Political Anthropology of Internationalized Politics
Produktdetaljer
Biografisk notat
Sarah Beicker is a Research Assistant at the Institute for Intercultural and International Studies (InIIS) at the University of Bremen.
Klaus Schlichte is a Professor of International Relations and World Society at the University of Bremen.
Explores methods and concepts of political anthropology and explains how they can be used for the analysis of international relations and internationalized politics.
1. Introduction: The Political Anthropology of Internationalized Politics, Sarah Biecker and Klaus Schlichte
Part I: New Vantage Points
2. Conducting Field Research When There is No ‘Field’: Some Notes on the Praxiographic Challenge, Christian Bueger
3. The Possibilities and Limits of Ethnography: From Syria and Jordan, Sophia Hoffmann
4. Zooming in Dissolves the Taken-For-Granted: Towards a Political Anthropology of International Organisations, Julian Eckl
Part II: Local Arenas of Internationalized Politics
5. Emic Security: An Anthropological Approach to Security, Tessa Diphoorn
6. Dynamic Security and the Scientific Exotic – Vernacularisation and Practical Norms in Ugandan Prisons, Tomas Martin
7. The Value of ‘Staying Put’ For the Study of International Peacebuilding:Insights from Somaliland, Jessica L. Anderson
Part III: Catching How the World is Ruled
8. Depending on Money: Kenya’s International Relations, Kai Koddenbrock
9. Bureaucratic Technologies of Government and the Study of Internation
Produktdetaljer
Biografisk notat
Sarah Beicker is a Research Assistant at the Institute for Intercultural and International Studies (InIIS) at the University of Bremen.
Klaus Schlichte is a Professor of International Relations and World Society at the University of Bremen.