On defense and dual use research: A conversation with Dr. David Price

On defense and dual use research: A conversation with Dr. David Price 

Join us for a guest lecture by Dr. David Price, who will lead us in a conversation around dual use research and the complexities of collaborations with military and government agencies.  

October 5, 2026
6 - 7:30 p.m.
University of Lethbridge Co-op Centre for Sport and Wellness
PE 275

Brought to you by Dr. Amy Mack with the Department of New Media, and the Department of Anthropology.  

David Price is Professor Emeritus at St. Martin’s University, where he taught anthropology for 30 years. He conducted cultural anthropological and archaeological fieldwork and research in the United States, Palestine, Egypt, and Yemen. His three-volume series of books for Duke University Press uses documents released under the Freedom of Information Act and archival sources to critically examine American anthropologists’ interactions with intelligence agencies. He served on the American Anthropological Association (AAA) committees investigating anthropologists’ interactions with military and intelligence agencies (2006-2009), and on the AAA task force which wrote the Association’s current code of ethics (2008-2011); and he has served on the Society for Applied Anthropology’s Public Policy Committee (2009-2012). He is a founding member of the Network of Concerned Anthropologists.

Room or Area: 
PE275

Contact:

Jenny Oseen | oseejs@uleth.ca | 403-329-2551