The Institutionalization of “Voluntary” Returns in Turkey
Journal Name: Migration and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 43-58
Welcoming Acts
Journal Name: Migration and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 75-89
From Vulnerability to Trust
Journal Name: Migration and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 59-74
UK University Initiatives Supporting Forced Migrants
Journal Name: Migration and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 99-114
A Conversation with Phevos Simeonidis (Disinfaux Collective), 21 July 2021
Journal Name: Migration and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 90-98
Reflecting on Crisis
Journal Name: Migration and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 124-135
Adapting to Crisis
Journal Name: Migration and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 115-123
The Powerful (Vagueness of) Numbers?
Journal Name: Migration and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 141-151
What has Dheisheh to do with Doncaster?
Journal Name: Migration and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 136-140
Book Reviews
Journal Name: Migration and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 154-168
The Crack Invites
Journal Name: Migration and SocietyVolume: 5Issue: 1Pages: 152-153
Engaging Undergraduate Students in Forensic Anthropology Research During Times of Restricted Lab Access: The Efficacy and Importance of Student-Led Surveys
The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on experiential learning have been felt by students interested in forensic anthropology casework and lab training. Without access to labs and with cancellations of courses related to hands-on learning like human ost…
“The Garden” and “Wanna Know My Secret?”
InVisible Culture
“Half Cat”, “Ceiling Cat”, and “Catt”
InVisible Culture
Beyond Based and Cringe: An Examination of Contemporary Modes of Irony and Sincerity in Cultural Production
InVisible Culture
The Political Life of GIFs: The Common Emotional Displays That Let Us Disagree More Consummately on Social Media
InVisible Culture
“You Say You’re Anti-Capitalist…Yet You Earn a Living!”: Teenage Stepdad and the Memeification of Culture Jamming
InVisible Culture
Introduction / Issue 34: InVisible Memes for Cultural Teens
InVisible Culture
Call for papers
Dear Colleagues!
CAES editorial team waits for your contributions for CAES Vol. 8, № 3, that is going to be published in the middle of September 2022.
CAES Vol. 8, № 2
Editor’s foreword Articles: Dating of the Neolithic site of Toksovo by the comparison of frequencies of ornamental imprints on potsherds Alexander Akulov The Neolithic site of Toksovo was discovered in 1926 but has never been properly dated, however, an assemblage of potsherds was picked on it (the site is located in the southern part of […]
African Renaissance, Afrotopia, Afropolitanism, and Afrofuturism: Comparing Conceptual Properties of Four African Futures
Africa Spectrum, Ahead of Print. Since the turn of the millennium, the African continent has been extremely active in producing African futures. These are part of the multiple non-western modernities existing simultaneously; modernities of revolution, …
Latin America in the Chef’s Table
Food media, such as Netflix’s Chef’s Table, presents both an empirical and a normative-aspirational dimension, communicating specific instructions and projecting powerful images of what constitutes a good meal and a culinary authority. This inve…
Cuisiner les kīrai (légumes feuilles) et soigner les corps
Les kīrai, légumes feuilles, sauvages ou cultivés, sont consommés dans la ville de Pondichéry (Inde du Sud) par toutes les catégories de sa population. Oubliés des politiques publiques, ils contribuent à assurer l’apport en fibres, en micronutri…
Editorial
Journal of Anthropological Films
Then Comes the Evening
Set amid the remote hills of Eastern Bosnia, THEN COMES THE EVENING provides a quiet meditation on the seemingly uncomplicated pastoral lives of two women. Through simple and precise composition with attention to light and texture, the mundane details …