PhDr. Marek Halbich, Ph.D.
Marek HALBICH, assistant professor
Department of General Anthropology
Research Areas
Courses
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Contact Information and Office Hours
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Languages
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Spanish - fluent
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English - fluent
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French - fluent
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Russian - practical knowledge
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Portuguese - passive knowledge
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Italian - passive knowledge
Education
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1999–2007: Post-graduate studies in the Institute of Ethnology at Faculty of Arts, thesis Rarámuri in northwestern Mexico: from caves to the ejido – based on the long-term field-work in Mexico, PhD
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1990–1998: Faculty of Arts at Charles University – field of study: ethnology, MA
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1985–1990: School of Pedagogics in Ústí nad Labem – field of study: Czech language and literature and civics, MA
Work Experience
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2002–present: Assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology, Faculty of Humanities, Charles University (2002–2007 head of the department) – classes (focus on): the anthropology of Latin America, ecological anthropology, applied anthropology, linguistic anthropology and anthropology of tourism.
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2001–2002: Research worker in the Research Centre of Personality and Ethnicity at Faculty of Humanities in Prague
Stays Abroad
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2012–2014: Three-year anthropological project in Madagascar called Ecological and Social Change in Madagascar: Betsimisaraka in the Glocalised World
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2005: Two months among the Kaqchikel (Guatemala) – grant scholarship by the Sasakawa foundation
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2001: Mid-term field-work among the Raramuri, the Tepehuan, the Pima, the Papago and the Yaqui (Mexico) – grant scholarship by the Sasakawa foundation;
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1996: Several months among the Raramuri (Mexico), the Bribri (Costa Rica), the Emberá and the Wounaan (Panama-Darién), the Subtiava (Nicaragua) and the Kaqchikel (Guatemala);
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1992: Two months among the Raramuri in northwestern Mexico;