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• Schober, Elisabeth (2022). Working the supply chain: towards an anthropology of maritime logistics, The Routledge Handbook of the Anthropology of Labor . Routledge. ISSN 9780367745509.
• Dewan, Camelia; Schober, Elisabeth & Markkula, Johanna (2022). Container Ships: Life Cycles, Chains of Value, and Labor in Maritime Logistics. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Anthropology. ISSN 2040-1876. doi: 10.1093/acrefore/9780190854584.013.374. Vis sammendrag

  Goods moved on board container ships constitute 70 percent of all world cargo by economic value, which makes container ships vital things in the broader agglomeration of contemporary global capitalism. These vessels are in themselves also containers of other forms of value: they on occasion store, move, and disperse noneconomic forms of social worth. Building on the insights of critical logistics studies and coupling them with anthropological insights on value, the article proposes an ethnographic “life-cycle” approach to the study of container ships that broadens maritime anthropology to encompass contemporary forms of seaborne capitalism. With the container vessel functioning as a connecting device between different “sited” fieldwork experiences in shipbuilding, shipping, and shipbreaking, such a collaborative effort can bring the larger system of maritime transportation into focus. Furthermore, when viewed through the value-within-life-cycle prism, the container ship may present itself not as an object that has a singular form but rather one that is made up of a multitude of ships that come in and out of being. By describing it as a gestalt—a dynamic material assemblage that is more than the sum of its parts—attention is paid here to how highly dependent the container ship is on geographical and social context, on ever-shifting layers of value attributed to it, and on the multifarious meaning-making among the workers laboring around it.

• Dewan, Camelia (2022). Overcoming challenges for implementing nature-based solutions in deltaic environments: insights from the Ganges-Brahmaputra delta in Bangladesh. Environmental Research Letters. ISSN 1748-9326. Vis sammendrag

  The Ganges-Brahmaputra (GB) delta is one of the most disaster-prone areas in the world due to a combination of high population density and exposure to tropical cyclones, floods, salinity intrusion and other hazards. Due to the complexity of natural deltaic processes and human influence on these processes, structural solutions like embankments are inadequate on their own for effective hazard mitigation. This article examines nature-based solutions (NbSs) as a complementary or alternative approach to managing hazards in the GB delta. We investigate the potential of NbS as a complementary and sustainable method for mitigating the impacts of coastal disaster risks, mainly cyclones and flooding. Using the emerging framework of NbS principles, we evaluate three existing approaches: tidal river management, mangrove afforestation, and oyster reef cultivation, all of which are actively being used to help reduce the impacts of coastal hazards. We also identify major challenges (socioeconomic, biophysical, governance and policy) that need to be overcome to allow broader application of the existing approaches by incorporating the NbS principles. In addition to addressing GB delta-specific challenges, our findings provide more widely applicable insights into the challenges of implementing NbS in deltaic environments globally.

