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A conversation with Judith Beyer, Allegra’s new Reviews editor

Allegra is delighted to welcome on board Judith Beyer as a Review Editor! Judith is an anthropologist specializing in legal and political anthropology. She…

NEW Beginning: The London Review of International Law

It is our great pleasure to welcome the first issue of The London Review of International Law; a journal what promises to become one…

FOR REVIEW for Journal of Legal Pluralism

This note recently came from the Journal of Legal Pluralism, and we wanted to share it. Three books for review: *Nation and Family: Personal…

Human Rights in Asia in Asian Studies Review

The last issue of Asian Studies Review, Volume 37 (3), 2013 is dedicated to Human Rights in Asia. This issue, edited by Vera Mackie,…

REVIEWS

LAW AND SOCIAL INQUIRY LAW AND SOCIETY REVIEW JOURNAL OF LEGAL ANTHROPOLOGY FOCAAL HUMAN RIGHTS QUARTERLY POLITICAL AND LEGAL ANTHROPOLOGY REVIEW JOURNAL OF ETHNOGRAPHIC…

Can We Have Some Money for Ice Cream, Please?

We can smell summer. Or we smell like summer. Either way, for the Allegra collective, it’s now the start of a break until September….

Screenshot by Simone Pfeifer, Anja Dreschke and Anna Lisa Ramella. Talk by Jennifer Deger, with kind permission of all depicted parties

Multimodal Digital Curating as (anthropological) research, collaboration, and engagement

Introduction Curating has become a popular concept in anthropology in recent years, extending beyond traditional museum and gallery contexts to encompass social media profiles,…

Temporalities of revolt

Not long after Tufan Al-Aqsa in October, political ecologist Andreas Malm observed in an interview the peculiar temporality of popular revolt in the Arab…

The sound of the absurd: Learning to listen in the Emergency Room

It was a crowded, freezing Monday morning in late January, in the large university hospital in northern Italy where I was leading my fieldwork between…

The folly of little kings

On Monday, May 25th, 2020, Cuba’s new president, Miguel Diaz-Canél, involuntarily found himself in the spotlight. Diaz-Canél had become the Cuban head of state…