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Emergent Conversations, Forum

Fake News and Anthropology: A Conversation on Technology, Trust, and Publics in an Age of Mass Disinformation
Emergent Conversations, Forum

Fake News and Anthropology: A Conversation on Technology, Trust, and Publics in an Age of Mass Disinformation
Ethnographic Explainers, Forum, Uncategorized

The Kurds: A Stateless People, Turkey’s Enemies, or the Colonized Other?
Ethnographic Explainers, Forum

What Can Acronyms Tell Us? Media Coverage and the Limits of Proxy War Analysis in Northeast Syria
Ethnographic Explainers, Forum

Turkey’s Incursion into Northeast Syria: Authoritarianism Within and Beyond Borders
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Current PoLAR Issue November 2019
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Tamar Shirinian on Digital Fakeness in Armenia: PoLAR Author Interview

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Emergent Conversations, Forum

Authority, Confinement, Solidarity, and Dissent Part III

Emergent Conversations: Part 8 A Discussion with Catherine Besteman, Karina Biondi, and Orisanmi Burton Part III This summer, APLA President…
Emergent Conversations, Forum

Authority, Confinement, Solidarity, and Dissent Part II

Emergent Conversations: Part 8 A Discussion with Catherine Besteman, Karina Biondi, and Orisanmi Burton Part II This summer, APLA President…
Emergent Conversations, Forum, Interviews

Authority, Confinement, Solidarity, and Dissent

Emergent Conversations: Part 8 A Discussion with Catherine Besteman, Karina Biondi, and Orisanmi Burton Part I This summer, APLA President…
Emergent Conversations

Understanding Australia’s Offshore Detention Regime

Emergent Conversations: Part 7 PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review’s seventh emergent conversation brings together different perspectives on the topic of…
Emergent Conversations

The Future of Anthropology of Law

PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review’s sixth emergent conversation focuses on the futures of legal anthropology, recognizing the plurality of approaches…
Emergent Conversations

Reflections on the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election

PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review’s fifth emergent conversation reflects on the recent U.S. presidential election, presenting a variety of perspectives…
Emergent Conversations

Perspectives on the Academic Boycott Vote

PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review’s fourth emergent conversation features a variety of perspectives regarding the American Anthropological Association’s (AAA) vote on a possible boycott…
Emergent Conversations

Being Like a State

In 2015, PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review introduced a new feature, Emergent Conversations. Although not yet in the journal, the concerns addressed…

Book Reviews

Review Essay: Thinking with Trans

Brian Riedel, Rice University BOOKS REVIEWED Brubaker, Rogers. 2016. Trans: Gender and Race in an Age of Unsettled Identities. Princeton,…

Enforced Disappearances and Everyday Life In Kashmir
Review Essay: Politics in the Name of Humanity, Revisited
Speculative Anthropology
Americans, Deported
Beyond and Before Civil War in Lebanon

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Virtual Edition on Environmental Justice

PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review is pleased to announce the release of a new virtual edition on the topic…

Virtual Edition on Immigration
Virtual Edition on Human Rights and Anthropology
Virtual Edition on the Promise and Pathos of Law
Virtual Edition on Law and Inequalities
Virtual Edition on Transparency

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Current PoLAR Issue November 2019

Volume 42, Issue 2 Editors’ Introduction: November 2019 As we write, Hong Kong residents are in their sixth month of…

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Fake News and Anthropology: A Conversation on Technology, Trust, and Publics in an Age of Mass Disinformation
Fake News and Anthropology: A Conversation on Technology, Trust, and Publics in an Age of Mass Disinformation
The Kurds: A Stateless People, Turkey’s Enemies, or the Colonized Other?
What Can Acronyms Tell Us? Media Coverage and the Limits of Proxy War Analysis in Northeast Syria
Turkey’s Incursion into Northeast Syria: Authoritarianism Within and Beyond Borders

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