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In the spirit of National Wine Day in the U.S. (25 May), read an excerpt of “The Color of Wine: Southern Wine Producers Respond to Competition from the Algerian Wine Industry in the Early Third Republic” by Elizabeth Heath (French Politics, Culture & Society, Vol. 35, Issue 2).
Continue reading “Journal Excerpt: The Color of Wine”
Anthropology of the Middle East
In this issue, we present contributions that deal with museums, museology and their approaches to the new social situations through which they must navigate.
This issue features a special section on settler-colonial mobilities
This issue covers a range of topics including fieldwork relations, street art, economic practices, and more.
Anthropological Journal of European Cultures
The thematic focus of this issue is Urban Place-making Between Art, Qualitative Research and Politics.
French Politics, Culture & Society
This issue explores themes of race and racism in France.
The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology
The issue’s special section on ‘Intimacy Revisited’ features articles that situate dominant understandings of ‘intimacy’ in its associations with sexuality, but then expand to examine intimacy as a much broader empirical issue.
This special issue is motivated by the question of why materiality is so difficult to deal with in terms of research methods. As a whole, the contributions illustrate the variety of research problems in the social sciences to which material agency matters, as well as the methodological challenges included in the empirical investigation of things.
This special issue is devoted to Victorian literature and science.
“You must prepare the invasion of Europe because we will never win this war unless we bring the war against Hitler on his own land” – Winston Churchill
June 6th will mark the 71st anniversary of The Normandy landings, the day when Western Allies landed in northern France, opening the long-awaited “Second Front” against Nazi Germany. The largest seaborne invasion in history, the operation began the invasion of German-occupied Western Europe, led to the restoration of the French Republic, and contributed to an Allied victory in the war.
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Of related interest, please take a look at some of Berghahn’s recent books on WWII:
TO THE BOMB AND BACK
Finnish War Children Tell Their World War II Stories
Edited by Sue Saffle
Foreword by Kai Rosnell Continue reading “In History: 71st anniversary of D-Day”
