Oman’s revolutionary past resurfaces
How revolutionary values survive repression in postwar Dhufar
Tag: Political and Legal Anthropology
Israel’s Restrictions on Mobility, Large and Small, Are Also Threats to Collectivities, Large and Small
Higher Education, visas, and dispossession
How to Stop Trump from Evading What’s Undeniably Impeachable
Why words alone do not convey all the meaning in Trump’s phone call with Zelensky.
The Dead Negev Doctrine
By manipulating law and geography Israel is dispossessing the Bedouins of their historic lands.
Smuggling in the Borderlands
Smuggling is a form of livelihood on the Mexico-Guatemala border, where economic opportunities are scarce.
Transformative Activism
In Argentina activism is an ongoing process of working on the self and acting on the world.
Searching for Social Change
Decades after the truth and reconciliation process, South Africans are still seeking justice.
Justice in Latin America
The question of what is just is not an ahistorical one—it is answered daily in the spaces of lived experience.
