Berghahn Series

Anthropology of Policy and Power

Editors:
Cris Shore, Goldsmiths University
Susan Wright, Aarhus University

Editorial Board:
Janine Wedel, George Mason University, Washington
Greg Feldman, University of Windsor
Susan B.  Hyatt, Indiana University
Tess Lea, Macquarie University, Sydney
Sasha Maher, University of Auckland Business School
Renita Thedvall, Stockholm University

The Anthropology of Policy and Power series examines all aspects of the work of policy as a socio-cultural and historical phenomenon: changing concepts of policy as instruments of government, from modernising states to neo-liberalism and emerging authoritarianism; the inner worlds of the policymakers themselves; and the effects of policies on specific people and their engagements with the new subjectivities and political technologies that policies create. Through rich ethnographic accounts of specific policy processes, the series advances anthropological understanding of contemporary and emerging forms of governance and power. Interfacing with other policy-relevant disciplines, it will contribute methodological and theoretical developments to this fast-moving research field.

Submissions
Formal submissions should be sent directly to the series editors Cris Shore and Susan Wright. For more information on Berghahn's manuscript submission procedure, please look at the Info for Authors section on this web site. Any queries about the formal procedure should be sent to Berghahn.