Adam Kuper

Adam Kuper is a Professor at the Department of Anthropology, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), and holds a Visiting Professor position at Boston University. He is recognized for his expertise in cultural anthropology, museum studies, and colonialism. His recent activities include a public lecture at Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) on 'From the Museum of Other People to the Cosmopolitan Museum,' addressing critiques of ethnographic museums and advocating for cosmopolitan approaches.

Professor Kuper has authored or edited 19 books and published over 100 journal articles, focusing on themes such as cultural appropriation, identity museums, and transnational exchanges. He is a recipient of the prestigious Huxley Medal from the Royal Anthropological Institute, highlighting his significant contributions to anthropological research.

His research emphasizes rethinking museum practices to transcend colonial narratives and promote inclusive, cross-cultural dialogue. While no specific grants or student advisement details are provided, his academic roles and prolific publications underscore his active engagement in both teaching and scholarly inquiry.