• Muinde, Jacinta Victoria Syombua & Prince, Ruth Jane (2022). A new universalism? Universal health coverage and debates about rights, solidarity and inequality in Kenya. Social Science and Medicine. ISSN 0277-9536. doi: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2022.115258.
• Schober, Elisabeth & Markkula, Johanna (2022). Container Ships: Life Cycles, Chains of Value, and Labor in Maritime Logistics. Oxford Research Encyclopedias. doi: 10.1093/acrefore/9780190854584.001.0001/acrefore-9780190854584-e-374.
• Venkatachalam, Meera; Nielsen, Kenneth Bo & Modi, Renu (2022). The politics of gifts and reciprocity in South–South Cooperation: The case of India's Covid-19 diplomacy. Journal of International Development. ISSN 0954-1748. doi: 10.1002/jid.3705.
• Nielsen, Kenneth Bo & Nilsen, Alf Gunvald (2022). India’s Evolving Neoliberal Regime of Dispossession: From the Anti-SEZ Movement to the Farm Law Protests. Sociological Bulletin. ISSN 0038-0229. 71(4), s. 582–600. doi: 10.1177/00380229221116932.
• Schober, Elisabeth; Dewan, Camelia & Markkula, Johanna (2022). Life-Cycle of Container Ships: Chains of Value and Labour in Maritime Logistics. Oxford Research Encyclopaedia of Anthropology. doi: 10.1093/acrefore/9780190854584.013.374.
• Gain, Animesh K & Dewan, Camelia (2022). 'Overcoming Challenges for Implementing Nature-based Solutions in Deltaic Environments: insights from the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta in Bangladesh'. Environmental Research Letters. ISSN 1748-9326. doi: 10.1088/1748-9326/ac740a.
• Rakopoulos, Theodoros; Kunz, Sarah & Osburg, John (2022). Migration and the global middle class. Intersections. East European Journal of Society and Politics. ISSN 2416-089X. 8(2), s. 229–234. doi: 10.17356/ieejsp.v8i2.1065.
• Nielsen, Kirsten Milo Tromborg & Eriksen, Thomas Hylland (2022). The problem of power: Partial electrifcation in Northern Uganda. Anthropology Today. ISSN 0268-540X. 38(4), s. 15–18. doi: 10.1111/1467-8322.12743.
• Lien, Marianne Elisabeth & Larsen, Charlotte, Ulvang (2022). Colonization. Through the Plow Agriculture in Pasvik . I Ween, Gro Birgit & Lundblad, Michael (Red.), Control: Attempting to Tame the World. Pax Forlag. ISSN 9788253043609. s. 157–163.
• Schober, Elisabeth & Leivestad, Hege Høyer (2022). Past the canal: An anthropology of maritime passages. History and Anthropology. ISSN 0275-7206. 33(2), s. 183–187. doi: 10.1080/02757206.2022.2066093.
• Wainman, Nicholas; Whyte, Susan Reynolds & Meinert, Lotte (2022). Textures of precarity: Repurposing in a Ugandan refugee settlement. Anthropology Today. ISSN 0268-540X. 38(4), s. 19–22. doi: 10.1111/1467-8322.12744.
• Markkula, Johanna (2022). The ship. History and Anthropology. ISSN 0275-7206. 33(2), s. 188–195. doi: 10.1080/02757206.2022.2066097.
• Nilsen, Alf Gunvald; Nielsen, Kenneth Bo & Vaidya, Anand (2022). Theorizing Law, Social Movements, and State Formation in India. Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East. ISSN 1089-201X. 42(1), s. 20–35. doi: 10.1215/1089201X-9698047.
• Rakopoulos, Theodoros (2022). The Golden Passport ‘Russian’ EUtopia Offshore Citizens in a Global Republic. Social Anthropology. ISSN 0964-0282. 30(2), s. 161–178. doi: 10.3167/saas.2022.300210.
• Rakopoulos, Theodoros (2022). Property as sovereignty in micro: the state/property nexus and the Cyprus Problem. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute. ISSN 1359-0987. 28(3), s. 769–787. doi: 10.1111/1467-9655.13763.
• Lien, Marianne Elisabeth (2022). What's Love Got to Do with It? Care, Curiosity, and Commitment in Ethnography beyond the Human. Environmental Humanities. ISSN 2201-1919. 14(2), s. 457–474. doi: 10.1215/22011919-9712511. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv Vis sammendrag

  An ethics of care in nature conservation must ask not only whose voices are heard, but also which interspecies relations that come to matter. Inspired by Jane Bennett’s question about how ethical codes are transformed into laudable acts in interspecies relations, this article explores alignments between affective enchantment and interspecies response-ability. Juxtaposing two ethnographic sites in Norway, salmon aquaculture and nature conservation, Marianne E. Lien argues that ethical conduct calls for relational interspecies commitment beyond mere affect: enchantment offers no guarantee of animal welfare. But nor does a set of legal regulations. The first section of this article explores the practical enactment of sentient salmon in Norwegian aquaculture, and details interspecies response-ability and care through practices where legal regulations and affective registers intersect. In the second section Lien turns to what some call untouched nature, while others call it home, and shows how enchantment of nature in the abstract may legitimate the dispossession of the vital relations between local people and their worlds. Both cases suggest the need to pay close attention to relational and vernacular arts of noticing that have been cultivated by others. Shifting our attention from the outsider’s gaze as an affective enchantment toward the relationality of others, we may notice the myriad of generative interspecies relations that unfold quietly, in a minor chord, and often in unexpected places. The article draws on extensive fieldwork within aquaculture production sites in western Norway and in the coastal regions of Varanger, North Norway.

