HAU-Journal of Ethnographic Theory

Papers
(The TQCC of HAU-Journal of Ethnographic Theory 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 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
A tree of many lives27
The slip of a philosopher and the sinking of the ship18
Hindu nationalism’s crisis machine15
Decolonizing ethnographies9
Black bloc against red China8
Witchcraft after modernity8
Youth political agency in Hong Kong’s 2019 antiauthoritarian protests8
Reflecting on Hong Kong protests in 2019–20208
On embracing the vague8
Shaheen Bagh and the hermeneutics of Muslim identity in South Asia7
Where are our ancestors? Rethinking Trobriand cosmology7
“We got citizenship but nothing else”6
“I was at the right place at the right time”6
Reclaiming the sublime6
Is Mainland China the source of all of Hong Kong’s problems?5
Gambling; or, The art of exploiting chance to nullify it5
The psychedelic ritual as a technique of the self5
Infrastructure and its discontent5
Twilight states4
Talking culture: New boundaries, new rhetorics of exclusion in Europe,4
Hong Kong identities and the friends and enemies of recent protests4
Darwin’s hug4
Connectionwork4
Tabula rasa3
Fateful rite of passage3
The lexicographic studies of Fernando Ortiz Fernández3
The performative photograph3
Witnessing from within3
Behind the “racism” of the 2019 Hong Kong protests3
Decolonizing anthropology at a distance3
Developing indifference3
Seeing water3
We’ve never seen anything like it3
The role of volunteers in pilgrimage studies3
Living between incongruous worlds in Hong Kong3
Devil’s advocate3
Raw fear in Hong Kong3
Annihilating the “savage slot” from anthropology3
Resisting the configurations for a Hindu nation3
The ethnography of the global after globalization3
Kurdish transformative politics in Turkey2
Interwar anthropology from the global periphery2
Warning against and experimenting with morality2
Contemporary Shuar beliefs2
“Bureaucratic shiyuzheng”2
Caribbean and Mediterranean counterpoints and transculturations2
Not “multiple ontologies” but ontic capaciousness2
One year later2
The affective life of the Nanjing Massacre2
Abrogation and assertion2
Comparative urbanism and collective methodologies2
Primitive mentality and games of chance2
Introduction: The politics of negative affects in post-Reform China2
“I like you being here”2
Researching India’s Muslims2
Searching for the new human2
Missionary conversions2
Iconoclasms in Africa2
Burning translations2
The sacred unbound2
Making things fungible2
Hindu majoritarianism, forms of capital, and urban politics2
Invaluable enmeshments in pedagogy2
The intensive image2
Tools for an efficient witness1
Neoliberal globalization, the punitive, and the pastoral1
“Signs that herald the future”1
Ethics, morality, and moralizing in anthropological research1
Spreading whose word?1
Alternative me? Anthropology and self-alteration1
Against what?1
Epistemophilic obsessions: Espionage, secrets, and the ethnographer’s will to know1
Strategic commodification1
Fluctuating affect1
Wind, wood, and the entangled life of disasters1
Gridlock1
Life is queer1
Deception-based knowledge in Indigenous and scientific societies1
The entrepreneurial self of market socialism1
Iconoclasms as sites for the production of knowledge1
Kufala! Translating witchcraft in an Angolan–Chinese labor dispute1
Adjacency and secession1
The reluctant native1
“Please call my daughter”: Ethical practice in dementia care as an art of dwelling1
Humbling anthropology1
The rebirth of an old question1
Testimonies and the Uyghur genocide metanarrative1
Rising tides and anthropological morals1
Introduction1
Introduction: Zero-COVID was forever, until it was no more1
Clay and earth1
Nature itself1
Iconoclasm and the restitution of African cultural heritage1
Insecurities of nativism1
What would it mean to decolonize Detroit?1
Racial burdens, translations, and chance1
Between speaking and enduring1
Making MSM1
The pedigree of the house1
Witnessing environments1
Body art1
Seeing numbers1
Surreal events, “TV zombies,” and social media in postsocialist Kazakhstan1
Moral anthropology1
Video footage and the grain of practice1
Relational beings modeled in clay within the depths of the Sierra Mixe of Oaxaca, Mexico1
Shameless modernity1
Virtual embodiment in physical realities1
Claiming the bodies of Kurdish women1
Paul Rabinow, midst anthropology’s problems1
Rawa-Nore gifting1
The mystery of the dying language1
“Our sacrifices were in vain”1
Minhoto counterpoints: On metaphysical pluralism and social emergence1
The ontological antinomy1
Brexit as postindustrial critique1
Volunteering for the environment in China1
Losing the plot1
Against invisibilization—towards “Blackness” as a universal claim1
Troubling emotions in China’s psy-boom1
Flores de Mayo in Rehovot1
Found again in translation? Standardizing the authenticity of guaraná among the Sateré-Mawé people (Brazilian Amazon)1
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