The latest open access issue of The Cambridge Journal of Anthropologyhas just been published!
This special issue is entitled “The Hall of Mirrors: Spying, Surveillance and Ethnographic Method.”
Please visit the Berghahn website for more information about the journal. This issue is a part of the Berghahn Open Anthro which you can subscribe to.
The editors of the Cambridge Journal of Anthropology are:
Liana Chua, University of Cambridge
Natalia Buitron, University of Cambridge
This latest edition is Volume 44, Issue 1:The Hall of Mirrors: Spying, Surveillance and Ethnographic Method
Editorial: Liana Chua, Natalia Buitron and Timothy Cooper
Guest editors: Trine Mygind Korsby and Matthew Carey
The articles in Volume 44 include:
Introduction
Spying, Surveillance and Ethnographic Method
Author: Matthew Carey and Trine Mygind Korsby
Articles
Mutual Surveillance in Central China and in the Wa State of Myanmar
Author: Hans Steinmüller
Cultivating Fearlessness through ‘Apotropaic Belittlement’ in Turkey and Its Diaspora
Author: Ida Hartmann
Ambiguities of Fieldwork in a Criminal Landscape in Eastern Romania
Author: Trine Mygind Korsby
‘The Uyghur Question’ and the Proliferation of Totalitarian Dynamics
Author: Lars Højer
Intimacy versus Detachment in a Surveillance Regime
Fieldwork in Communist Romania
Author: Steven Sampson
Surveillance, Suspicion and the Social Life of Criminalisation
Author: Henrik Vigh
Surveillance Is Everywhere!
Author: Katherine Verdery
General Article
Political Pleasure in Policy-Making
‘Sovereign Hernani’ in the Basque Country
Author: Julieta Gaztañaga
Book Review
By: Mathilde Morin
The Right to Fire: A Review of Bonfire Night
By: Vita Peacock