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TitleDateReferenceAuthorsCall #ISSN
Chinese immigrants and underground lotteries in South Africa: negotiating space at the cusp of a racial-capitalism order2019 Journal of southern African studies 45 (1): 49-68
  • Stephen Louw
H6/KY [JOURNAL-]0305-7070
‘Almost everybody does it … ’ gambling as future-making in western Kenya2019 Journal of Eastern African studies 13 (4): 739-57
  • Mario Schmidt
H6/KY [EASTERN-]1753-1055
Sociopolitical, ceremonial, and economic aspects of gambling in ancient North America: a case study from Chaco Canyon2018 American antiquity 83 (1): 34-53
  • Robert S. Weiner
*H6/KE [AMERICAN-]0002-7316Spanish summary
African numbers games and gambler motivation: 'fahfee' in contemporary South Africa2018 African affairs 117 (466): 109-29
  • Stephen Louw
H6/KY [AFRICAN-]0001-9909
Utilising social network research in the qualitative exploration of gamblers' social relationships2018 Qualitative research 18 (2): 207-23
  • Fiona Dobbie
  • Gerda Reith
  • Susan McConville
H6 [QUALITATIVE-]1468-7941
Dangerous speculation: the appeal of pyramid schemes in rural Siberia2018 Focaal (81): 58-71
  • Leonine Schiffauer
H6/KF [FOCAAL-]0920-1297
Wanna bet? Classic ballcourt 2 at Nixtun-Ch'ich', Petén, Guatemala2018 Latin American antiquity 29 (3): 610-15
  • Prudence M. Rice
*H6/KE [LATIN-]1045-6635Spanish summary
Reason and luck in the process of betting in horse racing in Rio de Janeiro2018 Etnográfica: revista do Centro de Estudos de Antropologia Social 22 (3): 481-501
  • Rômulo Bulgarelli Labronici
H6 [ETNOGRAFICA-]0873-6561English summary
Asserting tribal sovereignty through compact negotiations. A case study from the Coushatta tribe of Louisiana2017 American Indian quarterly 41 (1): 67-92
  • Jay Precht
H6/KUB [AMERICAN-]0095-182X
Economic impact of popular culture in Cali, Colombia2017 Studies in Latin American popular culture 35: 104-15
  • Ana Isabel Gallego
  • Julio César Alonso C.
*H6/KUL [STUDIES-]0730-9139
Corporate social responsibility and conflicts of interest in the alcohol and gambling industries: a post-political discourse?2017 British journal of sociology 68 (2): 254-72
  • Ben Baumberg Geiger
  • Valentina Cuzzocrea
H6/KF [BRITISH-]0007-1315
A clinical economy of speculation: financial trading and gambling disorder in Spain2017 Cultural anthropology 32 (2): 269-93
  • Jorge Núñez
H6 [CULTURAL-]0886-7356
Gambling with the gift: a preface to Marcel Mauss’ 'Wette, wedding'2017 Hau 7 (3): 443-5
  • Mario Schmidt
2049-1115
Wette, wedding2017 Hau 7 (3): 446-50
  • Marcel Mauss
2049-1115also in French, 448-9
Exploring guanxi in a cross-cultural context. The case of Cantonese-speaking Chinese in Johannesburg2017 Journal of Chinese overseas 13 (2): 262-85
  • Ying-Ying Tiffany Liu
H6/KW [JOURNAL-]1793-0391in special issue 'Chinese migrants in Latin America/Caribbean and Africa, then and now'; Chinese summary
Abiding chance: online poker and the software of self-discipline2016 Public culture 28 (3): 563-92
  • Natasha Dow Schüll
H6/KF [PUBLIC-]0899-2363
Mongla and the borderland politics of Myanmar2016 Asian anthropology 15 (2): 152-68
  • Tharaphi Than
H6/KW [ASIAN-]1683-478Xin special issue 'Borderlands in Asia: emergent conditions and relations'
