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Review Essay: Politics in the Name of Humanity, Revisited

Review Essay: Politics in the Name of Humanity, Revisited

February 5, 2020·Comments closed

by Mark Drury, Princeton University Books Reviewed in this essay: For the Love of Humanity: The World Tribunal on Iraq,…

Issues

Current PoLAR Issue November 2025

Volume 48, Issue 2 Letter from the Editor May 2025 Welcome, friends. It continues to be both a challenging time…

May 2025
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In Other Words

Reimagining the State in an Outlawed Gold Frontier

by Jesse Jonkman Author of Underground Politics: Gold Mining and State-Making in Colombia. Philadelphia, PA: University of Pennsylvania Press (2025)….

Resisting Militarism through Constitution-Making: The Fight for Civilian Rule in Burma/Myanmar
New PoLAR Genre: In Other Words
If Books Fail, Try Beauty: Lessons on Power from Uganda to the U.S.
The US Prison System will Burn to Ash
The Complex Marriage between Law and Computers in the Brazilian Justice System

Forum

PoLAR Scholarship Liaison Opportunity

Update, January 19, 2025 We have filled the scholarship liaison roles until the end of the term. We will repost…

Announcing New PoLAR Editorial Leadership
Speaking Justice to Power 2025: Immigration and Border Politics
2024 Letter from the APLA President
All IU Faculty, Staff, and Students Are “Safe,” But Some Are Safer Than Others
2024-25 Call for PoLAR Digital Editorial Fellows

Directions

Policing the Favelas of Rio de Janeiro

Directions Digital November 2024 In this video, PoLAR’s Directions Section co-editor Deniz Yonucu is joined by anthropologists Beatrice Jauregui, Erol…

Beyond Pseudonyms: Ethics and Politics of Ethnographic Representation
Writing Opacity: Going Beyond Pseudonyms with Spirit Portraiture
The Good Thief: A Note on Revisits in Long-Running Ethnography
Deploying Fetal Death: ‘Fetal Burial’ Laws and the Necropolitics of Reproduction in Indiana
Landscapes of Otherwise: Anthropological Critique in Want of “Better” Worlds

APLA: Association for Political and Legal Anthropology

Panel Collaboration Hub: AAA Annual Meeting 2026 CFPs

AAA Recap – New Orleans 2025

Congratulations to the 2025 APLA prize winners!

Speaking Justice to Power 2025

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