International Political Anthropology Journal

A forum for interdisciplinary and comparative scholarship addressing problematics and concerns of the contemporary political scene through anthropology.

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The International Political Anthropology journal is on Twitter! We’re excited to start using this platform to share more about our authors, research, papers, call for papers, events, Summer School and more. Follow along! #anthropology

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Janos Mark Szakolczai writes about the oneiric qualities of digital techonology at Hypermodernity - https://t.co/cYBTu4FWZx

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@khanyilejoseph reviews the Elgar Encyclopedia of Political Anthropology: https://t.co/3ZsEvyulCo

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You can check it out here: https://t.co/pLqDOQKFF7

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This week's IPA Substack features an excerpt from Paul O'Connor's new book Technocracy: Knowledge and Power in the Information Age, just out with Routledge as part of the Contemporary Liminality series

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The Faroe Islands were the first stepping stone for Viking exploration of the Atlantic. But some archaeologists now think that they weren’t the first to reach the isles, and that the “writings of mad Irish monks” are worth paying closer attention to.

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This review was first published in VoegelinView: https://t.co/S8yTIZTM01 @voegelin_view

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Read the full review here: https://t.co/tp7zk27ewj

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'Making Sense of Our Political Uncertainty' - @AliciaVStevens reviews the Elgar Encyclopedia of Political Anthropology on Hypermodernity

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marx vindicated again and again and again

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At the Hypermodernity substack, Paul O'Connor argues that alongside such familiar sociological descriptors as ‘capitalist’, ‘globalised’ or ‘post-industrial’, we must recognise that hypermodern society is preeminently mannagerial.

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What does it mean to talk about ours as a 'managerial society'?

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On the IPA Substack, Arpad Szakolczai writes about the conditions of possibility of neoliberal neocommunism and a possible way out: https://t.co/a2JMSouTIf

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Arpad Szakolczai writes on Substack about the disconcerting similarities between the managerial takeover of universities and the methods of communist regimes:
https://t.co/EEIxECQdO4

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Alicia Stevens explores the logic of “fast merit” within the ruling military command structure in contemporary Myanmar. Read her article in the latest issue of IPA: https://t.co/eeGvLPi86D

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They conclude that such a reconsideration of the sociological tradition opens the way to reconceptualising love as a foundational category of social life. Read their article in full in the latest edition of International Political Anthropology: https://t.co/LC5o0oUcAp

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In ‘Reasons of the Heart: Repositioning Love in Sociology’, Bjørn Thomassen & Andreas Bandak bring together attempts in classical and more recent sociology that from various angles have engaged the question of love.

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The latest issue of International Political Anthropology journal is now available: https://t.co/LQG0LvyiU6

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Calling all ethnographic poets! We invite proposals from members or prospective members of the Society for Humanistic Anthropology (SHA) to serve as Poetry Editor for Anthropology & Humanism. For more info & to apply: https://t.co/707RXyXd6z

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Wonderful IPA conference on liminality, disease and politics 20th and 21st May organised by the editors and supported by @Uccsoc https://t.co/Pu1oE1kkgB with fab speakers including @mcgovernRL @kierankeohane @ChrisRojek