The latest open access issue of The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology has just been published!
This special issue is entitled "Making Place with Plants: Intimacy, Mobility and Displacement."
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 43, Issue 2: Making Place with Plants: Intimacy, Mobility and Displacement
Editorial: Liana Chua, Natalia Buitron and Timothy Cooper
Guest Editors: Hilal Alkan and Sandra Calkins
The articles in Volume 43 include:
An Introduction
By: Hilal Alkan and Sandra Calkins
Intimate Care and Human–Plant Relations in Migration from Turkey to Germany
By: Hilal Alkan
Pandemic Edition
By: Giulia Carabelli
Saving Seeds and Growing Community in a Hostile Environment
By: Katharine Dow
‘Kurdish Oil’, Loss and Memory among Immigrants from Afrin (Syria) to Germany
By: Katharina Lange
Plant Intimacies for an Oligarch and His Public
By: Paul Manning and Anne Meneley
Afterword: Captivating Intimacies
Care, Creativity and Coercion in Plant–Human Relations
By: Sophie Chao
Reimagining Migration through Human–Plant Intimacies
By: Heike Drotbohm
Review Article:
Widening the Frame
By: Jacques Galinier
Book Review
By: Arushi Sahay