A tale of two borderlands: material lucidity and deep play in the transborder tourism space in Hong Kong and Macao2016 Asian anthropology 15 (2): 186-206
  • Yuk Wah Chan
H6/KW [ASIAN-]1683-478Xin special issue 'Borderlands in Asia: emergent conditions and relations'
Phatic violence? Gambling and the arts of distraction in Laos2016 Journal of linguistic anthropology 26 (3): 294-314
  • Charles H.P. Zuckerman
H6/KK [JOURNAL-]1055-1360
The development of a gaming enterprise for the Navajo nation2016 American Indian quarterly 40 (4): 295-332
  • Susan Fae Carder
H6/KUB [AMERICAN-]0095-182X
Enriching qualitative research by engaging peer interviewers: a case study2016 Qualitative research 16 (6): 661-80
  • Aklilu Wendaferew
  • Cheryl Pedersen
  • Julia Woodhall-Melnik
  • Kimberly Devotta
  • Tatiana P. Dowbor
H6 [QUALITATIVE-]1468-7941
Bingo: winning and losing in the discourses of problem gambling2015 Anthropologica (New Series) 57 (2): 525-37
  • Jo-Anne Fiske
H6/KUB [ANTHROPOLOGICA N.S.-]0003-5459French summary
The 'black elephants' graveyard: an anthropological study of betting-related match fixing in Taiwanese baseball2015 Anthropologie et sociétés 39 (3): 217-35
  • Jérôme Soldaní
H6 [ANTHROPOLOGIE-]0702-8997English and Spanish summaries
The grinders: making meaning in the online and offline lives of internet poket players2015 Ethnologia fennica 42: 23-39
  • Jukka Jouhki
H6/KVT [ETHNOLOGIA-]0355-1776in thematic issue 'Social networks, communication and internet'
'A place for men to come and do their thing': constructing masculinities in betting shops in London2014 British journal of sociology 65 (1): 170-91
  • Rebecca Cassidy
H6/KF [BRITISH-]0007-1315
The booming market of contemporary art2014 Focaal (69): 84-96
  • Thomas Fillitz
H6/KF [FOCAAL-]0920-1297
Introduction: gambling as analytic in Melanesia2014 Oceania 84 (3): 207-21
  • Anthony J. Pickles
H6/KX [OCEANIA-]0029-8077in special issue 'Melanesian gambling as analytic'
'Our good work' or 'the Devil's work'? Inequality, exchange, and card playing among the Gende2014 Oceania 84 (3): 222-38
  • Laura Zimmer-Tamakoshi
H6/KX [OCEANIA-]0029-8077in special issue 'Melanesian gambling as analytic'
Cards on Kiriwina: magic, cosmology, and the 'divine dividual' in Trobriand gambling2014 Oceania 84 (3): 239-55
  • Mark S. Mosko
H6/KX [OCEANIA-]0029-8077in special issue 'Melanesian gambling as analytic'
Horse race gambling and the economy of 'bad money' in contemporary Fiji2014 Oceania 84 (3): 256-71
  • Geir Henning Presterudstuen
H6/KX [OCEANIA-]0029-8077in special issue 'Melanesian gambling as analytic'
'Bom bombed kwin': how two card games model kula, moka, and Goroka2014 Oceania 84 (3): 272-88
  • Anthony J. Pickels
H6/KX [OCEANIA-]0029-8077in special issue 'Melanesian gambling as analytic'
Fast money schemes are risky business: gamblers and investors in a Papua New Guinean Ponzi Scheme2014 Oceania 84 (3): 289-305
  • John Cox
H6/KX [OCEANIA-]0029-8077in special issue 'Melanesian gambling as analytic'
Afterword: manufacturing gambling2014 Oceania 84 (3): 306-14
  • Rebecca Cassidy
H6/KX [OCEANIA-]0029-8077in special issue 'Melanesian gambling as analytic'
African migrants' gambling in Finland: culture, hierarchies, and values2014 Suomen antropologi 39 (2): 58-72
  • Perpetual Crentsil
H6 [SUOMEN-]0355-3930
