Australian Journal of Anthropology

Papers
(The median citation count of Australian Journal of Anthropology is 0. 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 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
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Stench and sensibilities: On living with waste, animals and microbes in India19
Pasifika diaspora connectivity and continuity with Pacific homelands: Material culture and spatial behaviour in Brisbane9
A sensory approach for multispecies anthropology9
Rank atmospheres: The more‐than‐human scentspace and aesthetic of a pigdogging hunt7
Wine, geology mapping and the value of place in McLaren Vale6
Beyond rupture: Christian culture in the Pacific5
Anthropology and #MeToo: Reimagining fieldwork5
The moral case for coal: The ethics of complicity with and amongst Australian pro‐coal lobbyists5
The perils of ‘yo‐yo’ thinking: Positioning culture in Pentecostal healing5
‘We are the ones who know the intimacies of the soil’: Grazier claims to belonging and changing land relations in Cape York Peninsula, Queensland5
Positioning Culture within Pacific Christianities4
Filmic encounters: Multispecies care and sacrifice on island Timor4
Categorical oppression: Performance of identity in South India3
The cosmopolitics of flow and healing in north‐central Timor‐Leste3
Charismatic Catholic Renewal in Bougainville: Revisiting the power of Marian devotion as a cultural and socio‐political force2
The rhetoric of the Brazilian far‐right, built in the streets: The case of Rio de Janeiro2
‘You have to call the right name' – Operation Joshua meets Cosmology and Catholicism at Lake Chambri in Papua New Guinea2
Marriage migration from below: The assessing of ‘genuineness’ among binational couples in Australia2
How to make fire: Resonant rupture within Melanesian charismatic revivalism2
Transcontinental polygyny, migration and hegemonic masculinity in Guinea‐Bissau and the Gambia2
Materiality and Global Spiritual Networks: Old and new sacred places and objects2
We just ‘SHAREit’: Smartphones, data and music sharing in urban Papua New Guinea2
A genealogy of komunitas: Varieties of social formation and their signification in Bandung, Indonesia2
An ‘authentic’ Aboriginal product: State marketing and the self‐fashioning of Indigenous experiences to Chinese tourists2
‘Not anymore, not yet’: Australian–Hungarians rediscover the ‘old‐new’ Hungary2
The integrative value of conflict and dispute: Implications for defining community in the native title context1
Distinguished lecture: Native title—Implications for Australian senses of place and belonging1
Human‐horse sensory engagement through horse archery1
The silence of the donkeys: Sensorial entanglements between people and animals at Willowra and beyond1
Surfing, masculinity and resistance at Cloud 9: Filipino men who surf negotiating tourism spaces and social hierarchies on Siargao Island, Philippines1
Picking our way through modernity1
Carceral spectres: Hyperincarceration and the haunting of Aboriginal life1
Mind the gap: Encountering contemporary art through play1
Nor shadow of turning: Anthropological reflections on theological critiques of doctrinal change1
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Centralised–decentralisation: State program of poverty reduction for ethnic minorities in Vietnam’s northern upland region1
Playing with ambiguity: The making and unmaking of local power in postcolonial Timor‐Leste1
‘Cop chasing’ in Alice Springs: Youth experiences of surveillance in a Central Australian Town1
Hope in a time of world‐shattering events and unbearable situations: Policing and an emergent ‘ethics of dwelling’ in Lander Warlpiri country1
The archipelago of meaning: Methodological contributions to the study of Vanuatu sand drawing1
Anthropology at the University of the South Pacific: From past dynamics to present perceptions1
Justice for Walker: Warlpiri responses to the police shooting of Kumunjayi Walker1
Obituary: Athol Kennedy Chase (1936‐2020)1
Introduction: From rupture to repair1
Negotiating Hip Hop persons: Authenticity, participation and Breaking in Perth, Western Australia1
The consumption of ritual and the changing values of filial piety in ancestor worship1
The flight of the self: Exploring more‐than‐human companionship in rural Pakistan1
The place of dreams in In the Shadow of the Palms1
Strange Aeons: Transhumanism, H.P. Lovecraft, and the affective index of posthuman dread1
Men's politics, women's piety: The gendered asymmetry of Indonesia's new public Islams1
Education, gender, and generational change: The transformation of dowry in village Nepal1
Digicel! Topap long ples ia! An international telecommunications company making itself at home in the urban landscapes of Vanuatu, Samoa and Tonga1
Affective propositions, the plant turn, and critiques of development1
Vale Marshall Sahlins: A tribute to his life and contributions to anthropology1
