Martha Macintyre is an Honorary Principal Fellow in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne.
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Must all monuments fall?
Martha Macintyre
1 September 2025
An archaeologist makes the case for toppling statues and returning plunder
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Complex questions, simple answers
Martha Macintyre
28 March 2025
Can “tribal impulses” really be harnessed for the greater good?
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Blood quantum
Martha Macintyre
28 January 2025
Who is entitled to be a Native American?
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Upwardly mobile
Martha Macintyre
22 July 2024
PNG locals responded with ingenuity as Digicel fuelled a fast-expanding mobile market
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Making a meal of it
Martha Macintyre
22 January 2024
How technology, migration and population transformed crops, foods and ways of eating
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Being human
Martha Macintyre
4 November 2023
An anthropologist sees a radically distinctive humanity among Taiwan’s Indigenous peoples
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Other people’s objects
Martha Macintyre
6 September 2023
Adam Kuper’s survey of museums culminates in a plea for “cosmopolitan” institutions
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Double-sided mirror
Martha Macintyre
25 January 2023
How anthropology flourished as colonialism began its decline
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First, learn the language
Martha Macintyre
8 August 2021
Gillian Tett, the woman who predicted the global financial crisis, uses anthropological tools to probe how business works
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In the field
Martha Macintyre
16 May 2021
How five pioneering anthropologists pushed at the boundaries of what it meant to be a woman
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