Names: Podjed, Dan, editor.| Gorup, Meta, editor.| Borecký, Pavel, editor.| Guerrón-Montero,
Carla María, 1970–editor.| Routledge (Firm) Title: Why the world needs …

This is an account of the transformations in our anthropological practice derived from
working in the many interstitial spaces that opened up in the wake of the recent Spanish …

This research explores the relationship between knowledge production and place by
studying different notions of disciplinary and personal peripherality. In an auto-ethnographic …

This article discusses how exhibition making can be seen as a creative method for building
anthropological knowledge. Situations of conflict between social classes, curatorial practices …

The very fact that this third take on a Forum dealing with Euro-anthropology has been
organised shows that the original endeavour initiated by the editors of SA/AS responds to an …

This special section explores and problematises the disciplinary boundaries of European
anthropology by studying the shifting conditions of our work and changing centres of gravity …

Is fieldwork as anthropologists do it simply a method among others? This article disagrees,
drawing on the concept of “serendipity” as introduced by German scholar Ina-Maria …

This commentary revisits the “Rethinking Euro-anthropology” Forums published in the
journal Social Anthropology/Anthropologie Sociale. It reconsiders three specific issues: who …

This article presents a historical genealogy of EASA and European anthropology.
Performing a heuristic exercise of ethnographic epoché, it critically examines European …

Why is European anthropology still a controversial concept? In this commentary, I propose to
locate European anthropology in its epistemology, by which is primarily meant the …