Social Anthropology

Papers
(The TQCC of Social Anthropology is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Dark finance: book conversation with Fabio Mattioli13
Hodges, Adam. 2019. When words trump politics: resisting a hostile regime of language. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press. 200 pp. Pb.: US$14.00. ISBN: 9781503610798.10
Algorithmic Governance, Public Participation and Trust10
Martyrdom and Destiny in Time of Revolution9
Why Urgency, Now?9
Waiting for the Inevitable8
Democracy after ‘the end of history’: Vietnamese diasporic liberalism in Poland8
Anthropologies of the far‐right and the anthropology of critique7
Gibb, Robert, AnnabelTremlett and Julien DaneroIglesias (eds.) 2019. Learning and using languages in ethnographic research. Bristol: Multilingual Matters. 256 pp. Pb.: £29.95. ISBN: 9781788925907.7
Grammars of liberalism7
Utopian confluences: anthropological mappings of generative politics7
Unequal expressions: emotions and narratives of leaving and remaining in precarious academia6
Issue Information6
Reactionary education in the USA6
Vocation and political activism: sacrifice, stigma, love, utopia?6
Issue Information6
Editorial6
‘Every Person Counts’6
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Schmidt, Mario and SandyRoss (eds.) 2020. Money counts: revisiting economic calculation. New York: Berghahn Books. 142 pp. Pb.: US$27.95. ISBN: 9781789206852.6
Kapferer, Bruce and DimitriosTheodossopoulos (eds.) 2019. Democracy’s paradox: populism and its contemporary crisis. New York/Oxford: Berghahn Books. 100 pp. Pb: US$14.95/£11.95. ISBN: 9781789201550.5
The Hard Way4
Vectoral Fieldsites4
Beyond (Un)Stable4
Vital Bodies4
Afterword4
Changing Monsoonal Waterworlds4
‘True love’ as a bureaucratic utopia: the case of bi‐national couples in Belgium4
The neo‐nationalist ascendency: further thoughts on class, value and the return of the repressed3
Liberalism in fragments: oligarchy and the liberal subject in Ukrainian news journalism3
Keeping the Snout in the Plough Furrow3
‘Before others’: construction pioneers in the uplands of northwestern Laos3
Editorial3
Ways of Not-Knowing in Neoliberal Chile3
Martínez, Francisco and PatrickLaviolette (eds.) 2019. Repair, brokenness, breakthrough: ethnographic responses. New York: Berghahn Books. 327 pp. Hb.: US$135.00. ISBN: 9781‐1‐78920‐331‐8.2
Hetherington, Kregg. 2020. The government of beans: regulating life in the age of monocrops. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 296 pp. Hb: US$104.95. ISBN: 978‐1‐4780‐0606‐0.2
Trying a sombrero2
Bad parrhesia: the limits of cynicism in the public sphere2
Andersson, Ruben. 2019. No go world: how fear is redrawing our maps and infecting our politics. Oakland, CA: University of California Press. 360 pp. Hb.: US$29.95. ISBN: 9780520294608.2
New climate change activism: before and after the Covid‐19 pandemic2
Humanising fascists? Nuance as an anthropological responsibility2
Beyond Failure2
‘When I see what democracy is…’: bleak liberalism in a French court2
PennyHarvey, ChristianKrohn‐Hansen and Knut G.Nustad (eds.) 2019. Anthropos and the material. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 272 pp. Pb.: US$26.95. ISBN: 978‐1‐4780‐0286‐4.2
Urgency and Imminence2
Crowder, Jerome W., MikeFortun, RachelBesara and LindsayPoirier (eds.) 2020. Anthropological data in the digital age: new possibilities, new challenges. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan. 270 pp. Hb.: €99.99. 2
Book Reviews2
Forum: Russia's Invasion of Ukraine2
Reductio ad cambitas: The grammar of liberalisation in Northeast Brazil2
Hinojosa, Servando Z. 2020. Maya bonesetters: manual healers in a changing Guatemala. Austin, TX: University of Texas Press. 256 pp. Hb.: US$29.95. ISBN: 9781477320297.2
Conspicuous performances: ritual competition between Christian and non‐Christian Hmong in contemporary Vietnam2
Imagining Himalayan Glacial Futures1
Anthropology and the postliberal challenge1
Situating the Investigation on Clandestine Graves in Mexico1
‘Utopian Confluences’1
Issue Information1
The absent presence of the deportation apparatus: methodological challenges in the production of knowledge on immigration detention1
The Properties of Self-Managed Collective Housing1
Anthropologies in/of the Black Mediterranean1
Book Reviews1
Anthropology Comes In When Translation Fails1
Amico, Marta. 2020. La fabrique d’une musique touarègue. Un son du désert dans la World Music. Paris: Karthala. 320 pp. Pb.: €29.00. ISBN: 978‐2‐8111‐2688‐9.1
On the educational mode of existence: Latour, meta‐ethnography and the social institution of education1
Book Reviews1
deCesari, C.2019. Heritage and the cultural struggle for Palestine. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press. 288 pp. Hb. US$28.00. ISBN: 9781503609389.1
Johnson, Andrew Alan. 2020. Mekong dreaming: life and death along a changing river. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 208 pp. Pb.: US$25.95. Ebook ISBN: 9781478012351.1
Collinson, Paul, IainYoung, LucyAntal and HelenMacbeth (eds.) 2019. Food and sustainability in the twenty‐first century: cross‐disciplinary perspectives. New York: Berghahn Books. 227 pp. Hb. US$115.51
The Ends of Consent1
History, revisionism, neo‐nationalism1
The Golden Passport ‘Russian’ Eutopia1
Editorial1
Becoming Time-Bound1
Passing It On1
Introduction: Auto‐Anthropocenes1
A pandemic can do what a movement cannot1
Editorial1
Armstrong, Andrew B.2019. 24 bars to kill: hip hop, aspirations, and Japan’s social margins. New York: Berghahn Books. 173 pp. Pb.: US$135.00. ISBN: 9781789202670.1
Inhabiting Volatile Worlds1
Developing statizens: biometric technologies and digital identification1
Reviews1
Editorial1
Depriving the far‐right unity1
Confronting Uncertainties in Pastoral Areas1
Documenting the UNESCO feast: stories of women’s ‘empowerment’ and programmatic cooking1
Concerns, Considerations and Conceptions of Kinship1
Afterword1
Ethnography of the right as ethical practice1
Anthropology against Borders1
American far right ideologies have spread to Europe1
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