Recognition has emerged in recent decades as an almost universally valued moral and
political horizon in intercultural contexts. Recognition claims underpin myriad social …

Standing on the broken ground of resource extraction settings, the state is sometimes like a
chimera: its appearance and intentions are misleading and, for some actors, it is …

The temporary labour migrations of Pacific Islanders to work in the orchards and packing
sheds of the Australian horticultural industry feed the demands for flexible labour that are …

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the global horticultural sector's reliance on migrant
workers. Within Australia, public attention was focused particularly on Pacific Islanders …

Rosemary and I are sitting at a round plastic table, out the front of the small cabin she shares
with four other Ni-Vanuatu women in a caravan park in north-central Victoria. It is about six …

In the face of looming environmental crises and a swelling global population, Big Data's
acolytes envision a “digital revolution” as a solution for global hunger. Interrogating this …

Inspired by questions from local communities about the potential impacts of large-scale
extractive activities, we used others' experience to identify and illustrate intentional and …

In West Papua, which encompasses the Papua and West Papua provinces of Indonesia,
adat has been codified as an integral part of decentralised governance and development …

State Crime and Civil Activism explores the work of non-government organisations (NGOs)
challenging state violence and corruption in six countries–Colombia, Tunisia, Kenya …

Abstract 'Nation'and 'City'are exemplars of much more general phenomena–categorical
identities (language group, province) and the central sites (village, town) through which …