Berghahn Series
New Anthropologies of Europe: Perspectives and Provocations
Series Editors:
Michael Herzfeld, Harvard University
Melissa L. Caldwell, UC Santa Cruz
The anthropology of Europe has dramatically shifted ground from its emergence in descriptive ethnography to the exploration of innovative theoretical and methodological approaches today. This well-established series, relaunched by Berghahn Books with a new subtitle, invites proposals that speak to contemporary social and cultural theory through innovative ethnography and vivid description. Topics range from migration, human rights and humanitarianism to historical, visual and material anthropology to the neoliberal and audit-culture politics of Schengen and the European Union.
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Volume 10
Haunting Futures
Crisis, Migration and Anticipation in Iceland
Marek Pawlak
Published: 2024 -
Volume 9
Ritual, Rapture and Rebellion
The Making of Market, Mercy and Meaning Amongst the Gitanos of El Rastro
Marianne Blom Brodersen
Published: 2024 -
Volume 8
Tactical Citizenships
Encounters with Everyday State in the Republic of Cyprus
Theodoros Kouros
Published: 2024 -
Volume 7
New Anthropologies of Italy
Politics, History and Culture
Edited by Paolo Heywood
Published: 2024 -
Volume 6
Feeding Anxieties
The Politics of Children's Food in Poland
Zofia Boni
Published: 2023 -
Volume 5
Punching Back
Gender, Religion and Belonging in Women-Only Kickboxing
Jasmijn Rana
Published: 2022 -
Volume 4
The Pursuit of Pleasurable Work
Craftwork in Twenty-First Century England
Trevor H. J. Marchand
Published: 2021 -
Volume 3
Bigger Fish to Fry
A Theory of Cooking as Risk, with Greek Examples
David E. Sutton
Published: 2021 -
Volume 2
Vertiginous Life
An Anthropology of Time and the Unforeseen
Daniel M. Knight
Published: 2021 -
Volume 1
Modernity and the Unmaking of Men
Violeta Schubert
Published: 2020