Ensuring that "free to read" does not mean "free to produce" through exploited labor.
The controversy began when it was discovered that Kenneth Hau had made significant trades in 2008, shortly before the Fed's interventions, which seemed to mirror the central bank's actions. Hau's firm, High Frequency Trading, made millions of dollars in profits from these trades. hau scandal
Scholars like Jaskiran Dhillon argued that anthropology needed to "clean house from within," moving beyond theoretical gestures toward actual structural change. Ensuring that "free to read" does not mean
Reports of bullying and erratic behavior by the journal's leadership. The scandal led to allegations of corruption, cronyism,
Hau was accused of using her connections to influential people in the Vietnamese government and Communist Party to acquire land at below-market prices and then selling it at a significant profit. The scandal led to allegations of corruption, cronyism, and abuse of power.