Berghahn Series

Intimate Ethnography

Series Editor:
Alisse Waterston, Professor of Anthropology, John Jay College, City University of New York

The series Intimate Ethnography centers an “intimate other”—family members or close personal relations—as the subject of research and writing that are also studies of historically constituted circumstances. By drawing connections between these lives and larger processes, intimate ethnographies cut across disciplinary boundaries to bridge story and scholarship. The goal is to create accessible, evocative, and scholarly-informed narratives that illuminate the conditions and possibilities of human life.

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Formal submissions should be sent directly to Berghahn Books. For more information on Berghahn's manuscript submission procedure, please look at the Info for Authors section on this web site. All submissions to this series, as well as any queries about the formal procedure, should be sent to Berghahn.

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