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Discover Anthroprospective: Australia's pioneering anthropology journal based in Naarm (Melbourne), dedicated to demystifying academic research. Born from a profound respect for scholarly work and the need for inclusivity, we transform complex studies into accessible insights. Our journal serves as a vibrant conduit between academic circles and public discourse, encouraging a broader understanding of human experiences and social dynamics.

Through meticulously crafted articles, engaging interviews with leading social scientists, and interactive salons, Anthroprospective fosters a community of curious minds eager to explore diverse perspectives through a systems lens. We aim to not only inform but inspire our readers, facilitating a deeper dialogue on the pressing issues shaping our world today. Join us in redefining the boundaries of knowledge and expanding the horizons of understanding.




                                                                                             










Founder and Editor-in-Chief

Courtney holds a First-Class Honours in Anthropology from the University of Queensland. She has over six years of experience working in the community development sector and, for the past three years, has been working as a native title anthropologist.

Courtney has published for The Australian Journal of Anthropology. She loves to bring her background experience in social anthropology, community development and journalism to her writing style. Her work is largely informed by the social peculiarities of modern thought, current trends in the humanities and arts, and through the lived experiences of human beings.

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Anthrōprospective is Australia’s first independent anthropology journal of it’s kind. Based in Naarm (Melbourne).

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work, the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri and Bunurong people.