeternel@yahoo.com
CURRICULUM VITAE
Date and place of birth:
February 24, 1973 in Zagreb, Croatia
Education:
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2009
Ph. D. in Anthropology at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb, Croatia (Thesis: “Acculturation process
and ethnic identity in adolescence”)
2003
M. S. in Biological Anthropology at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, University of Zagreb, Croatia
(Thesis: “Anthropological Research of Dietary Habits and Biometric Evaluation of Dietary Habits in Adolescents”)
1998
B. A. at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb, Croatia (Profession: Graduated Ethnologist – Russianist)
Additional Education:
2006
Scientific education in the Summer Institute of International Migration, Ethnic Diversity and Cities at the International
School for Humanities and Social Sciences, University van Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2005
Scientific specialization at the University of Ljubljana, Institutum Studiorum Humanitatis, Graduate School of the
Humanities, Slovenia; (from 1 November 2005 to 1 May 2006)
Scholarships
Grant by the Government of Republic of Slovenia for scientific work in anthropology
Employment:
2000 - 2010
Research assistant at the Institute for Anthropology, Zagreb, Croatia
2011 –
Research assistant at the Institue for Migrations and Ethnic Studies, Zagreb, Croatia
Teaching:
2012 -
Seminars for the“Applied Anthropology” course within the graduate program of Cultural Anthropology and Ethnology
at the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
Participation in scientific projects:
2011 -
Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies, Zagreb, Researcher on the project “The Influence of Migration
on Regional Development in Croatia”
2008 - 2010
Institute for Anthropological Research, Zagreb Researcher on the project “Contemporary Transformation
of Local Communities and Cultural Diversity”
2002 - 2004
Institute for Anthropological Research, Zagreb; Research assistant on the European Commission Project
“Psychophysical Health and Cross-cultural Impacts in the Development of Successful Rehabilitation
Processes for Immigrants from the War-Stricken Countries” (ICA2 CT 2002 10006)
2000-2007
Institute for Anthropological Research, Zagreb; Researcher on the project “Population Structure of Croatia
– Sociocultural Approach”
Scientific Papers in CC Publications:
Peternel, L., A. Sujoldžić: Adolescent Eating Behavior, Body Image and Psychological Well-Being, Coll. Antropol. 33: 205-212, 2009.
Sujoldžić, A., L. Peternel, T. Kulenović, R. Terzić: Social Determinants of Health – A Comparative Study of Bosnian Adolescents in
Different Cultural Contexts, Coll. Antropol. 30: 703-711, 2006.
Škreblin, L., A. Sujoldžić: Acculturation Process and Its Effects on Dietary Habits, Nutritional Intake and Body-Image in Adolescents, Coll.
Antropol. 27: 469-477, 2003.
Škreblin, L., L. Šimičić, A. Sujoldžić: Ethnohistorical Processes, Demographic Structure and Linguistic Determinants of the Island of Vis,
Coll. Antropol. 26: 333-350, 2002.
Summaries in Proceedings of Conferences:
Peternel, Lana: Breaking the Boundaries: Acculturation and ethnicity among immigrant youth in Croatia. 16th Annual World Convention of
the Association for the Study Nationalities. Harriman Institute, Columbia University, New York (14-16. 04.2011).
Peternel, Lana: «Pa ovdje nitko ne živi u vlastitoj kući!» - percepcija obiteljskog socioekonomskog statusa u Kninu // Book of abstracts –
«Culture and economy» Zagreb, 2011.
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Martinović-Klarić Irena, Malnar Ana, Peternel, Lana: «Panika u shopping centru» - istraživanje kulturnih modela i stresa kod mladih u
Hrvatskoj //Book of abstracts –«Culture and economy» Zagreb, 2011.
Martinović Klarić, I., L. Peternel, A. Malnar, I. Škreblin, H. Zeljko. Culture Change (Modernization) and Risk of Disease (Stress): New
Avenues in Biocultural Research. 17th Congress of Spanish Society of Physical Anthropology, Barcelona, 2-4. June 2011.
Peternel, Lana; Čargonja Hrvoje. Why do we use “exact” methodology when we have “fluid” subjectivity? Investigating ethnic and religious
identity in Croatia// Book of Abstracts – International Conference on the Occasion of the 70th Anniversary of the Department of
Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana: Beyond Essentialisms: Challenges of Anthropology
in the 21st Century (Ljubljana, Slovenia. 25-27 November 2010.) / Pernarčič, Radharani ; Klaus, Simona ; Lipovec Čebron, Uršula
(ur.). Ljubljana : University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts, 2010. 46.
Peternel, Lana; Sujoldžić, Anita. Ethnic Identity and Acculturation Process: Bosnian Immigrant Adolescents in Croatia // Book of Abstracts 10th Biennial EASA (European Association of Social Anthropologists) Conference: Experiencing Diversity and Mutuality
(Ljubljana, Slovenija. 26-29.08.2008.) / Mesarič, Andreja ; Repič, Jaka ; Bartulović, Alenka (Eds.).Ljubljana : University of
Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts, 2008. 390-390.
Peternel, Lana; Terzić, Rifet; Sujoldžić, Anita. Effects of ethnic discrimination on the health of Bosnian immigrant adolescents // Book of
Abstracts / Petr Skalnik (ur.).Pardubice : University Printer, 2005. 52-53.
Peternel, L., L. Šimičić, I. Škreblin. Acculturation Process and Ethnic Identity of Immigrants in Croatia. Cross-Cultural Aspects of Mental
Health and Psychosocial Well-Being in Immigrant/Refugee Adolescents. Hvar-Zagreb, 2004.
Škreblin, L., A. Sujoldžić. Adolescent Dieting Behavior, Body Image, and Psychological Well-Being. Anthropology and Health: Domains of
Application in the 21st Cenury. Hvar-Zagreb, 2004.
Škreblin, L., A. Sujoldžić. Acculturation Process and Its Effects on Dietary Habits, Body Mass Index (BMI) and Body-Image in Adolescents.
15. International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences / Chiarelli, Brunetto (ur.). Firenca: International Union of
Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, 2003. 534.
Sujoldžić, A., L. Škreblin. Acculturation Process of Adolescents and Its Effects on Diet-Related Behaviors and Psychological Functioning,
Book of Abstracts, 13th EAA Congress, Zagreb, 2000.
Domains of Interest:
migrations, ethnicity, identity, acculturation, gender studies
Foreign languages:
Language
Listening
Reading
Spoken interaction
Russian
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
English
Very good
Very good
Very good
Slovene
Very good
Very good
Fair
French
Fair
Fair
Fair
Italian
Fair
Fair
Fair
Ukrainian
Fair
Fair
Fair
Macedonian
Fair
Fair
Fair
Information Skills: Microsoft Office, STATISTIKA, SPSS, SAS, Nvivo
Membership of Professional Associations:
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Member of Croatian Anthropological Society
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Member of European Association of Social Anthropologist
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Member of Croatian Ethnological Society
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Member of the Organizing and Scientific Committees of “School of Biological Anthropology”
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Secretary General of International Workshop „Anthropology and Health: Domains of Application in the 21st Century” Hvar,
Croatia
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