Kroeber

[kroh-ber]

noun

1. Alfred Louis, 1876–1960, U.S. anthropologist.

Example Sentences

While the tensions over Chinese export restrictions on rare earths look to be abating as Beijing and Washington get trade discussions back on track, the fundamental problem remains, says Gavekal Research analyst Arthur Kroeber.

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"The underlying principle is that healthcare is kind of like a social service that should principally be in state hands," said Arthur Kroeber, partner and head of research at Gavekal in New York.

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"I think it is going to continue to be messy in implementation over the next month or two," as China dismantles the restrictions, Kroeber said.

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Last year, the university stripped the name of Alfred Kroeber from the hall housing the anthropology department and museum.

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Alfred Louis Kroeber’s name was also removed from a UC Berkeley building after a committee found the anthropologist’s work on Native American remains to be “immoral and unethical.”

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