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Caroline Humphrey, Baroness Rees of Ludlow, DBE, FBA (née Waddington; born 1 September 1943) is a British anthropologist and academic.
Professor Dame Caroline Humphrey FBA. Caroline Humphrey's PhD (1973) from the University of Cambridge was on 'Magical Drawings in the Religions of the Buryats', supervised by Edmund Leach. Since 1978 she has held appointments in the Department of Social Anthropology (Cambridge).
Caroline HUMPHREY, Emeritus Sigrid Rausing Professor of Anthropology | Cited by 3,710 | of University of Cambridge, Cambridge (Cam) | Read 150 publications | Contact Caroline HUMPHREY.
Where the edges of Russia and China meet is perhaps the world’s most politically unknown but consequential borderland. Franck Billé and Caroline Humphrey provide the missing picture of how multicultural peoples carry on a burgeoning trade that is transforming life along this vast frontier.
Learn about the anthropologist who has researched various themes in Russia, Mongolia, China, India, Nepal and Ukraine. She is a Fellow at King's College and a Policy Fellow at CSaP, a network of evidence and expertise for public policy.
Caroline Humphrey is Fellow of King’s College, University of Cambridge, and founder of the university’s Mongolia and Inner Asia Studies Unit. She is the author of several books about the anthropology of Inner Asia and recently edited and contributed to Trust and Mistrust in the Economies of the China–Russia Borderlands.
Caroline Humphrey is an anthropologist who has researched various themes in Russia, Mongolia, China, India, Nepal and Ukraine. She is a former Sigrid Rausing Professor of Collaborative Anthropology at Cambridge and the founder of MIASU.
