New Open Access issue of Anthropological Journal of European Cultures (Vol. 30, Issue 1)

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Dear Colleague,

 

The latest Open Access issue of Anthropological Journal of European Cultures has published!

 

Please visit the Berghahn website for more information about the journal: www.berghahnjournals.com/ajec

 

AJEC is a part of the Berghahn Open Anthro Collection: https://www.berghahnjournals.com/page/berghahn-open-anthro

 

Volume 30, Issue 1

 

Articles

The Neighbourhood as Home Away from Home?: Potentials and Dilemmas of Homemaking in the Public Among the Somali Swedes in Rinkeby, Stockholm

Aurora Massa and Paolo Boccagni

https://bit.ly/2TGwvZY

 

Ontological Opportunism: Reanimating the Inanimate in Physics and Science Communication at CERN

Anne Dippel

https://bit.ly/37a5UI2

 

Refugees and Fish Fingers: How Visegrad Policymakers Used Emancipatory Narratives to Establish a ‘Right to Reject’

Lucia Najslova

https://bit.ly/3f8Olwq

 

Doctors, the Social-Weavers

Hubert Wierciński

https://bit.ly/3rTufeN

 

Forum: Borderline Heritages

Cultural Heritage Across European Borders: Bridges or Walls?

Philip McDermott and Sara McDowell

https://bit.ly/3ihf5wJ

 

Crossing Borders and Building Walls in Right-Wing Uses of the Past

David Farrell-Banks

https://bit.ly/2TK3A7q

 

Building Bridges over Troubled Waters: EU Civil Servants and the Transcendence of Distance and Difference

Seamus Montgomery

https://bit.ly/3x6m93i

 

Healing through Heritage?: The Repatriation of Human Remains from European Collections as Potential Sites of Reconciliation

Carsten Wergin

https://bit.ly/2VhsRGz

 

Bridges or Walls? Or Bridges are Walls?: Hegemony, Situational Selection and Counter Narratives at the Boundaries of Spain and Europe

Elaine McIlwraith

https://bit.ly/2TLC21w

 

Heritage, Reconciliation and Cross-Border Cooperation in Cyprus

Amy Reid

https://bit.ly/3BQyvjA

 

Cross-Border Cultural Cooperation in European Border Regions: Sites and Senses of ‘Place’ across the Irish Border

Giada Laganà and Timothy J. White

https://bit.ly/3f7fsHS

 

Reviews

Eliseu Carbonell, Laurent Sébastien Fournier, Lara Houston, Maarja Kaaristo, Agnieszka Pasieka, and Markéta Slavková

https://bit.ly/2V3RGWD

 

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Keywords: open access, Berghahn Open Anthro, Anthropology / Ethnography, European Cultures, Homemaking, normality, public space, transnationalism, migration, Somali migrants, Sweden, CERN, digital media, nature cultures, new animism, New materialism, outreach practice and public science, Refugees, right to reject, visegrad, EU, medical anthropology, primary care, professional culture, Poland, Heritage Studies, Borderlands, European borders, Cultural Heritage Studies, Right-Wing Politics, extremism, siege of Vienna, European heritage, Civil Servants, European Commission, heritage-making, temporality, Brussels, repatriation, Spain, decolonialisation, reconciliation, transculturality, Germany, Australia, museums, al-Andalus, cross-border connection, cultural intimacy, ethnic boundaries, Historical Narratives, Arab World, cross-border cooperation, Cyprus, Ireland, Northern Ireland, European Union

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