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Muhammad Kavesh is an Associate Professor in Anthropology and the Director of the South Asia Research Institute at Australian National University. He is currently a fellow of the Australian Research Council's DECRA, focusing on animal trade and traditional medicine. Kavesh has authored and edited several influential works, including the forthcoming book 'Spy Pigeons,' which examines the intersection of multispecies anthropology and philosophy. His research interests encompass multispecies engagement, decolonization, and South Asian vernacular poetry, and his publications address topics such as hospitality in human-animal relationships and the complexities of animal trade in rural Pakistan. Kavesh's academic contributions extend to notable journals and publications, where he has co-edited special issues and authored multiple articles exploring the relevance of multispecies anthropology in contemporary discourse.
Australian National University • Canberra, Australia
Director of the South Asia Research Institute, focusing on anthropology and traditional medicine.
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