Forensic Anthropology and Ancestry Estimation Jon Bethard and Liz DiGangi | Race and Power, Part 2 скачать в хорошем качестве

Forensic Anthropology and Ancestry Estimation Jon Bethard and Liz DiGangi | Race and Power, Part 2

For inquiries and comments on this video, please send an email to Dr. Jon Bethard: jbethard@usf.edu In recent months, forensic anthropologists across the United States have engaged in renewed discussions about the role of ancestry estimation in the discipline of forensic anthropology. In part, this conversation was sparked by an editorial written by USF Assistant Professor, Dr. Jonathan Bethard and Binghamton University Associate Professor, Dr. Elizabeth A. DiGangi. For recent descriptions of these debates in forensic anthropology, please see the following three publications which are responses between these two scholars and some of their peers: 1. The initial letter to the editor published by Bethard and DiGangi: https://dx.doi.org/10.1111/1556-4029.... 2. A response by nine notable anthropologists: https://doi.org/10.1111/1556-4029.14616 3. DiGangi and Bethard's arguments against ancestry estimation in forensic anthropology: https://doi.org/10.1002/ajpa.24212 This video is a recording of a live Q&A with the Drs. Bethard and DiGangi on their recent work involving ancestry estimation in forensic anthropology. In it, they discuss their thoughts on the topic and provide additional resources.