In this article published in Journal of Agrarian Change, Kenneth Bo Nielsen and Jostein Jakobsen focus on the ways by which bovine meat figures in Narendra Modi's authoritarian populist project in contemporary India.
In this essay published in Roadsides, Hege Leivestad explores the piling up of cargo and paperwork in a global port.
In this article, published as a part of the London School of Economics' GreeSE papers, Theodoros Rakopoulos analyses the two main vernacular poles through which the Greek-Cypriot population engages with statehood.
In this article, published in Social Anthropology/Anthropologie sociale, Theodoros Rakopoulos tackles conspiracy theory through ethnographically encountering the people largely responsible for the creation and dissemination of such theories.
In this book, published by Berghan Books, Tom Bratrud investigates how upheavals like the Ahamb revival can emerge to address and sometimes resolve social problems, but also carry risks of exacerbating the same problems they arise to address.
In this article published in the Oxford Research Encycopedia of Anthropology, Elisabeth Schober, Camelia Dewan and Johanna Markkula propose an ethnographic "life-cycle" approach to the study of container ships.
This article published in a thematic section of History and Antrhopology on Axel Sommerfelt, edited by Thomas Hylland Eriksen, Marek Jakoubek and Tone Sommerfelt, traces Alex Sommerfelt's intellectual itinerary.
This open access book edited by Thomas Hylland Eriksen, Susanna M. Hoffman and Paulo Mendes examines local responses to global climate change.
In the 1st Edition of the Routledge Handbook of Autocratization in South Asia Associate professor at the Department of social anthropology Kenneth Bo Nielsen has co-written chapters on autocratic environmental governance and hindu nationalist statecraft.
In this chapter in the book Modern Folk Devils, Published by Helsinki University Press, Tom Bratrud challenges the assumption that moral panics are only created with the assistance of mass media.
I denne artikkelen publisert i Norsk Antropologisk Tidsskrift, presenterer Elisabeth L’orange Fürst og Camilla Hansen to høringssvar til høringen om forskningsetikk som NESH publiserte høsten 2020.
In this book wich will be published by Berghan Books in february 2022, Celine Motzfeldt Loades analyses how representations, perceptions and uses of Dubrovnik’s heritage are embedded in particular cultural practices, materiality and place.
In this article published in Religions, Kenneth Bo Nielsen and Alf Gunvold Nilsen show how “love jihad” laws and the wider conservative politics of gender and intimacy within which it is embedded feeds into the authoritarian politics of the Modi regime.
I denne artikkelen, publisert i Norsk antropologisk tidsskrift, bruker Tom Bratrud og Marianne Lien Hytteforbudet i 2020 som utgangspunkt for å forstå mer generelle trekk ved norsk forståelse av sted, tilhørighet og sosiale skillelinjer.
In this chapter of THE ANTHROPOSCENE OF WEATHER AND CLIMATE Camelia Dewan combines long-term ethnographic fieldwork and archival research to complicate current discussions of floods as a problem for Bangladesh.
In this essay Arnd Schneider comments on the Learning from Documenta project by the Athens Arts Observatory, drawing some parallels between the arts of divination, astrology and anthropology.
In this essay Arnd Schneider discusses the methodological challenges and highlights the notion of serendipity for a number of ethnographic and art research and exhibition projects he co-ordinated and curated as part of the EU Horizon 2020 TRACES project.
In this essay Arnd Schneider discusses the notion of cultural appropration through theoretical concepts of hermeneutics and overlay, and exemplifies these with empirical examples from his research in Argentina.
In this chapter in Energiegeographie: Konzepte und Herausforderungen Kenneth Bo Nielsen and his co authors show how private actors have come to play an increasingly important role within India's coal energy sector.
In this book review, published in Pacific Affairs, Ola Gunhildrud Berta praises the authors clear prose and fine tuned policy aims.
In this article in History and Anthropology Ola Gunhildrud Berta argues that cultural change is a discursive tool in which the people populating the ethnographic present use distinct representations of the past to address what is at stake here and now.
In this book, Camelia Dewan critiques development narratives of Bangladesh as a "climate change victim", and argues that Bangladesh's environmental crisis goes beyond climate change.
Stipendiat ved Sosialantropologisk institutt Ola Gunnhilrud Berta har sammen med Erik Dehle og Anders Mølster Galaasen utgitt denne reviderte utgaven av Sosio, et læreverk til programfaget sosiologi og sosialantropologi i videregående skole.
In the August Issue of the 37th volume of Anthropology Today you can find articles by Samwel Moses Ntapanta, Franziska Klaas and Konstantin Biehl.
In this 91st issue of the Oceania, edited by Tom Bratrud, Ingjerd Hoëm and Keir Martin you can find articles by Ingjerd Hoëm, Tom Bratrud and Keir Martin.