Culture and tradition have long been the domains of social science, particularly
social/cultural anthropology and various forms of heritage studies. However, many …

In this paper, we analyse some of the issues associated with the posthumanist rejection of
Humanism. First, we discuss some of the possibilities and challenges that New Materialism …

This forum contribution aims to start a conversation about how multispecies perspectives
can broaden the scope of critical policy studies. By addressing three key questions–who …

This chapter aims to further fruitful conversations about the meaning and implications of
coloniality, decoloniality, and decolonisation in the Nordic region. Such a collective …

For many today, extraction is a damning feature of all ethnography. Yet anthropologically
minded ethnographers should not think of themselves as multinational mining corporations …

This dissertation proposes a class theory of non-capitalism, aiming to connect a variety of
labor formations and (re-) productive processes that have so far remained epistemically …

Abstract Concepts related to the future are abundant in research on im/mobilities. However,
studies rarely explain the forces that impinge on who can imagine what future, and how …

A dramatic increase in the involvement of Indigenous Australians in archaeology has led to
a crossroad for the discipline in Australia. This Indigenisation of Australian archaeology is …

For the first time within living memory, the rural Roman Catholic parish of Talavera in the
south-central Peruvian Andes features only native clergy. By placing the Talaveran Catholic …

Narrations of extraction between North and South are permeated with necessarily troubling
metaphors of predatory, life-sucking, monstrosities of ethnographic infestations and …