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Social Change in Syria: Family, Village and Political PartySulayman N.Khalaf St. Andrews Syrian Studies Series. Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2021. Pp. x + 339, maps, charts, photos, bibliog.0
On resistingplus ça changein the anthropology of religion0
What Now: Everyday Endurance and Social Intensity in an Australian Aboriginal Community. DalleyCameo. New York: Berghahn Books, 2021, 252pp., 25 b&w illustrations, $120 (HB.), ISBN 978‐1‐78920‐8850
The Kingdom of Nepal: An Analysis of Hindu Culture. VivienneKondosKathmandu, Mandala Book Point, 2019, pp., 571, ISBN 978‐99946‐55‐32‐80
The privilege of being banal: Art, secularism, and Catholicism in Paris By ElayneOliphant, Chicago, IL: Chicago University Press, 20210
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Sentient ecologies: xenophobic imaginaries of landscapesBy Cotofana, Alexandra and HikmetKuran (Eds.), Berghahn: New York. 2023, 276 pages0
The last language on earth: Linguistic utopianism in the PhilippinesBy PiersKelly. New York: Oxford University Press. 2022. pp. xxxi + 291. (pbk). ISBN: 978‐0‐19‐750992‐0, USD $39.950
Australian aid in Papua New Guinea: Men’s views on pay disparities, power imbalances and written products in the development sector0
Professor Gillian Cowlishaw's opening address at the Inaugural Behrouz Boochani Award event, held at the Australian Anthropological Society conference in Canberra on 4 December 20190
Leisure and Death: An Anthropological Tour of Risk, Death, and Dying. AdamKaul, JonathanSkinner (eds.) Louisville: University of Colorado Press, 2018, xv + 313 pp., USD $32.95 (Pb.), ISBN 978‐1‐60732‐0
Obituary: Elizabeth Anne (Elise) Stutchbury0
An introduction to ‘Making the city “home”: Practices of belonging in Pacific cities’0
An introduction in 3 parts: Anthropological perspectives on the shooting of Kumanjayi Walker0
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Articulating Aboriginality in multicultural Redfern0
Transformed ecologies and transformational saints: Exploring new pilgrimage routes in North East England0
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“Ophir” 2020. Directed by Alexandre Berman and Olivier Pollet. Arsam International and Fourth World Films. 97 minutes.0
Online dating profiles, shifting intimacies and the language of love in Papua New Guinea0
Tim Rowse response to David Trigger0
Unequal lives: Gender, race and class in the Western Pacific. By NicholasBainton, DebraMcDougall, KalissaAlexeyeff and JohnCox, eds. Canberra: ANU Press, 2021, notes, figures, bibliog. A$800
Review of Evadne Kelly, Dancing spirit, love, and war: Performing the translocal realities of contemporary Fiji, studies in dance history. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 20190
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The ethics of staying: Social movements and land rights politics in PakistanMubbashir A.Rizvi, Stanford: Stanford University Press. 2019. pp. 191. ISBN (cloth): 9781503608092; (paperback): 978150360870
Phone & Spear: A Yuta Anthropology by Miyarrka Media. London: Goldsmiths Press, 2019. 272 pp (available in open access here: https://phone‐and‐spear.pubpub.org/0
Buddhist way of old age and women’s life course in Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam)0
Hom and Honiara: Interpreting, importing, and adapting “home” in Solomon Islands0
Love, beauty and women who surf: Tourism, transnational relationships and social mobility on Siargao Island, Philippines0
Polynesianising and regenerating urban spaces: An analysis of the artworks and interventions of the Centre des Métiers d'Art de Polynésie française and of its artists0
The sovereign citizen superconspiracy: Contemporary issues in native title anthropology0
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Anthropology of mobile phone use – a comparative review0
Zuckermann, G.2020. Revivalistics: From the Genesis of Israeli to Language Reclamation in Australia and Beyond. New York, OUP, 2020. 326 pp., ISBN 9780199812790 (pbk), ISBN 9780199812776 (hbk).0
Powerful things: The history and theory of sacred objects By Karl‐HeinzKohl, (2020). CanonPyon, Sean Kingston Publishing, xi+224 pp., foreword, index (hardback), A$110, ISBN: 978–1–912,385‐0
Multispecies violence, ontological murk, epistemic resistance: Insights from the West Papuan plantation frontier–A response0
Shifting states of love and intimacy0
Crooked cats: beastly encounters in the AnthropoceneNayanikaMathur. Chicago and London, University of Chicago Press, 20210
Linking the Pleiades to a reawakened Black Duck Songline in Southeastern Australia0
Fragrant FrontierBy SarahTurner; AnnuskaDerks; Jean‐FrançoisRousseau (Eds.), Copenhagen: Nias Press. 2022. xv, 230pp., photos, index, figures, maps, tables. A$ 43. ISBN: 97887769431410
Pacific artistic communities in Australia: Gaining visibility in the art world0
In Appreciation0
Erasing trauma – Erasing indigeneity: How the settler colonial state erased Warlpiri trauma in the wake of the police shooting Kumunjayi Walker0
Personal beginnings and institutional endings in spiritualism0
