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New in Early View💡 Based on internal border conflicts in Ethiopia, Thompson examines the role of borders in people's imaginations of political futures, and how anticipations of the future shape engagements with the border. Read it in #OpenAccess 👇 bit.ly/3NuKaM7

New in Early View💡 In exploring settler-colonial Israelis in the West Bank, Reicher characterizes the ambivalent relationship settlers have with the state colonial centre, fluctuating between statist and anti-statist modes. Read it in #OpenAccess 👇 bit.ly/3UgXLdP

New in Early View💡 Doyle draws on Bolivian Quechua local politics to show how Indigenous conceptions of 'living well' and their understandings of development do not entail a binary opposition between 'Indigeneity' & 'the West'. Read it in #OpenAccess 👇 bit.ly/3UfmRd1

New in Early View💡 Toravan explores how a displaced Papua New Guinean people leased their customary land for oil palm plantation farming to restore their land use rights and resolve disputes with migrant settlers. Read it 👇 bit.ly/3C0n3Gw

New in Early View💡 angelina kussy - angelinakussy.bsky.social! & Dolors Comas investigate 'sacrifice' in the context of social care in a neoliberal capitalist society, demonstrating how sacrifice can contribute to social control and preserving hierarchies. Read it in #OpenAccess 👇 bit.ly/3zVBqeR

New in Early View💡 Through understanding elite undergraduate economics education in the UK, @alicecpearson argues that ambivalent epistemologies in economics oscillate between a-realism and what she terms 'brutal realism'. Read it 👇 bit.ly/3Yc0k1F

New in Early View💡 Focusing on subsurface materiality, Jonkman studies small-scale gold miners in Colombia and how subterranean matter allows ways of knowing and working which are anathema to a pro-corporate legal regime. Read it in #OpenAccess 👇 bit.ly/3UcLyGQ

New in Early View💡 ashley hahn observes how a group of Turkish-American Muslim women in a piety movement complicates the theoretical binary between 'everyday Islam' and 'piety,' showing how the sacred and the secular infuse each other. Read it 👇 bit.ly/4f7r0Yk

New in Early View💡 Cohen introduces a new term: 'sincere realism' to describe an emerging form of personal cinema in Israel, where sincerity became a dominant 'regime of truth,' shaping modern forms of critique & expression. Read it in #OpenAccess 👇 bit.ly/3YvXhTE

New in Early View💡 Kaszycka investigates how Polish anthropologists understand and approach the concept of 'race,' and how they resonate with biological anthropology's recent shift from 'race' as a biological category. Read it in #OpenAccess 📷 bit.ly/48OLa7y

New in Early View💡 Korsby and Vigh's article invites anthropologists to reconsider their political and moral positions in studying 'perpetrators' instead of 'victims', through studying mainstream disciplinary ethics. Read it in #OpenAccess 📷 bit.ly/4fJ30LA

New in Early View💡 Nanna Schneidermann, Erin Moore examine shifting gendered economic ideologies in Uganda, through the case of women paying their own brideprices due to men facing widespread unemployment. Read it in #OpenAccess 📷 bit.ly/3YLhvaL

New in Early View💡 Analysing the the participation of Tamba potters in a regional revitalization initiative, Lee observes how disengagement can be a new virtue of craftsmanship within Japan's demographic crisis. Read it in #OpenAccess bit.ly/4eUdvKY

New in Early View💡 Peter G. Ran investigates how a group of Naxi's routinized movements between home villages and nearby cities impact the relationalities which define people's responsibilities for each other (humans & ancestral spirits). Read it: bit.ly/3Zuz40r

New in Early View💡 Jiménez's Oxford Anthropology ISOR - Investigacions en Sociologia de la Religió study of Pentecostal Gitanos in Spain reveals how Pentecostal Christianity's gendered ideas on male behaviour defines ideals of masculinity, ethical expectations, and couple-making practices. Read it bit.ly/3ZdlTiR

New in Early View Stasik shows how in urban Ghana, West African migrants have entered into a state he calls migratory aloneness. The pressures of reciprocity, especially from kin back home, have led migrants to sever these relationships. Open access bit.ly/41wDJQM

New in Early View Camelia Dewan, PhD @cameliadewan.bsky.social expands on kinship as "genealogical constructs of patrilineal and virilocal households" by examining how landless Bangladeshi single mothers facing climate disaster form new types of kinship groups. Open access bit.ly/49CBBZO

New in Early View In urban Afghanistan, Annika Schmeding (PhD) examines how exclusionary social categories persist from life into death for Muslim nomadic populations. This "necro-ostracism" has caused conflict for families' burial decisions. Open access bit.ly/3BjBXYK

New in Early View @anapggarza writes about how social activists fighting evictions in Madrid face the material making, unmaking, and remaking of homes. This process is also a political & affective response to austerity and material loss. Open access bit.ly/41xXCXR