ETHNOS

Claiming Resources, Honouring Debts: The Cosmoeconomics of Mongolia’s Mineral Economy

Mustering Fortune: Attraction and Multiplication in the Echoes of the Boom

Camps, Encampments, and Occupations: From the Heterotopia to the Urban Subject

Catching Power: Problems with Possession, Sovereignty, and African Religions in Trinidad

Human Rights and Broken Cisterns: Counterpublic Christianity and Rights-based Discourse in Contemporary England

Talking Pleasures, Writing Dialects. Outlining Research on Schmecka

Indigenous Spirits, Pluralist Sovereignty, and the Aporia of Surinamese Hindu Belonging

Slag Heaps and Time Lags: Undermining Southern Solidarity in the UNESCO World Heritage Committee

Ethnography Beyond the Human: The ‘Other-than-Human’ in Ethnographic Work

The Pain of Others: Framing War Photography in Iran

Jakob von Uexküll: The Concept of Umwelt and its Potentials for an Anthropology Beyond the Human

Lifecycle Planning and Responsibility: Prospection and Retrospection in Germany

Games of Civility: Ordinary Ethics in Aleppo’s Bazaar

Whose Sins Do the Brethren Confess? The Problem of Sin as the Problem of Expiation

Heroes Once Again

Learning to Love Krishna: A Living Theology of Moral Emotions

Transcending the Ethical Dilemma of Christian Humanitarianism: American Medical Missionaries at a Hospital in Rural Zambia

Lifelines and end-of-life decision-making: an anthropological analysis of advance care directives in cross-cultural contexts

Pentecostalism and the Peasantry: Domestic and Spiritual Economies in Rural Nicaragua

Philippe Descola: Thinking with the Achuar and the Runa in Amazonia

Ambiguity in a Charismatic Revival: Inverting Gender, Age and Power Relations in Vanuatu

Buying Up the Semi-Periphery: Spain’s Economy of ‘Golden Visas’

Urban Anti-politics and the Enigma of Revolt: Confinement, Segregation, and (the Lack of) Political Action in Contemporary Nicaragua

Dynamics of Hope: Secular and Religious Apprehensions in the Swaminarayan Hindu Tradition

Palestinian Evangelicals – A Theologically Engaged Anthropological Approach

The Limits of Risk: Exploring the Subject/Object Divide and its Breach in a Climbing Accident

Paul T.W. Baxter: Photographing the Other-Than-Human

The Ethnography of Things Military – Empathy and Critique in Military Anthropology

The Ambiguities of Rituals: Introduction

‘To be One’s Own Boss’: Exceptional Entrepreneurs and Products that Sell Themselves in Urban Poland

A Good Fight: Violence and Female Excellence in Northern Chad

Anthropology for Sale

Fragile Avatars: Playful Betrayal in Children’s Online Hacking Practices

Negotiating Gender Justice in Tanzania

Kissing Frogs: Do Psychologists and Bankers Live in Different Worlds?

Frame, Game, and Circuit: Truth and the Human in Japanese Human-machine Interface Research

Not-Knowing Magic: Magical Memory and Ineffability in Contemporary Cyprus and Orkney

Harold C. Conklin: Atlas of Multispecies Relations in Ifugao

Lessons for the Future: Khmer Rouge Survivor Testimonies as Sites of Individual and Social Regeneration

An Introduction to Theologically Engaged Anthropology

Breaking bad? Down and Dirty with Military Anthropology*

Donald Thomson: Observations of Animal Connections in Visual Ethnography in Northern Australia

Ritual and Ambiguities of Social (Dis)order in East New Britain

Religiously Engaged Ethnography: Reflections of a Christian Anthropologist Studying Hindus in India and Nepal

Lewis Henry Morgan: American Beavers and Their Works

The Ability to Judge: Critique and Surprise in Theology, Anthropology, and L’Arche

The Problem with Presence: The Ambiguity of Mediating Forms in Ifugao Pentecostal Rituals