How are Foreign Domestic Workers Implicated in the Pro-Democracy Protests in Hong Kong?

by Charlotte Brill ‘’My eyes were very painful’’, said an Indonesian migrant worker who was caught in a cloud of … More

Different ‘Developments’: Japanese Anthropologists and Development

by Kazuki Horiuchi Non-western countries, such as China and India, have become in the last decades major actors of international … More

by Gertrude Lamare It was June of 2015, and we were on the road, travelling down to Umwang village in … More

by Carlo Ceglia Malala. It is enough to say her first name. How did this 21-year-old Pakistani girl – the … More

by James McMurray **Previously published on The Conversation UK.** The Chinese government’s denials of its mass interment of Xinjiang’s Uyghur … More

by Danang Nizar Long outside the radar of anthropology, there was an ethnic group in a secluded island called Bawean, … More

By Hannah Feldman Sat on the floor of a small shared room on the outskirts of Metro Manila, Mae* and … More

By Elisa Sandri In late August, alarming reports and harrowing images started to surface from Myanmar. It soon became clear … More

by Magnus Marsden The brutal killing of up to 140 Afghan Army soldiers on April 22nd at an army base … More

by Sara Loh ‘Capitalism thrives on crisis. This is its engine of innovation and creativity’ – Sian Sullivan For neoliberal … More