• Schober, Elisabeth & Markkula, Johanna (2022). Life-Cycle of Container Ships: Chains of Value and Labour in Maritime Logistics. Oxford Research Encyclopaedia of Anthropology. doi: 10.1093/acrefore/9780190854584.013.374.
• Dowdy, Sean (2022). The Bronze Sandal, or a Defense of Cosmic Refusal. Political Theology. ISSN 1462-317X. doi: 10.1080/1462317X.2022.2095857.
• Eriksen, Thomas Hylland & Nielsen, Kirsten Milo (2022). The problem of power: Partial electrification in northern Uganda. Anthropology Today. ISSN 0268-540X. 38(4), s. 15–18.

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• Kasmir, Sharryn; Gill, Lesley & Schober, Elisabeth (2022). The Routledge Handbook of the Anthropology of Labor . Routledge. ISBN 9780367745509. 452 s.
• Kasmir, Sharryn; Gill, Lesley & Schober, Elisabeth (2022). The Routledge Handbook of the Anthropology of Labor, edited by Sharryn Kasmir and Lesley Gill . Routledge. ISBN 9780367745509. 452 s.
• Geissler, Paul Wenzel; Berre, Nina & Lagae, Johan (2022). African Modernism and its Afterlives. Intellect Ltd.. ISBN 978-1789384031. 356 s. Vis sammendrag

  This edited collection of essays and image-driven pieces by anthropologists, archaeologists, architects, and historians examines the legacies of African architecture from around the time of independence through examples from different countries. Drawing on ethnography, archival research, and careful observation of buildings, remains, and people, the case studies seek to connect the colonial and postcolonial origins of modernist architecture, the historical processes they underwent, and their present use and habitation, adaptation, and decay. Deriving from a workshop in connection with the 2015 exhibition “Forms of Freedom” at the National Museum in Oslo and the Venice Biennale, the volume combines recent developments in architectural history, the anthropology of modernism and of material culture, and contemporary archaeology to move beyond the admiration or preservation of prized architectural “heritage” and to complicate the contemplation—or critique—of “ruins” and “ruination.”

• Sahay, Sundeep; Mukherjee, Arunima Sehgal; Walsham, Geoffrey & Eriksen, Thomas Hylland (2022). Digital Development: Stories of Hope from Health and Social Development. Practical Action Publishing. ISBN 978-1-78853-206-8. 164 s.
• Wig, Ståle (2022). Havanna taxi - liv og løgn på det nye Cuba. Kagge Forlag AS. ISBN 9788248928478. 352 s.

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• Markkula, Johanna (2022). Into the Box Ship: social worlds and material entanglements Key Note Lecture.
• Markkula, Johanna (2022). Thinking through the Ship Key Note Lecture.
• Markkula, Johanna (2022). What is a Ship?
• Schober, Elisabeth (2022). Discussant at "Logistical Transformations" panel, EASA.
• Schober, Elisabeth (2022). Malmö's Tears, Ulsan's Hope. Affective infrastructures and their resonances in global shipbuilding.
• Markkula, Johanna (2022). Navigating Interruptions: Maritime passages and blockages onboard merchant ships.
• Markkula, Johanna (2022). “Thinking through the sea”: Maritime ethnographic explorations of global alternative futures.
• Markkula, Johanna (2022). The Container Ship: Icon of globalization and environmental concern.
• Markkula, Johanna (2022). The Life Cycle of Container Ships.
• Bratrud, Tom (2022). Livssyns-shopping til gravferden. NRK, P2. Vis sammendrag

