Book Review: Uganda: The Dynamics of Neoliberal Transformation by Wiegratz Jörg, Giuliano Martiniello and Elisa Greco
Africa Spectrum, Ahead of Print.
Life-Destroying Diagrams
Reviewed by Jacob Carter, University of Rochester Eugenie Brinkema. Life-Destroying Diagrams. Durham: Duke University Press, 2022. 470 pages. Throughout Eugenie Brinkema’s Life-Destroying Diagrams, form is described as infinite, boundless, and generati…
Marxismo y religión: Entre la alienación y la liberación. Una aproximación a la religión como forma (contradictoria) de conciencia
El texto busca aproximarse a dos posturas con las que el marxismo ha entendido el fenómeno religioso: la primera, conciencia falsa, y la segunda, conciencia utópica. La primera de estas posturas fue desarrollada por los primeros marxistas y cuenta en l…
Book Review: Life-Destroying Diagrams
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Protected: Chamada: Dossiê “Laudos Antropológicos: questões teórico-metodológicas, éticas e de poder na América Latina hoje”
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Book review of Harpaz, Yossi 2019. <i>Citizenship 2.0: Dual Nationality as a Global Asset</i>. Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press. 203 pp
This is a review of Yossi Harpaz’s recently published book on comparative research in four different countries about dynamics of acquisition of dual citizenship. Published on 2022-09-27 09:47:55
Book review of Parekh, Serena 2020. <i>No Refuge. Ethics and the Global Refugee Crisis</i>. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 280 pp
Published on 2022-09-27 09:54:14
Book Review of Krieger, Tim, Panke, Diana and Pregernig, Michael (eds.) 2020. <i>Environmental Conflicts, Migration and Governance</i>. Bristol: Bristol University Press. 240 pp
Published on 2022-09-27 09:58:56
Epistemic Violence Toward Immigrant Women in Iceland: Silencing, Smothering, and Linguistic Deficit
This paper is an examination of how stories shared as a result of the #metoo movement in Iceland exemplify aspects of how culture and institutions in Iceland are complicit in the silencing of immigrant women who experience violence, both in intimate pa…
Civic Integration through Commissioned Communities: On the Cross-Sector Co-Production of Conditioned and Clientised Participation
Policymakers across Western welfare states increasingly make full citizenship contingent on refugees adapting to liberal democratic values and practising active citizenship. Simultaneously, the New Public Governance paradigm has reinvigorated policymak…
What Is in a Word? An Exploration of Concept of ‘the Ghetto’ in Danish Media and Politics 1850–2018
Since the early 2000s, the concept of ‘the ghetto’ has been used excessively in Danish public debate and national policies targeting the integration of non-Western immigrants. This study, theoretically inspired by historian Reinhart Koselleck’s concept…
The Golden Opportunity? Migration to Svalbard from Thailand and the Philippines
The contribution focuses on international migration to rural peripheries in the Arctic, specifically Thais and Filipinx in Longyearbyen, Svalbard. Longyearbyen is entangled both in global migration trends and Norway’s geopolitical interests in the Arct…
Inspired by Iceland: Borealism and Geographical Imaginations of the North in Migrants’ Narratives
In this article, we apply the concept of borealism as introduced by Kristinn Schram (2011) as well as anthropological literature on the role of images in producing different forms of mobilities (Salazar, 2011; 2013), in order to unravel the ways throug…
Learning Insular Nordic Languages: Comparative Perspectives on Migrants’ Experiences Learning Faroese and Icelandic
This article explores migrants’ language learning experiences in two small language communities in the West Nordic Region. We provide a comparative perspective based on an online survey and ethnographic interviews conducted in Iceland and qualitative r…
What Can We Learn from the Reception of Ukrainian Refugees?
Published on 2022-09-27 11:12:55
Linguistic Diversity on Center Stage: Rewriting Anthropology from the Margins of an MSI
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Centering Black Women: A Black Feminist Critique of Mainstream Anthropology from the Margins of an HBCU
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The Margin Speaks: On the Radical Possibilities of Embodied Knowledge as Decolonial Pedagogy
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Archives at the Margins: Toward a Liberatory Pedagogy in Anthropology
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(Re)Writing Anthropology and Raising Our Voices from the Academic Margins
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