Pandemic Journal Editing and Refusing a Return to Normal: Forthcoming PoLAR Issue
By Jessica R. Greenberg and Jessica Winegar Editing a journal during a pandemic has been an extremely challenging experience. In…
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Opening Access to AAA’s Publishing Future
By Sarah Besky, Ilana Gershon, Alex Nading, Christopher Nelson, Katie Nelson, Heather Paxson, and Brad Weiss The American Anthropological Association (AAA) publishing contract with Wiley comes to…
Decentering the Discourse on Love Jihad: The Multi-edged Sword of the Hindu Right
By Anshu Saluja In the midst of an unprecedented global health crisis, the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus in…
Tobias Kelly on Freedom of Conscience: PoLAR Author Interview
PoLAR Associate Editor Jennifer Curtis conducted an interview with Tobias Kelly, whose article “Justice, Conscience, and War in Imperial Britain”…
Political Action and Generations
Emergent Conversation 11 As mass demonstrations mobilized against racial injustice in the U.S. and globally, Nataša Garić-Humphrey, Andrew Gilbert, Azra…
ILLICITIES: City-Making and Organized Crime
Emergent Conversation 12 Edited by Frank Müller and Julienne Weegels The research network ILLICITIES explores the ways in which heterogeneous…
Urban Sovereignty in the Age of Pandemics: Illicit Actors and the Crisis of Governance
By Graham Denyer Willis & Diane E. Davis This essay is part of Emergent Conversation 12, ILLICITIES: City-Making and Organized Crime…
Controlling Movement and Territory: Gangs and the State on Honduras’ Urban Margins
By Antonia McGrath This essay is part of Emergent Conversation 12, ILLICITIES: City-Making and Organized Crime “We are a country where…
The Politics of Urban Sand in Rio de Janeiro
By Frank Müller This essay is part of Emergent Conversation 12, ILLICITIES: City-Making and Organized Crime Rio de Janeiro’s city-making rests…
Clandestine Connections: Water as the Center of Dispute
By Camila Pierobon This essay is part of Emergent Conversation 12, ILLICITIES: City-Making and Organized Crime In September 2015, a group…
