📚 From our book series with @berghahnbooks
KNOWING HOW TO KNOW: Fieldwork and the Ethnographic Present
✨ Edited by Narmala Halstead (@Narmala), Eric Hirsch, and Judith Okely
https://t.co/5Yo4fJW6nk
Taking advantage of the end of strike action to post some updates about the Journal of Legal Anthropology. First, please consider submitting a proposal to our EASA panel: "Legal Worlds; Worlding Law" (due March 21st):
https://t.co/6bhmHTIxuH
Excited to promote issue 5.2 of the Journal of Legal Anthropology. First up, we look at the phenomenon of law from a maritime perspective, with contributions from Jatin Dua, Judith Scheele and Naor Ben-Yehoyada:
https://t.co/L01tzfsYU2
another police storm …what can and should balance law enforcement and the use of ultimate force to check suspicious? surely it does not require a ‘Green Mile’ quote? Are these multiple parallel worlds of 'bare life' vs. rights to be a person?
.@kathviner:
"Every institution in the United Kingdom is currently examining its own position on vital issues of race and the treatment of people of colour.
“As I have said before, the media must do the same. It must be much more representative and more self-aware.”
“When the experience of the present is overwhelmingly and radically altered, the grammar of time is disrupted, too. Verbs no longer conjugate cleanly into their compartmentalized dimensions of past, present, and future.” https://t.co/ErWOVqC70s
This doctor had six hours to find and give 10 eligible people the remaining doses of an opened vial of Covid-19 vaccine before it expired. Scrambling, he made house calls and directed people to his home. Then, he was fired and charged with stealing. https://t.co/WR7z1xAsGk