First Issue

 

" We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all those who shared the road towards creating this journal, all those who will make this collaborative pathway grow in the future, and of course, to you readers, through the discovery and sharing of the following pages ... " (Forword, p.5) 

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All the contributions of the first Issue : 

    Judicaël Jugé & Maya Nadri 

Foreword - Where can Anthropology take us ?   

    Lazar Barać  

Traditional believers as the mainstay of the Serbian Orthodox Church’s political power in post-socialist 

Serbia

    Magdaléna Belz 

Towns and villages in transition: Autonomy and 

ecological transition Case study: Ungersheim, 

Haut-Rhin, France

 

   Léa Bernard

Book review - Scott, James C., The Art of Not Being Governed: An Anarchist History of Upland Southeast Asia

    Manuel Bolz

“Managed” sex work. The Prostitute Identity Card (ID) as a cultural anthropological object from the perspective 

of material culture research

    Nimal Bourloud

EthnoKino Film Festival 2021: Beyond Asymmetries

    Dushica Brachikj

The attitude of young people in Bitola towards LGBT: a society that accepts and rejects

    Adrien Canto

International solidarity and universal values: returning to a master’s degree

    Alexander Chenchenko

Aesthetics and musical-religious experience within the (catholic) holy mass.

    Anna Domdey

Psychoanalytic cultural theory as critical social theory: using the example of a study on authoritarian ways of dealing 

with the Coronavirus pandemic

    Sara El Dayekh

To Have and to Lose

    Sophie Hartmann

Luchar por la vida: Water extractivism resistance in central Mexico

    Jules Hedin, Fanny Dietsch, Florine Durain, Harmonie Fribolle

The means of action of the Existransinter collective

    Alexis Jenkins & Christin Meusel

New Research to Investigate Health Impacts of Pollution at Lake Tota: 

Interview with Primary Researcher Dr. Oscar Paipilla

    Eva Jennings

Virtual Second-hand Exchange: Fostering New Forms of Everyday Environmentalism

    Judicaël Jugé

Writing change - Restitution of a survey within the political administration of the city of Strasbourg

    Lasse Kristensen

Fear of being alone in the darkness

    Elodie Lormel

Korean medicine in France: Exploring an entrepreneurial phenomenon?

    Violette Mens,

Should radicalisation be punished?

    Erick Moreno Superlano

The Silencing of Caminantes in the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)’s Official Narrative

    Eva Neubert

Eligibility and Deservingness in (Humanitarian) Aid Aimed at Migrants

    Kurt Poeschl

Hammer and paint, nothing else

    Anđela Pumpalović

Social significance of looking into a cup in the Balkans

    Amalie Rævsbæk Birch

The Cultivation of Anthropological Sensibilities in A Pandemic Moment

    Ana Šamarjaj

A short discussion on anthropological perspectives about/in the Anthropocene

    Felicitas Schlang & Hanna Bömeke

An archive for the future— activism in the field of memory politics in Mostar

    Stefan Stamenković

Yugoslav Cuisine: Women and Industrialisation

    Ailar Amanda Urmevi

“Although the engagement is a conscious choice, it is happening to all of us” - Thoughts on re-enchantment

    Amaury Verlet

Conflict of use in Saint-Brieuc Bay (Côtes d'Armor) -

Fishermen are up in arms against the implementation of an offshore windfarm project.

    Laura Villalba Mojica

Rethinking Justice-Education Dialectics in Colombia’s “Post-conflict setting”: a Perspective from the Youth on 

Community Building and Critical Pedagogy

    Elise Vuitton 

Security or liberty, what price to pay against terrorism?

    Ramil Zamanov

Challenges of Gender Studies in Azerbaijan

    Angela Zdravkovska

An ethnographic peek into the hunter-gatherer era in Skopje

    Larissa Ziegler

Gender Studies in Southwest Asian archaeology — a consideration from the anthropology of knowledge

Acknowledgement