Anthropology in Europe

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professors in Germany (or Austria or Switzerland, I suppose). I'm
applying for a Fulbright scholarship for 1997-98 to a German-speaking
country, but unfortunately I know very little of the programs in Europe,
and I'd like to contact anthropologists there to see what I might be
getting myself into.

I know that at most universities in Germany, anthropology as we
know it doesn't exist--it falls under the realm of "Volkskunde" or is
included in some other social science, so perhaps my search will be more
complicated than I think. Any suggestions?

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