  Intervju i programmet Kompass. Lenke: https://radio.nrk.no/serie/kompass/DMTL36420122

• Dewan, Camelia (2022). 'Human Interventions'. Stockholm Roundtable on Environment: Ecography. Stockholm University and Vitterhetsakademien. May 5-6.
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). 'Misreading the Bengal Delta: Climate Change, Development & Livelihoods'. Asian Studies Program (MA), Georgetown University. Feb 11. .
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). Guest Lecturer on Coastal Justice: Ecologies, Societies & Infrastructures in South Asia, MA-course in South Asian Studies, Princeton University, Mar 15.
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). Guest lecturer on Development in a Changing Climate, MA-course in International Development Studies, McGill University, Oct 26, 2022.
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). Polluted transformations: the fluidity of waters as a commons.
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). 'Toxic Traces in Fluid Commons: Shipbreaking and More-than-Economic Dispossession in Coastal Bangladesh'. Fluid Commons workshop, Jun 9-10.
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). 'Misreading the Bengal Delta: Climate Change, Development & Livelihoods'. Dialogue on Rethinking Our Common Future: Perspectives on Climate Adaptation, Resilience and Justice. British High Commission in Dhaka and Bangladesh Youth Environmental Initiative, Dhaka. Mar 14. .
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). 'Climate Refugees or Labour Migrants: Climate Reductive Translations of Women's Migration from Coastal Bangladesh', Panel: Conceptualizing Climate Displacement in an Agrarian World already on the Move, Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG).
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). Misreading the Bengal Delta: Climate Change and Water Futures in coastal Bangladesh.
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). 'Toxic Traces in Fluid Commons: Shipbreaking and More-than-Economic Dispossession in Coastal Bangladesh' on the panel 'Future Commons'at EASA 2022, Belfast.
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). Miljøvennlig skipsgjenvinning i Bangladesh, er det mulig?
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). Researching South Asia: Climate Change - A roundtable.
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). Keynote lecture for 'Bangladesh Studies: An Overview".
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). Toxic Justice? Roundtable on Epistemic Tension and the Neglected Otherwise in Fenceline Communities. Reflections on Shipbreaking in Bangladesh. . Vis sammendrag

  2-275: Toxic Justice? Epistemic Tension and the Neglected Otherwise in Fenceline Communities Reviewed by: Anthropology and Environment Society Modality: In-Person Session Time: 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM Session Type: Roundtable / Town Hall Organizer: Raffaele Ippolito Participants: Anna Lora-Wainwright, Paul Jobin, Elizabeth A. Povinelli, Alice Mah, Nicholas Shapiro, Lourdes Vera, Grettel Navas, Camelia Dewan, Brototi Roy

• Dewan, Camelia (2022). 'Anthropology & Climate Change: settling the landscape', Roundtable organised by the Climate Change Interest Group, Anthropology and Environment Special Session. AAA Seattle. November 15-19. Vis sammendrag

  2-484: Anthropology & Climate Change: Settling the Landscape Reviewed by: Anthropology and Environment Society Modality: In-Person Session Time: 02:00 PM to 03:45 PM Session Type: Roundtable / Town Hall Organizer: Emily Hite Participants: Cymene Howe, Julie Maldonado, Heather Lazrus, Jennifer Telesca, Paige West, Jake W. Dean, Thomas Thornton, Sarah Strauss, Jonna Yarrington, Camelia Dewan

