In this perspectives essay, I propose some ways in which current thinking in anthropology
might inform the emergent cross-disciplinary field of coexistence studies. I do so following …

During the 1930s the fascist government launched a programme for the reclamation of the
Pontine Marshes, one of the largest forested wetlands in Italy. In less than a few years the …

Abstract Service-dominant (SD) logic holds that coordination mechanisms contribute to
value cocreation. This research explores everyday social interaction processes in Britain's …

The benefits of outdoor activities and access to nature are driving demand for the use of
outdoor spaces. At the same time, concerns are increasing about adverse impacts on the …

The paper addresses selected examples of the “recitings” of locals–that is, caretakers of the
landscape and the community–of the Solčava region, which touch upon the issue of care for …

Commons and commoning have been historically instrumental in sustaining livelihoods in
Alpine areas. After decades of abandonment and oblivion, a process of repopulation is …

This review article surveys all of the articles published in the major Anglophone European
social anthropology journals in 2020. Taking a perspective from Joel Robbins' theorising of …

The Sahrawi refugees in southwestern Algeria have struggled from exile for fifty years to
reconfigure the animated desert they call badiya. They recovered camel husbandry and …

Anthropologist Silvana Rabinovich (2017), in her analysis of the political power of
nomadism, reflects upon the meaning of habitar un lugar—dwelling a place—when that …

This essay explores a concept called the taskscape, employed in anthropology and
archaeology, and suggests a model for a poetry taskscape. The taskscape is a perspective …