Anthropology, Culture and Society explores what anthropology can contribute to the challenges of the 21st century. This series is a distinctive contribution to discussions that are often dominated by politics and economics. The books are inspired by traditions of ethnographic research and anthropological analysis to address power and social change while keeping the struggles and stories of people centre stage. The authors offer progressive interventions and critical engagements for informed audiences across the arts, humanities and social sciences. The series editors are Holly High, ARC Future Fellow and Associate Professor at Deakin University and Joshua O. Reno, Associate Professor of Anthropology at Binghamton University.
Examines how colonial mentalities and infrastructures shaped the response to the West African Ebola epidemic
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ViewAn anthropological account of how rankings, statistics and numbers are reshaping the world we live in
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ViewFully updated fifth edition of the classic introduction to social and cultural anthropology
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ViewA new look at a brilliant radical legacy
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ViewClimate change has meant that the future of the Arctic is important to the future of the world. This book is a glimpse into the changes affecting a community within the Arctic circle.
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ViewA comparative, ethnographic approach to the question of labour struggles and workers' political agency
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ViewAn anthropological study of the impact of cash grants on the economic dynamics and relationships among Kenya's urban poor
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ViewStories of smuggling as acts of resistance and decolonisation
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ViewAn ethnography of Uruguayan waste-pickers that reconceptualizes rubbish as a form of modern-day commons
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ViewA critique of the global emphasis on water’s economic value and extractivist policies, based on an ethnography of a watershed in Peru
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ViewA comparative ethnography of the responses on the ground to austerity policies in Southern Europe
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