Le voyage itinérant, de l’utopie cosmopolite à l’épreuve du rite des hospitalités by Mickael Hetzmann

“…If we speak here of cosmopolitan socialization, it would rather be understood on the anthropological level than on an ethnological one.…”
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Des identités (dé)politisées ? Les enjeux de catégorisation des Nubien.ne.s en Égypte by Mérième Ihsan

“…To this end, the article first analyses the way in which interest in heritage issues becomes an instrument of homogenisation, the aim of which is to reduce conflict with the state. It then examines ethnological studies of the Nubian population and their role in the dissemination of a folkloric and sometimes essentialist image of the population. …”
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A feitoria portuguesa do Rio de Janeiro The portuguese settlement in Rio de Janeiro by Fernando Lourenço Fernendes

“…Discussing the theses about the settlement named "Cabo Frio" (Varhagen and Laguarda Trias), the text examines the list of geologic, ethnologic, iconographic, and cartographic factors implied, in light of the elements of historical and archeological proof, to sustain the position of the settlement on Gato Island, the Governador's Island in Guanabara Bay. …”
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Science at Harvard University: Historical Perspectives, edited by Clark A. Elliott and Margaret W. Rossiter. Lehigh University Press, Bethlehem, 1992 by Andrew L. Christenson

“…His principal responsibilities were to collect and display archaeological and ethnological specimens and he made great steps in this direction prior to his death in 1874. …”
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Traditional ecological knowledge based indicators for monitoring rangeland conditions in Thal and Cholistan Desert, Pakistan by Muhammad Asif, Jamil Hasan Kazmi, Aqil Tariq

“…Scientists from Pakistan's Punjab province interviewed herders in the Thal and Cholistan rangelands to learn more about the traditional ecological indicators used by locals to predict grazing resource availability. An ethnological and ecological survey was conducted through in-depth interviews. …”
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Kala-tau Hill as a Medieval Monument of Archaeology and Epigraphy in the Western Urals by Gabdrafikov I.M.

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Radio – muzyka – polityka. Z Marią Baliszewską rozmawia Piotr Grochowski by Piotr Grochowski, Maria Baliszewska

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Bronze Eight-Shaped Clasps as Chronological Markers of the Pyany Bor Culture by Sattarov Ruzil R., Kamaleev Elvir V.

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Problem of Ethnicity of Chiyalikskaya Culture Natives in Historiography by I. V. Antonov

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Jedzenie na scenie w świetle dramaturgii dla dzieci (na wybranych przykładach) by Ryszard Waksmund

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Materials for the cultural genesis of the Volga-Ural Tatars: the Nogai component in the structure of folk costume by Svetlana V. Suslova

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Problems associated with reconstruction of the Bashkir folk costume based on ethnographic photographs of the mid-19th–early 20th centuries by S.M. Usmanova

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On Question of Existence of Towns in Bashkiria in of Golden Horde Era (13^th-14^th Centuries) according to Archaeology by I. V. Antonov

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Ethnicity and tradition in changing communication contexts: a view through the “Galaxies” of Gutenberg, Makljuen and Zuckerberg by Liliya V. Sagitova

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U Thlen and the Nongshohnoh: Folklore, Experience, and Reality by Auswyn Winter Japang

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Tatar costume in museum collections of Russia by Svetlana V. Suslova

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The Cemetery and the Fear of the Dead by Vito Carrassi

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The rite seren in the Chuvash villages of the Republic of Bashkortostan: traditions and modern local features by Igor G. Petrov

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The Republic of Tatarstan in the conditions of 2000s economic crises: strategies and results of the measures taken by the local government by Alsu M. Garayeva

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READING A COLONIAL BUREAU: THE POLITICS OF CULTURAL INVESTIGATION OF THE NON-CHRISTIAN FILIPINOS by Mary Jane B Rodriguez

“…This paper underscores the politics of ethnological research of the Bureau, and critiques its methodology using David Prescott Barrows’ guidelines for fieldworkers as a lens through which to examine the conduct of research. …”
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