Men Who Shout at Goats
Journal Name: Social AnalysisVolume: 67Issue: 2Pages: 1-22
Category: English
Shared governance in the public university
Journal Name: Learning and TeachingVolume: 16Issue: 2Pages: 75-99
The Excavations of Aleksei P. Okladnikov on the Faddey Islands in Simsa Bay (August 1945)
Journal Name: SibiricaVolume: 22Issue: 2Pages: 74-87
Affective Cartographies of Collective Blame
Journal Name: Anthropology in ActionVolume: 30Issue: 2Pages: 1-13
Humanisation of higher education
Journal Name: Learning and TeachingVolume: 16Issue: 2Pages: 55-74
“Communism Happened!”
Journal Name: SibiricaVolume: 22Issue: 2Pages: 30-57
Tempered radicalism
Journal Name: Learning and TeachingVolume: 16Issue: 2Pages: 32-54
Forum: ‘Utopian Confluences’
Journal Name: Social Anthropology/Anthropologie socialeVolume: 31Issue: 2Pages: 157-160
The Problem of “Art-House” and Economic Tendencies in the Project “Great Vladivostok”
Journal Name: SibiricaVolume: 22Issue: 2Pages: 58-73
The university without walls
Journal Name: Learning and TeachingVolume: 16Issue: 2Pages: 13-31
Routine and Authority
Journal Name: SibiricaVolume: 22Issue: 2Pages: 1-29
Forum
Journal Name: Journal of Legal AnthropologyVolume: 7Issue: 1Pages: 78-109
Forum: ‘Utopian Confluences’
Journal Name: Social Anthropology/Anthropologie socialeVolume: 31Issue: 2Pages: 157-160
Introduction to the Special Issue
Journal Name: Learning and TeachingVolume: 16Issue: 2Pages: 1-12
Concorde’s Tyres
Journal Name: Journal of Legal AnthropologyVolume: 7Issue: 1Pages: 54-77
Book Reviews
Journal Name: Social Anthropology/Anthropologie socialeVolume: 31Issue: 2Pages: 161-165
Durable Resolutions
Journal Name: Journal of Legal AnthropologyVolume: 7Issue: 1Pages: 1-30
Reports
Journal Name: Anthropology of the Middle EastVolume: 18Issue: 1Pages: 113-118
Reality, Realism and the Future
Journal Name: Social Anthropology/Anthropologie socialeVolume: 31Issue: 2Pages: 100-118
Indigenous Peoples and Criminal Justice
Journal Name: Journal of Legal AnthropologyVolume: 7Issue: 1Pages: 31-53
‘One Piro man I knew well’: A brief commentary on An Amazonian Myth and its History
This is a book review for An Amazonian myth and History, to the special volume to honor Peter Gow
Review: Of Mixed Blood
The review revises the most inportant concepts of the book Of Mixed Blood
Interviewing Peter Gow — Dundee, June 24, 2017
This interview presents an initial dialogue about Peter Gow’s trajectory as an anthropologist, trying to bring to light particularly the fieldwork experiences and events thatithad notbeen possible to commenton and explore in the published material….
Desire, difference, and productivity: reflections on “The perverse child” and its continued relevance
This article is concerned with the relationships through which children have been born, raised, and made into Amahuaca people over the past 75 years, and within contemporary Native Communities on the Inuya River since their formation beginning in t…
Indigenous transformations in the comunidad nativa: rethinking kinship and its limitations in an expanding resource frontier
In Of Mixed Blood, Peter Gow sets out an account of the transformations of kinship and the construction of social relations among Indigenous, mainly Yine (Piro), people of the Bajo Urubamba valley in the early 1980s, when Peru’s “Comunidades Nativa…