PERRI 6 and PAUL RICHARDS, Mary Douglas: Understanding Social Thought and Conflict. New York and Oxford: Berghahn Books. 2017.
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GIULIA LIBERATORE, Somali, Muslim, British: Striving in Securitized Britain. London: Bloomsbury. 2017.
Anthropology Matters
‘We Deserve to Be Here’: The Development o Adoption Critiques by Transnational Korean Adoptees in Denmark
Contrary to the dominant perception of transnational adoption as an act of goodness, an increasing number of Korean adult adoptees in Denmark have raised critical voices about the political economy of transnational adoption since the mid-2000s. They ha…
‘If you give me time I can love you’: A Pregnant Researcher among Male Beach Workers on Kenya’s Liminal South Coast Beaches
In this paper I discuss how while carrying out research among male beach workers in Kenya’s touristic South Coast region – in relation to their quest for livelihoods through sexual-economic relationships with visiting white women – I became a particip…
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CAES Vol. 5, № 2
Think pieces: Comparing ornaments of the Pit-Comb Ware from the site of Okhta 1 and the sites of Hepojarvi and Toksovo by Monte Carlo method Alexander Akulov The sites of Hepojarvi, Toksovo and Okhta 1 are connected by the Okhta river, so they could belong to the same local group. In order to estimate the […]
Liberation Autochthony
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 186-201
Book Reviews
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 202-215
The Good, the Bad, and the Awkward
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 150-167
Seeking Recognition, Becoming Citizens
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 168-185
Unbecoming Veteranship
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 115-131
Invisible Veterans
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 132-149
The Debts of War
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 79-95
To Be or Not to Be a Hero
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 96-114
Introduction
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 72-78
Unintended Securitization
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 55-71
Processes of Territorialization in Mexico
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 41-54
Departheid
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 19-40
Achieving the Ordinary
Journal Name: Conflict and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 1-18
28 | 2019 – Narrating Experience: Rethinking Gender, Violence, Family and Media in Contemporary Turkey
Narrating Women’s Experiences of Gendered Violence: An Introduction [Full text]
Berna Ekal and Åsa Eldén
The Grammar of Gender Ideology: The Press Coverage of Sexual Violence in Turkey and the …
Ruination and the Affective Presence of the Past in relation to the Beit Beirut in Lebanon
The following essay is based on fieldnotes I took during my dissertation fieldwork in Beirut, Lebanon. It focuses on Beit Beirut, a building used by snipers during the height of the Lebanese Civil War, but that has now been repurposed as a museum and s…
Ruination and the Affective Presence of the Past in relation to the Beit Beirut in Lebanon
The following essay is based on fieldnotes I took during my dissertation fieldwork in Beirut, Lebanon. It focuses on Beit Beirut, a building used by snipers during the height of the Lebanese Civil War, but that has now been repurposed as a m…
Spectral Beings and Being Spectral: Ghostly Enchantment within Edinburgh’s Ghost Tours
Ghost tourism is big business in Scotland and in Edinburgh specifically. This paper is based off ethnographic fieldwork conducted with a number of the Scottish capital’s ghost tour companies. It is concerned primarily with the performance and emb…
‘The Traveller Way’
Although a population recognised externally for their itinerancy, the mobility of Gypsy Travellers in Scotland has been fundamentally misunderstood. Endowed with creative power, mobility exists for Gypsy Travellers not only in times of transit, but con…
The Leith Project
This essay reflects on the politics of abandoned buildings juxtaposed with memorials to a thriving industrial past whilst walking through Leith. I argue that these abandoned buildings reveal capitalism’s inherent obsolescence and counteract its teleolo…