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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
“Crimes against sovereignty”31
Appearance, disappearance, transience18
Ordering being, divining time17
Living in a world of others10
Jane Guyer’s generative capacity9
A Muslim humanitarian in Gaza9
From reasons of state to individual interest8
Eliminate all illegal births7
Foreword7
Growing up in Europe6
Dreaming the path6
The role of volunteers in pilgrimage studies6
Diaspora as home6
Imamat in stone5
Feeding donkeys carrots? A banker’s perspective on a temporary occupation’s alter-crafting in Paris, France5
Front Cover5
Desired encounters5
Perplexing nearness4
Someone not exactly like the others4
If oil palm is an agent in West Papua, it is a White agent4
Comparisons and contradictions4
Transformations4
Introduction4
A short biography of Fritz Krause4
“I feel like we skipped a social class”3
Gendering morality and providing a feminized ethics of care3
What does genocide feel like? An autoethnography of visual affect3
The life of a painting after the end of (this) life3
Untamed Amazonia3
Performing the economic man, governing inflation3
Learning about “human”3
Multiple currency regimes, then and now3
Mirroring mirrors3
The sacred unbound3
Cultural apocalypses and psychopathological apocalypses2
Rereading Witchcraft, oracles, and magic among the Azande, fifty-five years later2
In defense of the heart2
The kingdom, the witch, and the general2
Home as a second skin2
Ordering being, divining time2
Invention and grace2
The bait of falsehood, the carp of truth2
Win Neisen 20202
Islam L.A. style2
Front Cover2
The re-starting of history2
Sexual im/mobilities2
Front Matter2
Life-giving and death-dealing powers2
Flows2
Mission imparsable2
Front Matter2
The logic of magic2
A home in the hicret1
Thinking about the law and hope, in dark times1
A drum that speaks1
Writing kinship from within1
Front Matter1
As through a glass darkly1
Trad nationalist a/effects1
Towards a critical ethnography of political concepts1
In correspondence with an ever-expanding heaven1
Subversive comparisons1
Virtual embodiment in physical realities1
Choose, judge, and move on1
Central Asian sociabilities1
Introduction1
Travel time activities1
People, plants, plantations1
Knowing more by knowing less1
“Woman is not a delicate flower”1
Front Cover1
The giving palm1
Ethnographies of the unseen1
Portrayal of the vital world of a person living with Alzheimer’s, drawing on a close and intimate case1
Blood, semen, coca, and tobacco1
Dó ăyèi! Dó ăyèi! Reclaiming political agency in Burma’s democracy era1
What was fascism?1
Convert Muslim women encountering Islamic marriage and making hijra1
The semantics of akisemem1
Dancing, singing, and ethnography as political acts1
Familiar outsider1
Home in exile1
The joint-architecture of the char1
Two eyes, two natures1
Avatar, personified1
Expanding visual practices—Destabilizing ethnographic knowledge1
To speak as another1
Agitation at the margins1
The Oka crisis1
Self-formation in precarious conditions1
Jane Guyer and Africa’s “dynamics of multiplicity”1
A life worth telling?1
From “limited sovereignty” to decolonization in Ukraine1
Relational filmmaking1
Embodied border control on the move1
Triangulation1
Spotlight on the liminal dividend1
Front Matter1
A diagram for eruption1
Successful aging’s global moment1
The clash of sovereignties1
Destabilizing homophobia1
Ideological zeal and popular cultural roots of Milei’s turn to the right in Argentina1
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