David
Schneider Lectures
The
David Schneider Lectureship is named after one of SCA's founders,
and one of the defining figures in cultural anthropology of
the 20th century. SCA inaugurated the Schneider Lectures in
1999 as a cornerstone of its biannual spring meetings.
Talal Asad (CUNY Graduate Center)
"Freedom of Speech and Religious Limitations"
Long Beach, 2008
Timothy Mitchell (New York U)
"Culture and Economy"
Milwaukee, 2006
Mahmood
Mamdani (Columbia U)
"Post-Apartheid Perspectives on America and Israel"
Portland, 2004
Paul
Rabinow (U California, Berkeley)
"The Problem of Anthropology"
Montreal, 2001
Ashraf
Ghani (Johns Hopkins, World Bank)
"State-Power and Production and Destruction of Public Value:
Toward an Ethnographic Approach"
San Francisco, 1999
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