Revitalizing History At The Flatiron Residential Project
o it should benefit most. Through a series of critical and reflexive essays by anthropology graduate students, Revitalizing Anthropology is both a manifesto for change and a treasure trove of ideas. Revitalizing land into a meadow, forest or wetland can recreate habitats and other natural characteristics of the area. This process can give new life to a community through the creation of a new park,. In partnership with W&M’s Global Research Institute (GRI), the attached research package consists of a Synthesis Report: “Sanctions and the Symphony of Power: Revitalizing American Economic.
The Flatiron Building
