Articles from the latest issue

• Response by Alyssa Grossman
  Suomen AntropologiBy Alyssa Grossman
• Business, Transnationalism, and Patrimony
  Suomen AntropologiBy Falina Enriquez
• Stealing Sophie Calle
  Suomen AntropologiBy Alyssa Grossman
• Stealing as a form of life
  Suomen AntropologiBy Roger Sansi
• The Different Audiences of Sophie Calle
  Suomen AntropologiBy Jennifer Clarke
• What comes after the letter
  Suomen AntropologiBy Selena Kimball
• Lectio Praecursoria: Chocó Challenges: Communities Negotiating Matters of Concern and Care on Colombia’s Margin
  Suomen AntropologiBy Nicolás Acosta García
• Interview with Tim Ingold
  Suomen AntropologiBy Timo Kaartinen
• Gregorič Bon, Nataša and Jaka Repič (eds), Moving places: Relations, return, and belonging
  Suomen AntropologiBy Phaedra Douzina-Bakalaki
• Jackson, Michael, How Lifeworlds Work: Emotionality, Sociality, and the Ambiguity of Being
  Suomen AntropologiBy Anna-Riikka Kojonsaari

• Cris Shore: “Every attempt to manage academia makes it worse”: Metricised Management, Peformativity and Perverse Incentives
  University of Helsinki AnthropologyBy Heikki Wilenius
• Reading about environmental futures in the heat and ending up thinking scatology
  Building textsBy eevabee
• Interview with Angie Heo
  University of Helsinki AnthropologyBy Sonja Trifuljesko
• New publication: A Village Goes Mobile
  University of Helsinki AnthropologyBy Tuomas Tammisto
• Hello world
  University of Helsinki AnthropologyBy Tuomas Tammisto