Call for PoLAR Digital Editorial Fellows
In 2012, PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review launched the Digital Editorial Fellows (def) Program for graduate students interested in enhancing their knowledge and…
All posts by Jennifer Curtis
Announcing New PoLAR Editors and Editorial Board
For over two decades, Political and Legal Anthropology Review (PoLAR) has provided a forum for theoretically sophisticated and empirically rich…
Current PoLAR Issue November 2018
Volume 41, Issue 2 In Good Faith: Editing and Knowledge Production in Precarious Times Editors’ Introduction: November 2018 When, four…
Utopia / Dystopia and Contamination: Conferencing in the Wake of the “Refugee Crisis”
By Heath Cabot The Greek island of Lesvos, in the far northeast of the Aegean Sea, entered the global limelight in…
The Sea as Paradigm
The Floating Laboratory of Action and Theory at Sea (FLOATS) held its first open meeting on the Greek island of…
Sea Reflections: How is it to be connected through water and sea?
The Floating Laboratory of Action and Theory at Sea (FLOATS) held its first open meeting on the Greek island of…
‘The ‘Terrible Paradox’ of EUtopia: A View from the Aegean Islands
The Floating Laboratory of Action and Theory at Sea (FLOATS) held its first open meeting on the Greek island of…
Between Utopia and Capitalism: Launching FLOATS, Venturing Beyond Terracentrism
The Floating Laboratory of Action and Theory at Sea (FLOATS) held its first open meeting on the Greek island of…
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…
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…
