Anni Kajanus

Apulaisprofessori

  • PL 24 (Unioninkatu 40)

    00014

    Suomi

20152024

Tutkimustuotoksia vuodessa

Henkilökohtainen profiili

Tutkimuksen ja opetuksen kuvaus

Anni Kajanus is a social and cognitive anthropologist, working at the interfaces between culture and cognition, morality and cooperation. Her regional focus is China, where she has worked on a range of topics including migration, one-child policy, gender, education, and child-development.

Her most recent research brings together methods and approaches from anthropology and psychology, for a comparative study of human social and cognitive development across cultural-historical contexts, including cooperative behaviours, morality, emotional life, etc. Currently Anni is leading two projects that investigate the role of irritation in human sociality, funded by ERC Starting Grant, and Research Council of Finland.

Before joining UH, Anni held postdoctoral fellowships (Marie Sklodowska-Curie; Leverhulme) at the Department of Anthropology, LSE, and the Department of Psychology, Harvard.

Anni received her PhD in Anthropology from the University of Helsinki, MSc in Migration Studies from the University of Amsterdam, and BA in Anthropology from the University of Kent.

Anni is the author of Chinese Student Migration, Gender and Family.

Koulutus / tieteellinen pätevyys

Ph.D., Univeristy of Helsinki

M.Sc., University of Amsterdam

BA, University of Kent

Asemat yliopiston ulkopuolella

Visiting Fellow, London School of Economics

1 tammik. 202431 jouluk. 2027

Tieteenalat

  • 5143 Sosiaali- ja kulttuuriantropologia