Selected publications

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  Disembodied Conjugality

  2014.12.02

  With point of departure in the means and forums available to her interlocutors to sustain conjugal intimacy during the husband’s incarceration, post doc Lotte Buch Segal in this chapter in the book "Wording the Word" (ed. Roma Chatterji) investigats how the conjugal relationship is configured in such a context … »

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  The Black Sea as region and horizon

  2014.11.12

  The introduction for Focaals theme section "Black Sea Currents", by Caroline Humphrey and Vera Skvirskaja, post doc at the Department of Anthropology, outlines different perspectives on the Black Sea: in history, as a site of imperial conflicts and a buffer zone; in area studies, as a “region”; and in anthropology, as a sea crisscrossed by migration, cultural influences, alternative visions, and often a mutual turning of backs … »

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  The many faces of Turkish Odessa - Ecumenical communities and multiple alliances across the Black Sea

  2014.11.12

  In this article, Vera Skvirskaja, post doc at the Department of Anthropology, discusses regional territoriality by looking at the heterogeneous community of Turkish male migrants and the multiple alliances they establish in post-Soviet Odessa, Ukraine … »

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  Selective Reproductive Technologies

  2014.10.29

  This review by Professor Tine Gammeltoft and Associate Professor Ayo Wahlberg highlights anthropological research into selective reproductive technologies in different parts of the world, discussing how selective reproduction engages with issues of long-standing theoretical concern in anthropology, such as politics, kinship, gender, religion, globalization, and inequality … »

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