邀請加入：臺灣人類學學術社群網路人才庫

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各位人類學者或友好夥伴你/妳好!

為了補強人類學領域的現況與未來發展，由國科會人類學及族群研究學門補助之「接軌世界的臺灣人類學：人才培育暨研究寫作」（計畫號碼：113-2420-H-143-007-MY2）致力於建構友善的學術環境使學者能夠接觸並運用多元的全球化專業資源，打破英、美、法系國家對人類學理論與方法的主導地位。藉由推動學術對話的去殖民化與多元化，我們希望促進臺灣學者與其他人類學傳統或新興學派之間的緊密互動，從而建立強大的專業人脈網絡與學術基礎設施。

本計畫將提供兩項關鍵的軟性基礎設施：其一是招募學者建立「臺灣人類學學術社群網絡」，大家互通各地社群及機構資源消息，互惠合作；其二是邀請學者參與寫作營，旨在共同撰寫一篇回顧型研究紀要，分析東亞、東南亞、太平洋群島及中南美洲人類學的專業發展現況，並比較各地人類學價值的展現方式，最終產出一份集體創作的具體成果。未來，我們將進一步提出一個為期三年的增能計畫，為學門成員提供實質支持系統，持續探討並實踐臺灣人類學界與全球學術界建立中長期對話的可能形式。

因此，我們誠摯邀請各位人類學者留下聯繫資訊，加入「臺灣人類學學術社群網絡」，共同展開一場又一場人類學的寫作盛宴！

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接軌世界的台灣人類學：學術社群網絡人才庫

• 計畫主持人：鄭肇祺 國立臺東大學文化資源與休閒產業學系 副教授
• 計畫協同主持人：林靖修 國立臺東大學南島研究中心 主任
• 計畫協同主持人：林圭偵 中央研究院歷史語言學研究所 副研究員

Hello to Anthropologists & Anthropologist practitioners!

To strengthen the current state and future development of anthropology, this project, Towards Global Anthropology: Enhancement Program on Talent Development and Research Writing (Project No.: 113-2420-H-143 -007 -MY2), sponsored by the Discipline of Anthropology and Ethnic Studies under National Science & Technology Council, R.O.C. (Taiwan), seeks to build a supportive academic environment that enables scholars to access and utilize diverse global resources. We are committed to breaking the dominance of Anglo- and Franco-spheres in anthropological theories and methodologies. 

By decolonizing and diversifying academic dialogues, we aim to facilitate close interactions between Taiwanese scholars and other anthropological traditions or emerging schools, thereby building a robust professional network and academic infrastructure.

This project will provide two key soft infrastructures: First, we will recruit scholars to establish “Taiwan’s Anthropological Academic Community Network” to exchange information regarding academic updates and institutional resources. Second, we will invite scholars to participate in writing workshops, aiming to draft a review paper collaboratively. This paper will analyze the current developments in anthropology across East Asia, Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands, and Central and South America, and compare how the values of anthropology are showcased in different regions, ultimately producing a collective creative output.

In the future, we will propose a three-year capacity-building plan to provide tangible support systems for members of the discipline, continuously exploring and implementing possible forms of medium- to long-term dialogues between Taiwan’s anthropological community and the global academic community.

Therefore, we sincerely invite all anthropologists to submit their contact information and become members of this network, joining us in the upcoming anthropological writing initiatives! 

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Connecting Taiwan Anthropology to the World: Academic Community Network Building

• Principal Investigator: Eric Siu-kei Cheng, Associate Professor at the Department of Cultural Resources and Leisure Industries, National Taitung University
• Co-Principal Investigators: Jing-siou Lin, Director, Center of Austronesian Studies, National Taitung University; Kuei-chen Lin, Associate Researcher at Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica