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The great outboard debate: negotiating materiality and dispossession in a Southeast Asian marine hunting community | An urban political from the "end of the world": do | Anthropological quarterly 97 (1): 153-82 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Settling history in Silwan: state emblems and public secrets in occupied East Jerusalem | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (1): 5-32 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Multiculturalism and the fetishization of ethnic difference in Mauritius | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (1): 33-62 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Transcendent images: saint devotion, art, and indigenous sovereignty in Oaxacan transnational migration | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (1): 63-94 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Navigating through the cracks of the state system: shifting spaces of hope in the Portuguese mobility regime | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (1): 95-124 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
The great outboard debate: negotiating materiality and dispossession in a Southeast Asian marine hunting community | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (1): 125-52 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Introduction: the administration of everyday life | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (2): 205-18 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Between eating and being fed: competing ethics of community-based road building in Nepal | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (2): 219-52 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Equivocating houses: kinship, materiality, and bureaucratic practice in post-earthquake Nepal | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (2): 253-84 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Financing a middle class utopia: income and retail loans in Kathmandu | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (2): 285-310 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Mining the energy transition: an introduction | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (2): 311-28 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Mining hopes in Andalusian wastelands: the promises and materiality of greened extraction | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (2): 329-60 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Of crystals and semiotic slippage: lithium mining, energy ambitions, and resource politics in Bolivia | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (2): 361-6 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Energopolitics of transition: the political ecology of anticipation in the Portuguese lithium rush | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (2): 387-412 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
On disrupted death rites and COVD-19 | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (3): 439-48 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Life after plasti-wrapped bodies: COVID, the state and the crisis of social reproduction in rural South Africa | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (3): 449-80 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Waves of grief: fluctuating restrictions, treatments of corpses and experiences of loss during the COVID-18 pandemic | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (3): 481-510 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
New technologies in Pentecostal funeral rituals during the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (3): 511-38 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Concealment and care in deathcare during COVID | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (3): 539-56 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
De-exceptionalizing pandemic death in the United States: COVID-19's ambiguous and layered mourning | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (3): 557-78 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
On pandemics being productive | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (3): 579-90 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
After word: after COVID | 2024 | Anthropological quarterly 97 (3): 591-2 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
"Good sweat, bad sweat": the affectional community of gay sports groups in Seoul, South Korea | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (1): 5-36 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
"Making the wound bleed": nostalgia, mourning, and morality among Turkish revolutionaries in Istanbul | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (1): 37-64 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Attuned fathering and the moral dimensions of caring | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (1): 65-90 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
The traitor at the court: a tale of moral categories from the House of Kurds | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (1): 91-120 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
The bearable lightness of being LiNK: anti-aesthetic banality and student humanitarianism concerning North Korean refugeees | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (1): 121-48 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Thinking through right-wing populism and progressive elites: on the caviar as a politico-cultural category in Peru | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (1): 149-76 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Introduction: Timely matters | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (2): 209-28 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
The time of clutter: anti-Kairos and storage space in North American domestic life | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (2): 229-54 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Latent cosmologies, latent media: the material temporality of twelver Shi'i media practices in Mumbai | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (2): 255-78 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Developmental speculation: materializing the future in China's urban planning museums | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (2): 279-306 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Projecting a body politic: photographs, time, and immortality in the Kurdish movement | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (2): 307-34 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Historical alchemy: buried gold, buried pasts | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (2): 335-60 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Infopolitics and technology contracts | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (4): 611-24 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Screen media, technological innovation and the state in Nigeria | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (4): 625-50 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Crazy, stupid, lying, traitors: Eritrean politics and extreme speech online | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (4): 651-82 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Attuning to opacity: interpreting "post-crisis" refusals on Abidjan's local airwaves | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (4): 683-710 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Remoteness and connection on a Congolese humanitarian radio network | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (4): 711-38 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
The intimate infopolitics of township sociality in Cape Town: mobile phones, mothers, and respectability | 2023 | Anthropological quarterly 96 (4): 739-62 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
The politics and poetics of aging: ethnography of an older women's club in Santiago | 2022 | Anthropological quarterly 95 (1): 5-34 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Caught between spectacles: migrant "clean-ups," gendered performance, and the state in a China-Russia border town | 2022 | Anthropological quarterly 95 (1): 35-64 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
A double standard in development encounters: language and the making of green entrepreneurs in Tanzania | 2022 | Anthropological quarterly 95 (1): 65-96 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Forensic apophenia: sensing the bioinformation archive | 2022 | Anthropological quarterly 95 (1): 97-124 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Volunteering for "bitterness": the self-fashioning power of volunteering teaching in China | 2022 | Anthropological quarterly 95 (1): 125-56 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
"Phylology's a thing of God!": Edward Sapir and the Jewish subtexts of American anthropology | 2022 | Anthropological quarterly 95 (1): 157-84 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Introduction | 2022 | Anthropological quarterly 95 (2): 241-76 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Postindustrial futures and the edge of the frontier | 2022 | Anthropological quarterly 95 (2): 277-310 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
What else is there? Vacancy as development problem and solution | 2022 | Anthropological quarterly 95 (2): 311-31 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 | |||
Carceral structures: financialized displacement and captivity in Detroit | 2022 | Anthropological quarterly 95 (2): 333-61 | H6 [PRIMITIVE-] | 0003-5491 |