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The American Anthropological Association recently issued a final report on anthropologists’ involvement in the U.S. Army’s controversial Human Terrain System program [1]. The report was skeptical that anthropologists could ethically or safely participate in the program.


The American Anthropological Association recently issued a final report on anthropologists’ involvement in the U.S. Army’s controversial Human Terrain System program [1]. The report was skeptical that anthropologists could ethically or safely participate in the program.


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[1] http://www.aaanet.org/cmtes/commissions/CEAUSSIC/upload/CEAUSSIC_HTS_Final_Report.pdf