Asocial memories, ‘poisonous knowledge’, and haunting in Mongolia by Buyandelger, Manduhai

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Asocial memories, ‘poisonous knowledge’, and haunting in Mongolia by Buyandelger, Manduhai

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Growing up in a culture of respect: Child rearing in highland Peru by Ennew, J.

Editorial: Information technology and anthropology by Houtman, G, Zeitlyn, D

Anthropology and information technology by Zeitlyn, D

Review of de Heusch, L. (ed.) 1995. "Objects. Signs of Africa" by Zeitlyn, D

Trump's Truth: a comment on Arjun Appadurai by Devji, F

Teaching anthropology with museum collections by Peers, L, Vitelli, G

Comunidad, sociedad, cultura. Tres claves para comprender las identidades en conflicto by Maurice Godelier

“…<span style="font-family: Times New Roman,Times,serif; font-size: small;">Conferencia dictada en el Royal Anthropological Institute, Londres. Huxley Memorial Lecture 2008. © CNRS Éditions, Paris, 2009. …”
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In defence of standards or an act of ‘cultural barbarism’? Anthropology and histories of A-level reform by Mills, D, Bennett, D

Secular morality, village law, and Buddhism in Tibetan societies by Pirie, F

“…It is suggested that such understandings have a profound effect on local understandings of the ambit and significance of Buddhism and on the course of its assimilation in the region. © Royal Anthropological Institute 2006.…”

The graphicalization of description: drawing and photography in the fieldwork journals and museum work of Henry Balfour by Morton, C

A Reflection on the Gendered Implications of What Kinship Is by Alessandra Gribaldo

“…This article proposes a reflection on kinship starting from a recent debate between Marshall Sahlins and Warren Shapiro hosted by the Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, between 2011 and 2012. The heated controversy about the “new kinship studies”, regarding sense, meaning, and ultimately the nature of human relatedness, finds the two anthropologists on divergent stances: on one hand kinship as mutuality of being, a locus for multiple ways to conceive and live relatedness, on the other kinship as biological and inescapable invariant of human relations. …”
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Marriage by capture by Barnes, R

Exclusivity: Research in Practice An Interview with Professor Gilbert Herdt by Crystal Abidin

“…He is also a fellow of the American Anthropological Association, the International Academy of Sex Research, and the Royal Anthropological Institute (UK). In addition to his numerous authored books, Prof. …”
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The flood and global warming: Who is responsible? by Mark Geller

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Anthropocene and the dawn of a planetary civilization by Rival, L

Finding meaning in the text: The process of interpretation in text-based divination by Zeitlyn, D

Of squatting amid capitalism on Yangon's industrial periphery by Campbell, Stephen

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Performance and aesthesis in Malay-world musics, religious and secular by Benjamin, Geoffrey

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