Afterword: Context erasure0
Note from the book review editor0
Re‐territorializing the city: Youth and the productive role of reggae music in Vanuatu0
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The room where it happened: How evangelical leaders used a Closed‐Door meeting to change sentiment for Donald J. Trump0
Autoethnography and ‘chimeric‐thinking’: A phenomenological reconsideration of illness and alterity0
President's note: The inaugural Australian Anthropological Society Behrouz Boochani Award0
Multispecies marginality: Mangroves and migrant Papuans in the margins of urban colonisation0
Come back anytime. Director: JohnDashbach, JD Media Ltd, 2021. 120 minutes. Japanese with English subtitles. Good docs.0
Kevin Smith response to David Trigger0
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Waterscapes of power in Bangladesh: The politics and anthropology of contested access in large‐scale irrigation modernisation0
Performing difference, longing for ‘home’: Claiming ethnic identities to build national unity among urban Solomon Islands youth0
Power, identity and precarity: Sex workers’ “lived experience” of violence and social injustice in Bangladesh0
In the shadow of the palms: More‐than‐human becomings in West Papua By SophieChao, Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 20220
A Death in the Rainforest: How a Language and a Way of Life Came to an End in Papua New Guinea. DonKulickChapel Hill, North Carolina: Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, 2019, pp., 275, ISBN 2018047044A0
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S/kinship: The relational ontology of tattoos in contemporary Australian discourse and practice0
Making our own destiny: Single women, opportunity, and family in Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Tokyo by LynneY, Nakano Honolulu: University of Hawai'i press. 2022. pp. xiii+238, ISBN: 97808248890
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The Dead as Martyrs Ancestors and Heroes in Timor‐Leste. LiaKentRui GracaFeijó (editors) Amsterdam University Press, 2020. pp. xx +326, illustrations, bibliog., index, € 109,00 (Hb.) ISBN 9789463724310
The Kingdom of Nepal: An Analysis of Hindu Culture. VivienneKondos. Kathmandu: Mandala Book Point, 2019. 571 pages. ISBN: 978‐99946‐55‐32‐80
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Cross‐sector collaboration for refugee employment: An anthropology of development perspective0
The ‘dirty work’ of risk in Northern Territory renal services0
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The United States of War: A Global History of America's Endless Conflicts, from Columbus to the Islamic StateDavidVineBerkeley: University of California Press, 2020. xxii + 426 pp., tables, illustra.,0
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Obituary for Bruce Rigsby0
Beauty as risk for Karen girls: Expulsion and early marriage at an upland Thai school0
What graffiti arts and tags tell us about urban identity in Nouméa (New Caledonia)0
Jungle passports: Fences, mobility and citizenship at the Northeast India‐Bangladesh borderlands by Malini Sur.Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, Special series ethnographies of political0
Military policing and labour extraction in the north‐west Kimberley0
Unequal Lives: Gender, Race and Class in the Western Pacific. NicholasBaintonDebraMcDougallKalissaAlexeyeffJohnCox, eds. Canberra: ANU Press, 2021, notes, figures, bibliog. A$80.00 (pb.), <0
Peter Mulholland, (2019). Love’s Betrayal: The Decline of Catholicism and Rise of New Religions in Ireland. Oxford: Peter Lang. pp., ix + 362, US $90.95 (Hc.), ISBN 978‐1‐78707‐127‐80
Human–buffalo conflicts and intimacies in ‘modernising’ Nepal0
TessLea (2020). Wild Policy: Indigeneity and the unruly logics of intervention. Stanford, Cal: Stanford University Press. pp. ix + 225, US $ $85.00 (Hc.), ISBN 9781503612655.0
The transnational village in Timor‐Leste0
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Roger Sandall's films and contemporary anthropology: Explorations in the aesthetic, the existential, and the possible. By LorraineMortimer, Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 2019, 347 pp. ISB0
After rupture: Visions of history, African spirituality and theological repair in Nigerian Pentecostalism0
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The tradition of indigenous people and the status of internal migrants – The story of exclusion in West Seram (Maluku, Indonesia)0
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Recent Anthropological Insights on Sustainability, Climate and the FutureLess is More: How Degrowth Will Save the World. JasonHickelLondon: William Heinemann, 2020. xiii + 318 pp. ISBN 978178152504 (p0
Productive exposures: Vulnerability as a parallel practice of care in ethnographic and community spaces0
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Paiwanese aesthetic expression and its social values0
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