• Salinas, Cecilia G. (2022). Mapuche urfolks situasjon i Argentina. [Radio]. Radio Latin-Amerika.
• Salinas, Cecilia (2022). An artistic approach in the development of ethnographic knowledge .
• Salinas, Cecilia (2022). Nødvendighet av et perspektiv på rimelig og nødvendig forskjellsbehandling (Equity).
• Nustad, Knut G (2022). 'Trout and the future of colonial river landscapes in South Africa: Contemporary debates' for the panel: Mending Waterscapes: Restoring River Landscapes.
• Nustad, Knut G; Brown, Duncan & Swanson, Heather Anne (2022). How fish bodies make South African earth forms. Paper for the roundtable Earthforms: Round Table on Landscape Morphology, Memory and Loss .
• Bratrud, Tom (2022). D2 Life: De-territorializing the Urban-Rural Divide in the Mountains of Norway.
• Nustad, Knut G (2022). Global trout.
• Nustad, Knut G (2022). Global Trout: ecological globalisation, colonial legacies, and properties of water . Vis sammendrag

  What can trout tell us about living with colonial legacies, human-induced environmental change, and Anthropocene landscapes? In this talk I will present the Global Trout project, a collaborative and interdisciplinary project that draws on anthropology, biology, and the humanities to study legacies of colonial trout introductions in Japan, Argentina, New Zealand, and South Africa. The South Africa part of the project uses trout histories to intervene in debates about domestication/wildness, conservation/aliens, science/coloniality and properties/property. I will present some thoughts on the last of these themes: The physical characteristics of water initially sparked alliances between settlers and the colonial state to promote the introduction of trout, but since the 1990s, have amplified conflicts over trout management between white landowners and the post-Apartheid government. Where most introduced species are difficult to control, trout can be nearly eliminated by legislative efforts, due to the specificities of the region’s waters, which limit trout spawning and make them dependent on hatchery reproduction. Environmental legislation declares trout as alien and invasive and seeks to reduce their numbers. Trout advocates interpret restrictions on hatcheries as an attempt to control and nationalize privately-owned waters through environmental legislation. I will argue that paying attention to water properties that affect trout spawning can shed new light on contemporary property debates in South Africa.

• Nustad, Knut Gunnar (2022). Den globale ørreten: en fiskehistorie. Vis sammendrag

  Britene var ikke bare opptatt av å reise til Norge for å fiske laks. I løpet at et par tiår fra midten av 1860 tallet introduserte de ørreten til alle hjørner av det britiske imperiet. Et forskningsprosjekt på Universitetet i Oslo samler biologer og samfunnsvitere for å studere denne fascinerende historien.

• Nustad, Knut Gunnar (2022). Ørreten splitter samfunn: Britiske koloniherrer satt ut regnbueørret mange steder i verden. Det endret miljøet i vassdragene og mange lokalsamfunn er preget, forteller forsker.
• Nustad, Knut Gunnar (2022). Colonial trout between enclosures and expropriation .
• Nustad, Knut Gunnar (2022). Colonial trout between enclosures and expropriation, for the panel 'Future Commons of the Anthropocene'.
• Schneider, Arnd (2022). “Arte contemporanea ed antropologia”, Università di Milano-Bicocca, Milan, 4 March 2022 (online) .
• Schneider, Arnd (2022). “Appropriazione,arte ed alterità”, Università di Milano-Bicocca, Milan, 4 March 2022 (online) .
• Schneider, Arnd (2022). “Expanded Visions: A New Anthropology of the Moving Image”, Department of Cultural Anthropology, University of Tokyo, 15 March 2022. (online).
• Schneider, Arnd (2022). “Film and the Ethics of Restitution”, Anthropology Research Talks, University of Sussex, Daprtment of Anthropology, 4 October 2022.
• Schneider, Arnd (2022). “Entangled Restitutions: On the Role of Contemporary Films“, Keynote, Ethnocineca,International Documentary Film Festival, Vienna, 12 May, 2022.
• Schneider, Arnd (2022). “Expanded Visions: Experiments, Ethnography, Restitution”, Keynote, Pierre Verger Awards, Brazilian Anthropological Association, 27 August, 2022 (online).
• Frydenlund, Iselin; Brekke, Torkel; Sindre, Bangstad; Thorleifsson, Cathrine ; Ganesh, Bharath & Kozaric, Edin (2022). INTERSECT workshop.
• Geissler, Paul Wenzel (2022). Laboratory Unbuilt: An Architectural Biography of Postcolonial Science in East Africa. I Geissler, Paul Wenzel; Berre, Nina & Lagae, Johan (Red.), African Modernism and its Afterlives. Intellect Ltd.. ISSN 978-1789384031. s. 310–329. Vis sammendrag

