Border Work: Spatial Lives of the State in Rural Central Asia
At the lived edges of political maps, who has the right to impersonate the state, uphold its law and…
At the lived edges of political maps, who has the right to impersonate the state, uphold its law and…
The title of this book suggests a narrow study, likely of interest largely to professionals working in this field….
As the title of Marcio Goldman’s newly translated monograph How Democracy Works: An Ethnographic Theory of Politics suggests, this book…
Seth M. Holmes, a physician-anthropologist, ethnographically captures the social and physical suffering of Triqui migrant farmworkers in the United States…
Linda J. Seligman joins a number of sociologists, historians and anthropologists tracking in some detail the “kinds of families and…
Transforming the Frontier takes readers into the complex reality of transnational and cross-border conservation initiatives in southern Africa. Peace parks…
Though this ethnography of the putative human rights industry focuses on Palestine, it could be told wherever people in the…
Kingfisher’s book is a theoretically productive account of how welfare reform policies develop and travel from New Zealand to Alberta,…
The Moral Neoliberal is a robust exploration of neoliberalism’s “extraordinarily ethical” (p. 19) face discovered through an ethnography of volunteerism…
Keith Brown’s Loyalty Unto Death sets out, with great sensitivity, to uncover and retell the story of the Macedonian Revolutionary…