Dealing and sharing: the construction of community in a Pretoria public park2014 Anthropology Southern Africa 27 (3-4): 253-64
  • Dennis Edward Webster
*H6 [SOUTH-]0258-0144
One size doesn't fit all: experiences of family members of indigenous gamblers2013 Australian Aboriginal studies (1): 73-84
  • Ashley Gordon
  • Helen Breen
  • Louise Holdsworth
  • Nerilee Hing
H6/KX [AUSTRALIAN-]0729-4352
The nine from the pines: high-stakes Bingo and federal intervention in Coushatta tribal affairs in the 1980s2013 Native South 6: 142-69
  • Jay Precht
H6/KUB [NATIVE SOUTH-]1943-2596
Techno economic systems and excessive consumption: a political economy of 'pathological' gambling2013 British journal of sociology 64 (4): 717-38
  • Gerda Reith
H6/KF [BRITISH-]0007-1315
The results of on-reserve casinos as sources of Aboriginal economic development: helpful intentions with devastating drawbacks2013 Canadian journal of native studies 33 (1): 17-25
  • Michelle Durell
*H6/KUB [CANADIAN-]0715-3244French summary
Death at the races: the Portuguese presence during the Happy Valley fire of 19182013 Journal of the Hong Kong branch of the Royal Asiatic Society 53: 89-107
  • Roy Eric Xavier
H6/KWS [ROYAL-]
Gambling in Flores, Indonesia: not such risky business2012 The Australian journal of anthropology 23 (1): 101-16
  • Jayne Curnow
H6/KF [AUSTRALIAN-]1035-8811
A comparative analysis of Indian gaming in the United States2012 American Indian quarterly 36 (1): 50-74
  • Rick L. Bunch
  • William V. Ackerman
H6/KUB [AMERICAN-]0095-182X
Social rationality and scales of action: inter-ethnic relations in cockfighting and game-fishing, Raiatea, French Polynesia2012 Ethnic and racial studies 35 (12): 2116-33
  • Anne-Christine Trémon
H6/KD [ETHNIC-]0141-9870
Subjects of luck - contingency, morality, and the anticipation of everyday life2012 Social analysis 56 (2): 1-18
  • Caroline Humphrey
  • Giovanni da Col
H6/KF [SOCIAL-]0155-977Xintroduction to special issue 'Future and fortune: contingency morality, and the anticipation of everyday life'
Laki charms: 'luck' and personal agency in North Mekeo social change2012 Social analysis 56 (2): 19-38
  • Mark S. Mosko
H6/KF [SOCIAL-]0155-977Xin special issue 'Future and fortune: contingency morality, and the anticipation of everyday life'
Fire rock: Navajo prohibitions against gambling2012 Ethnohistory 59 (3): 515-40
  • Maureen T. Schwartz
H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-]0014-1801
Vocabularies of gambling justification among Finnish and French players2012 European journal of cultural studies 15 (4): 496-512
  • Majia H. Majamäki
  • Virve K. Pöysti
H6/KF [EUROPEAN-]1367-5494
'Tata ma chance': on contingency and the lottery in post-apartheid South Africa2012 Africa 82 (1): 41-68
  • Ilana van Wyk
H6/KY [AFRICA-]0001-9720in special issue 'Popular economies in South Africa'; French summary
Horse versus machine: battles in the betting shop2012 Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (New Series) 18 (2): 266-84
  • Rebecca Cassidy
H6 [JOURNAL-]1359-0987French summary
A profile of gambling behaviour and impacts among indigenous Australians attending a cultural event in New South Wales2012 Australian Aboriginal studies (2): 3-20
  • Ashley Gordon
  • Helen Breen
  • Jeremy Buultjens
  • Nerilee Hing
H6/KX [AUSTRALIAN-]0729-4352

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