  This edited collection of essays and image-driven pieces by anthropologists, archaeologists, architects, and historians examines the legacies of African architecture from around the time of independence through examples from different countries. Drawing on ethnography, archival research, and careful observation of buildings, remains, and people, the case studies seek to connect the colonial and postcolonial origins of modernist architecture, the historical processes they underwent, and their present use and habitation, adaptation, and decay. Deriving from a workshop in connection with the 2015 exhibition “Forms of Freedom” at the National Museum in Oslo and the Venice Biennale, the volume combines recent developments in architectural history, the anthropology of modernism and of material culture, and contemporary archaeology to move beyond the admiration or preservation of prized architectural “heritage” and to complicate the contemplation—or critique—of “ruins” and “ruination.”

• Geissler, Paul Wenzel & Lagae, Johan (2022). Buildings and People: Interdisciplinarity, Juxtaposition and Experimentation. I Geissler, Paul Wenzel; Berre, Nina & Lagae, Johan (Red.), African Modernism and its Afterlives. Intellect Ltd.. ISSN 978-1789384031. s. 330–354. Vis sammendrag

  This edited collection of essays and image-driven pieces by anthropologists, archaeologists, architects, and historians examines the legacies of African architecture from around the time of independence through examples from different countries. Drawing on ethnography, archival research, and careful observation of buildings, remains, and people, the case studies seek to connect the colonial and postcolonial origins of modernist architecture, the historical processes they underwent, and their present use and habitation, adaptation, and decay. Deriving from a workshop in connection with the 2015 exhibition “Forms of Freedom” at the National Museum in Oslo and the Venice Biennale, the volume combines recent developments in architectural history, the anthropology of modernism and of material culture, and contemporary archaeology to move beyond the admiration or preservation of prized architectural “heritage” and to complicate the contemplation—or critique—of “ruins” and “ruination.”

• Geissler, Paul Wenzel; Berre, Nina & Lagae, Johan (2022). Recognizing African Modernisms. I Geissler, Paul Wenzel; Berre, Nina & Lagae, Johan (Red.), African Modernism and its Afterlives. Intellect Ltd.. ISSN 978-1789384031. s. 10–19. Vis sammendrag

  This edited collection of essays and image-driven pieces by anthropologists, archaeologists, architects, and historians examines the legacies of African architecture from around the time of independence through examples from different countries. Drawing on ethnography, archival research, and careful observation of buildings, remains, and people, the case studies seek to connect the colonial and postcolonial origins of modernist architecture, the historical processes they underwent, and their present use and habitation, adaptation, and decay. Deriving from a workshop in connection with the 2015 exhibition “Forms of Freedom” at the National Museum in Oslo and the Venice Biennale, the volume combines recent developments in architectural history, the anthropology of modernism and of material culture, and contemporary archaeology to move beyond the admiration or preservation of prized architectural “heritage” and to complicate the contemplation—or critique—of “ruins” and “ruination.”

• Jakobsen, Jostein & Nielsen, Kenneth Bo (2022). Kan Kongresspartiets nye president utfordre Narendra Modi? . Transit magasin.
• Salinas, Cecilia (2022). Psykisk folkehelse må prioriteres og finansieres. Utrop.no.
• Salinas, Cecilia (2022). Private Lives- Social media and the politics of belonging.
• Salinas, Cecilia (2022). An artistic approach in anthropological research. Vis sammendrag

  In the presentation, I will discuss how they have grappled with the digitally entangled environments of their interlocutors and the ethical challenges their studies might imply.

