The Aesthetic Politics of Far Right Movements
Emergent Conversation 17 Edited by Kyle Craig This Emergent Conversation brings together global, interdisciplinary perspectives on the role aesthetic expressions…
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Introduction: The Aesthetic Politics of Far Right Movements
By Kyle Craig Emergent Conversation 17 This essay is part of the series PoLAR Online Emergent Conversation on Aesthetics and…
Christian Nationalism Goes Organic: Populist Politics and the Aesthetics of the Built Environment in Hungary
By Kriszti Fehérváry Emergent Conversation 17 This essay is part of the series PoLAR Online Emergent Conversation on Aesthetics and…
Legal Aesthetics Among American Sovereign Citizens
By Joseph Moore Emergent Conversation 17 This essay is part of the series PoLAR Online Emergent Conversation on Aesthetics and…
“They’re Spinning in Their Graves!”: Art Ordering History in the Tea Party Movement
By William H. Westermeyer Emergent Conversation 17 This essay is part of the series PoLAR Online Emergent Conversation on Aesthetics…
Call for Papers: PoLAR First Article Mentoring Workshop
PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review invites submissions for its newly launched first article mentoring workshop, in which scholars who have…
Introducing Directions Section
By Caroline Parker, Deniz Yonucu, and Jennifer Curtis As the incoming Directions Editors, Caroline Parker and Deniz Yonucu, along with PoLAR Online…
PoLAR Directions Digital Roundtable Discussion on Peer Review: “Thinking With” When Peer Reviewing
The inaugural Directions Digital section features a video roundtable discussion, with Directions Co-Editor Deniz Yonucu in conversation with Čarna Brković,…
Peer Review as Intellectual Accompaniment
Emergent Conversation 16 Edited by Čarna Brković and Jennifer Curtis Imagine a person writing a peer review. Perhaps you will…
Introduction: “Thinking With” When Peer Reviewing
By Čarna Brković Emergent Conversation 16 This essay is part of the series PoLAR Online Emergent Conversation on Peer Review…
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