The affective economy of democracy: Women’s adverse incorporation in party politics in Dehradun, North India

The affective economy of democracy: Women’s adverse incorporation in party politics in Dehradun, North India Party politics is an affective economy in which the generation and accumulation of positive sentiments…
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Being Shia in Bangladesh: The intersectionality of ethnicity, language, and transnational connectivity

Being Shia in Bangladesh: The intersectionality of ethnicity, language, and transnational connectivity This article attempts to delineate what it means to be Shia in relation to home-making in Sunni-majority Bangladeshi…
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“I feel like we skipped a social class”: The role of social class in the hijra of Dutch and Flemish Muslim women to Morocco

“I feel like we skipped a social class”: The role of social class in the hijra of Dutch and Flemish Muslim women to Morocco This article examines the role of…
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Defetishizing money: Perspectives from economic anthropology: Gudeman Lecture, University of Minnesota, March 20, 2023

Defetishizing money: Perspectives from economic anthropology: Gudeman Lecture, University of Minnesota, March 20, 2023 Following up on Steve Gudeman’s insight that economic categories are fundamentally cultural, this lecture juxtaposes different…
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Reclaiming of the heritage name by Peranakan Chinese in the Netherlands and their sense of belonging

Reclaiming of the heritage name by Peranakan Chinese in the Netherlands and their sense of belonging Reclaiming of the heritage name by Peranakan Chinese in the Netherlands and their sense of belongingMay Ling Thio, Linawati SidartoJournal of Organizational…
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