Infrastructure, Environment, and Life in the Anthropocene explores life in the age of climate
change through a series of infrastructural puzzles—sites at which it has become impossible …

The introduction to this special issue starts with a brief thematisation of the key theoretical
interventions in the anthropology of waste in order to situate our own contribution. We follow …

From the Derg's restoration of Meskel Square for its military parades and Meles Zenawi's
Light-Rail Transit (LRT) and condominium social housing projects to Abiy Ahmed's high-end …

This article engages with the constitution of the anthropology of infrastructure as an
autonomous subdiscipline. Rather than laboring in the service of demarcating a new field of …

Infrastructures are the arteries of our contemporary world: roads, railways, airports, ports,
pipelines, fibre optics cables, data, and logistics centres. Built above and below ground, they …

This chapter engages with the concept of infrastructural violence in order to elucidate the
ambivalent properties of infrastructure as observed in contemporary urban development …

This article maps out a nascent field that is currently taking shape, one that bridges
anthropological considerations of infrastructure, political ecology, and science and …

The notion of infrastructural politics has been increasingly used in urban studies as it helps
to explore urbanisation processes, the urban condition and urban life. Given its relevance …

Exploring infrastructure has much to offer for economic anthropology. Inspired by the
convergence of literatures on value and infrastructure in studies of financialisation, we …

What does it mean to design democratic cities and democratic citizens in a time of mass
urbanization and volatile political transformation? Citizen Designs: City-Making and …