The latest issue of Focaal – Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology has recently been published. This special issue is titled Inspiring Alterpolitics and features a range of articles under this theme. This issue concludes with the Forum section. The Forum section seems to be open access, but the other articles seem to be behind a pay-wall. If your institution does not have access to the journal, I would suggest emailing the authors directly and asking for a copy.
Current Issue (Issue 72): INSPIRING ALTERPOLITICS
Edited by Riccardo Ciavolella and Stefano Boni
THEME SECTION
Inspiring (or aspiring to) alterpolitics: Anthropology, radical theory, and social movements, Riccardo Ciavolella and Stefano Boni
http://bit.ly/1NYt7eK
Assemblies and the struggle to diffuse power: Ethnographic examples and contemporary practices, Stefano Boni
http://bit.ly/1HRO2RE
Alterpolitics or alterotopies: A critique of nomadology with reference to West African Fulbe, Riccardo Ciavolella
http://bit.ly/1GbTJTe
Militant collectivity: Building solidarities in the Maoist movement in Nepal, Dan V. Hirslund
http://bit.ly/1HhZIaP
Zapatista autonomy and the making of alter-native politics: Views from its day-to-day praxis, Sabrina Melenotte
http://bit.ly/1MkpO0e
Urban access: Contested spaces and contested politics, Ulrich Ufer
http://bit.ly/1JYVXu5
ARTICLES
Planning as a form of enclosure: The ambiguities of nonproductive accumulation in the West Wales countryside, Elaine Forde
http://bit.ly/1J8wM5p
Reverse, restore, repeat! Class, ethnicity, and the Russian-speaking miners of Estonia, Eeva Kesküla
http://bit.ly/1L2q3OQ
FORUM (free access!)
Anthropological practice: Ethics and dilemmas, Gavin Smith
http://bit.ly/1Mkq27E
The anthropologist’s assistant (or the assistant’s anthropologist?): The story of a disturbing episode, Jonathan Parry
http://bit.ly/1Sda54Y
Misunderstood, misrepresented, contested? Anthropological knowledge production in question, David Mosse
http://bit.ly/1KUsvZf
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