Here you will find the publications edited by the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology, UoC, as well as series that are published under co-editorship of members of the Department. New publications - monographs, articles, audio-visuals, etc - by members of the Institute are also featured here.
Materiality of Cooperation. E-Book access via USB
Conservation, Markets & the Environment in S & E Africa. Open Access lisence
Environmental Anthropology. Current Issues and Fields of Engagement. E-Book Access via USB
Embodied by state borders: citizenship negotiations of children in Chinese –foreign families in the People’s Republic of China
Sowing the seeds of EU–ASEAN agricultural research cooperation
Complexities of multispecies coexistence: Animal diseases and diverging modes of ordering at the wildlife–livestock interface in Southern Africa
Shared Streets: Choreographed Disorder in the Late Socialist City. Open Access Article
Creating Livable Cities - Urban Green in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. In: Frauke Kraas et al. (Hg). Mega-urban Development and Transformation Processes in Vietnam
Vocational Learning as Infrastructure in Vietnam. In Azmil Tayeb, et al. (Eds.): Education and power in contemporary Southeast Asia
Vietnamese Hip Hop Don't Stop. Unsettling Normative Ideas of Gender around the Block. Open Access
Studying Conflict and Ethnicity through Performative and Audio-Visual Research Methods: Examples from Cameroon. E-Book Chapter
The Post/Colonial Museum. Zeitschrift für Kulturwissenschaften, Issue 2/2021. Open Access
Ed. by J.F.M. Schick, M. Schmidt, and M. Zillinger. Berghahn.
ed. by Clemens Greiner, Steven Van Wolputte, und Michael Bollig.Brill.
Essays in Honour of Martin Rössler. Ed. by Michaela Haug and Rosalie Stolz
The Cultural Ecology of the Dal Lake in Kashmir, India. By Michael Casimir, Berghahn: 2021
Exploring Dynamic Environments where Rivers Meet the Sea Edited by Franz Krause and Mark Harris
Hip Hop and Gender in Late Socialist Vietnam, by Sandra Kurfürst. Transcript, 2021
From Capitalist Frontier to Arid Eden in Namibia. By Michael Bollig, Cambridge University Press: 2020
Fabienne Braukmann / Michaela Haug / Katja Metzmacher / Rosalie Stolz (eds.), Transcript: 2020
Ed. by Sandra Kurfürst & Stefanie Wehner. Transcript Open Access, 2020
Uncertain Choices of Chinese-Foreign Children’s Citizenship in the People’s Republic of China. In: F. Pieke (ed.). Global East Asia. Univ. of California Press, chapt. 17, pp 209-218.
Hamid’s Travelogue. Mimetic Transformations and Spiritual Connectivities Across Mediterranean Topographies of Grace. ZfE | JSCA 145 (2020) Issue 2:237-254
Framing the Future through the Lens of Hope: Environmental Change, Diverse Hopes and the Challenge of Engagement. ZfE | JSCA 145 (2020) Issue 1:71-92
by Anna Brus, Michi Knecht & Martin Zillinger. In HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory Vol 10 (3), 2020
Virtue, the justice motif and moral change. By Susanne Brandtstädter. OnlineFirst, June 17, 2020
Accumulation, herd management, and land-use patterns in a conservation area. By Michael Bollig & Hauke-Peter Vehrs. In Pastoralism 10, 20 (2020).
When Nothing Fits. In: Allegra Lab. Anthropology for Radical Optimism
Exploring pastoralists’ perceptions of desertification tipping points in Namibia’s communal drylands.
The Power of Dissonance: Inconsistent Relations Between Travelling Ideas And Local Realities in Community Conservation in Namibia's Zambezi Region
with Katja Müller & Kirsten W. Endres: The Political Power of Energy Futures
Alienating "facts" and uneven futures of energy transition
How to Win Elections in the Eastern Delta of Egypt: Towards the Idea of a Strategic Tribalism, in ZfE | JSCA 145 (2020) Issue 2, 317:342
with Michael Bollig: The Making of a Conservation Landscape
Data Swarms Revisited – New Modes of Being. Platypus - The CASTAC Blog, March 2
Interweaving the fabric of urban infrastructure: The emergence of a Senegalese presence in Rio de Janeiro. IJURR 45(1)
From Feasting to Accumulation. Modes of Value Realisation and Radical Cultural Change in Southern Ethiopia.
Cultural Profiling During Passport Control: Ugandan Migration Officers’ Informal Selection Practices. Sociologus 70(1)
Why Do Grandparents Grumble? Chinese Children’s Birthdays between Kinship, Market, and State.
Decolonizing the Arabian Horse. The Breeding, Circulation and Certification of the Straight Egyptian Arabian in the 21st Century"
Migration in the time of change: Foreign English language teachers in Shenzhen
Pokot Pastoralism: Environmental Change and Socio-Economic Transformation in North-West Kenya
a part of the DGSKA Autumn School. Members of the editorial team: Martin Zillinger, Anna Lisa Ramella
Decolonizing Collections – Networking towards Relationality. Member of the editorial team: Martin Zillinger.
Pandemic Audio Diaries from two Rift Valley Lakes in Kenya | Martin Zillinger & Anna Lisa Ramella
Forschungen mit Geflüchteten in und um Köln | Pelican, M., Damir-Geilsdorf, S. and Zafer, K., eds. (2020)
Reflections on researching hydrosocial lifeworlds | Krause, Franz , ed. (2018)
Perspectives on a Border Town | Pelican, Michaela and Steinberger, Sofie, eds. (2017)
"It's a privilege to call it a crisis": socio-economic dynamics of Cape Town's water shortage (2015-2018)
Unconditional Cash Transfer als staatliches Instrument der Armutslinderung in Tansania
Satsang, Sangha, Sadhana : Zur Verortung von Spiritualität im indischen Rishikesh
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