Abstract
In the ASAANZ’s Principles of Professional Responsibility ‘responsibility to the wider society’ comes second, immediately after ‘responsibility to research participants’. Anthropologists have a range of responsibilities to the wider society, including, but not restricted to, the responsibility of social criticism. Drawing on my own experience, I explore the varied history, difficulties and dilemmas of our attempts to carry out our responsibilities as citizens.
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