• Bratrud, Tom (2022). Private Lives: Co-creative Methods and/in the Digital Dimension.
• Bratrud, Tom (2022). Digital Everyday Lives in Rural Norway.
• Lien, Marianne Elisabeth; Bratrud, Tom & Salinas, Cecilia G. (2022). Private Lives: Embedding Sociality at Digital 'Kitchen tables' .
• Salinas, Cecilia (2022). Psykisk folkehelse må prioriteres og finansieres . Utrop.no.
• Lien, Marianne Elisabeth & Ottesen, Vibeke Smelror (2022). Foring i fjæra; Fjøsgryta og andre foringspraksiser i Varanger.
• Lien, Marianne Elisabeth (2022). Climate change or a crisis of the commons? Sámi land use in the Anthropocene. Vis sammendrag

  Reindeer migration routes have shaped human mobilities for hundreds of years. In the Nordic Arctic, these migrations are the backbone of Northern Sámi husbandry practices, and rely on free access to extensive landscapes, from low mountains and winter pastures in the southern inland regions where the snow is soft and allows access to lichen underneath, to summer pastures along the North Norwegian coast. Recurrent winter episodes of snow melt/freeze have always been a challenge, as it ‘locks’ winter feed under layers of ice, but with changing climate in the Arctic such episodes are now more frequent than they used to be. Some reindeer herders respond to the foraging crises by supplementary feeding of silage which is a major technological operation and expense. Others face the loss of calves and see their reindeer in a poor condition. In this paper, I argue that approaching the locked pastures as a crisis of climate change only, may mask the parallel anthropogenic crises that threaten migratory herding practices through encroachment and dispossession of land associated with the commons. How might attention to shifting and conflicting practices of land ownership illuminate the recurrent crises? To what extent does climate change mitigation exacerbate the pressure on land? How might future commons of the Anthropocene accommodate reindeer husbandry as a viable practice, and what is the role of digitalization in mediating human-animal relations in the reindeer herding landscape?

• Lien, Marianne Elisabeth (2022). En endeløs allmening? Havet som drøm og framtidshåp.
• Dewan, Camelia (2022). Climate Refugees or Labour Migrants? Climate Reductive Translations of Women's Migration from Coastal Bangladesh .
• Salinas, Cecilia G. (2022). Om latinamerikanske dekoloniale feminismer . SAMORA. ISSN 0801-6992. 3(44), s. 22–25.
• Salinas, Cecilia G. (2022). Conocimiento indígena en tiempos de decolonización.
• Salinas, Cecilia G. (2022). La pedagogía del desapego.
• Salinas, Cecilia G. (2022). ARTivisme, en vandreustilling.
• Salinas, Cecilia G. (2022). ARTivisme, en vandreustilling.
• Salinas, Cecilia G. (2022). ARTivisme, en vandreutstilling.
• Wig, Ståle (2022). Colson Whiteheads hemmelige verden. Samtiden. ISSN 0036-3928.
• Wig, Ståle (2022). «Sosialismen på Cuba har alltid vært utro med kapitalismen». Morgenbladet. ISSN 0805-3847.
• Wig, Ståle (2022). Cuba og USA møtes. [Radio]. NRK Dagsnytt 18.
• Wig, Ståle (2022). Feigheten må ta slutt. Tiden er kommet for et oppgjør med autoritære krefter. Aftenposten.
• Eriksen, Thomas Hylland; Cassiman, Ann & Meinert, Lotte (2022). Pandemic precarity. Anthropology Today. ISSN 0268-540X. 38(4), s. 1–2.
• Salinas, Cecilia (2022). If Mustafa isn't Norwegian, what the hell am I then? Exploring the conceptualisation of digital activism.
• Salinas, Cecilia (2022). La cartografía emocional de lo no representable.
• Salinas, Cecilia (2022). ARTIVISME a traveling exhibition and the use of artistic digital images in anthropological research . Vis sammendrag

  In this paper I discuss how the combination of visual art and ethnographic fieldwork can be useful not only to disseminate anthropological research in a creative way, but also to slow down reasoning. The researcher cannot not rush assuming the form of the phenomena she studies.

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