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| Doing the City from the Margins: Critical Perspectives on Urban Marginality |
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| Forever Slaves? Inequality, Uncleanliness and Vigilance about Origins in the Southern Highlands of Madagascar |
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| Politics of Presence at the Urban Margins. Emplacement as a Performative Force Among Migrant-Settlers in Chile |
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| Is it God Speaking? Agency of Deities in the Western Himalaya |
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| Doing Things Little by Little': Smoking and Vaping While Being Pharmaceutically Treated for Schizophrenia |
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| Cultural Competency and Rural Disorder in PNG Health Promotion |
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| Mipela Makim Gavman: Unofficial Village Courts and Local Perceptions of Order in the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea |
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| History as Resource: Moral Reckonings with Place and with the Wartime Past in Oro Province, Papua New Guinea |
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| The Unbounded Space and Moral Transgression: Capitalist Expansion in West New Britain |
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| Balad el-Zible (Country of Rubbish): Moral Geographies of Waste in Post-revolutionary Tunisia |
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| The Reprise of Malinowski Ways of Baloma: Rethinking Magic and Kinship from the Trobriands, by Mark S. Mosko, Foreword by Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, The Malinowski Monographs Series, Chicago, Hau Books, xxxvii+473 pp., figures, foreword, preface, glossary, references, index, (paperback), ISBN: 978-0-9973675-6-0 |
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| Emplacing Christ: An Indigenous Australian Ethics of Placemaking Across Borders |
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| Settler Postcolonial Ecologies and Native Species Regeneration on Banks Peninsula, Aoteroa New Zealand |
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| The Good Farmer: Morality, Expertise, and Articulations of Whiteness in Zimbabwe |
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| Moral Horizons of Land and Place |
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| Shifting Urban Margins: Accessing Unequal Spaces of Ageing and Care in Zanzibar and Muscat |
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| Afterword: In Search of Melanesian Order |
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| Crowds, Affect, and the Mediation of Emergent Collectivities: A Student Strike in Papua New Guinea as an Order-Making Project |
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| Mixed Grammars and Tangled Hierarchies: An Austronesian-Papuan Contact Zone in Papua New Guinea |
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| On the Poetic Imagery of Smoke in Warlpiri Songs |
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| Analysing Smokefree: Notes on Senses, Smoke and Violence |
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| Differentiating Smoke: Smoke as duwa and Smoke from bsang on the Tibetan Plateau |
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| Monstrous Spectres: Chimneys and Their Smoke in Industrial Britain |
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| Smoky Boundaries, Permeable Selves: Exploring the Self in Relationship with the Amazonian Jungle Tobacco, Mapacho |
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| Yulyurdu: Smoke in the Desert |
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| French Ambivalence Towards the Concept of 'Indigenous People': Museums and the Maori |
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| To Imagine an Australian Museum |
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| Reconsidering Hierarchy and Egalitarianism in Austronesian Taiwan |
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| The Transformation of Hierarchy Following Christian Conversion in Vanuatu |
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| Everyday Encounters in the Shopping Mall: (Un)Making Boundaries in the Divided Cities of Johannesburg and Mostar |
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| Not-the-Troubles: Disinterring the Marginalised Stories of the Ordinary and the Everyday |
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| Framing the Loss of Solace: Issues and Challenges in Researching Indigenous Compensation Claims |
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| Knowing and Being Known. Approaching Australian Indigenous Tourism Through Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal Politics of Knowing |
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| A Hausa Man Makes a Decision: A Contribution to the Anthropological Perspective on Decision-Making |
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| Wild-ing the Ethnography of Conservation: Writing Nature's Value and Agency In |
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| The Politics of Governance and Urban Marginality: A Camp Studies Perspective |
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| Hierarchy and Egalitarianism in Austronesia |
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| 'Straightening What's Crooked'? Recognition as Moral Disruption in Indonesia's Confucianist Revival |
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| Anthropology and Sociology Were of No Value...in War Time': Ronald and Catherine Berndt and War-Time Security, 1939-1945 |
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| Why Anthropologists Don't Reach the Public: A Rumination on Books of Thomas Hylland Eriksen |
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| For Love, Labour, and Lifestyle: European Men Moving to Northeast Brazil |
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| Gifting as Governance: NGO Service Projects and Disciplinary Power in Rural Migrant Settlements in China |
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| From Tribal Hut to Royal Palace: The Dialectic of Equality and Hierarchy in Austronesian Southeast Asia |
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| Austronesian Speakers and Hereditary Leadership in the Pacific |
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| Hierarchy and Stratification in East New Britain |
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