Vol. 26 No. 1 (2020): Anthropological Notebooks

Special issue: Anthropology of protest against perceived injustice
Guest editor: Baris Cayli Messina

Published: 2020-12-11

SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES

The cultural anthropology of protest against perceived injustice: Introduction to the special issue

Baris Cayli Messina

1-11
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Walking together as protest: Collective identity transformation in sectarian Northern Ireland

Amanda J. Lubit

12-32
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Unsettling narrative(s): Film making as an anthropological lens on an artist-led project exploring LGBT+ recovery from substance use

Alastair Roy, Amanda Ravetz, Mark Prest

33-54
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Graffiti and the perceived injustice: The relational texture of Barcelona’s public space

Plácido Muñoz Morán

55-73
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Appropriating dissent: The three-finger salute and Thailand’s pro-democracy movement

Annie Hui

74-91
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Resisting emergency shelters and humanitarianism: Asylum seekers’ struggles for fair accommodation in Berlin

Žiga Podgornik Jakil

92-110
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The trickster of exiled intellectuals: Arcane opposition to the perceived injustice

Christian Franklin Svensson

111-128
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We protect the forest beings, and the forest beings protect us: Cultural resistance in the Ecuadorian Amazonia

Leonidas Oikonomakis

129-146
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An artistic reaction to perceived injustice: Cartooning, resistance and textures of the political in Iran

Mirco Göpfert

147-166
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Architecture acts, too! Protests and proposals for housing in Brazil

Jeroen Stevens

167-181
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BOOK REVIEWS

Pandian, Anand: A Possible Anthropology. Methods for Uneasy Times

Vinod Sartape

182-184
Biruk, Crystal: Cooking Data: Culture and Politics in an African Research World

Suzana Ignjatović

185-187
Platenkamp, Jos D. M. and Schneider, Almut: Integrating Strangers in Society. Perspectives from Elsewhere

Anja Rebolj

188-190