Rosita Armytage

Experience

• 2018–present
  Fellow, Department of Anthropology, Durham University
• 2017–2018
  Research Fellow, School of Government and Society, University of Birmingham
• 2008–2015
  Governance Advisor, The Asia Foundation
• 2006–2008
  Program Coordinator, East-West Center

Education

• 2016 
  Australian National University, PhD (Anthropology)
• 2005 
  University of New South Wales, Masters, Public Policy
• 2004 
  University of Sydney, B.A. (Arab & Islamic Studies/Governance)

Publications

• 2018
  Elite Ethnography: The Methodological Implications of Power, Gender, and Instability in Pakistan, Focaal: Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology
• 2018
  Searching for success: A mixed methods approach to identifying and examining positive outliers in development outcomes, DLP Research Paper
• 2018
  Uganda’s health sector as a ‘hidden’ positive outlier in bribery reduction, DLP Research Paper
• 2018
  The Surprising Case of Police Bribery Reduction in South Africa, DLP Research Paper
• 2016
  Alliance of State and Ruling Classes in Contemporary Pakistan, Economic and Political Weekly
• 2015
  The Social Lives of the Elite: Friendship and Power in Pakistan, The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology
• 2008
  Safety, Security and Accessible Justice: Participatory Approaches to Law and Justice Reform in Papua New Guinea, Pacific Islands Policy