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Papers

(The median citation count of Anthropological Forum is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Cosmopolitan Networks – Networking Cosmopolitans: Between Anyone, the Other and the Making of Sociality	5
Shared Country, Different Stories: An Anthropologist’s Journey	5
Stories of Loss and Adaptation: Threatened Indigenous Heritage in South and Southeast Asia	4
Large-Scale Land Transformations and Changing Sociality among the Wampar in Papua New Guinea	4
The Regime: Fire and Human-Landscape Involvement	4
Elder Agency: How Older New Zealanders Played Their Part in Aotearoa New Zealand’s COVID-19 Response	4
Addressing Cultural Difference in Indigenous Copyright Cases	4
From Local Memories to Living Heritage: The Japanese Ice Tradition ‘ Omiwatari ’ Adapting to Changing Climate	4
In the Hands of God: How Evangelical Belonging Transforms Migrant Experience in the United States	3
Drawing the Future: Children's Visual Imaginaries of Ocean Governance and Indigenous Knowledge in Coastal Ghana	3
The Anthropology and Art History of Papunya Painting	3
Domesticity to Autonomy: Women, Pre-Drinking, and the Liminoid Experience	3
The Supreme Sukundimi Declaration – Sacred Water, Moral Ecologies and Ontological Politics in a Mining Encounter in Papua New Guinea	3
Historical Touchstones and Imagined Futures During COVID-19 in Aotearoa/New Zealand	3
Craft as Pedagogy: De-mythologising the Anthropology Curriculum	3
Witness Statements as Cross-Cultural (mis)Communication? Evidence from Blue Mud Bay	2
The Hipster Economy: Taste and Authenticity in Late Modern Capitalism	2
Technocolonialism: When Technology for Good is Harmful	2
Collecting Memory: Private and Public Remembrance through Photography among Young Akatekos in Southern Mexico	2
Pastors, Preaching and Parking Lot Conversations: Clergy’s Tactics of LGBTQ+ Inclusion in Mainline Protestant Churches	2
Women’s Active Engagement with the Sea Through Fishing in Fiji	2
States Reimagined: COVID-19, the Ordinary, and Extraordinary in Aotearoa/New Zealand	2
Aspiring for a Better Future: Rural Women Labour Migrants in Ethiopia’s Industrial Park	2
Inheritance: The Evolutionary Origins of the Modern World	2
Exclusionary Cosmopolitanism in Buenos Aires	2

Young People, Media, and Nostalgia: An Ethnography of How Youth Imagine their Lives	2
Anthropology is a Martial Art: Towards a Theory of Critical Anthropological Practice	2
Truth and Responsibility: Understanding Christian Pastors and Priests	2
The Dialectics of Adat: Colonialism, the State, and Indigeneity in Indonesia	1
Reciprocity and Its Practice in Social Research	1
Difference, Indigeneity and Ethnoclass Convergence	1
Engaged Social Anthropology and Indigenous Land Claims in Malaysia	1
Multi-Agent Ethnography: Post-Conventional Anthropological Practice Through Human−AI Collaboration	1
Correction	1
Fox Fake Tiger: The Chinese Middle-class Mentality toward Community-based Deliberative Democracy Led by Social Organisations	1
Curriculum Transformation for the Futuristic Worlds: Design Anthropology for Twenty-First Century African Universities	1
De-labelling the ‘Memory of the World’: A Cosmopolitan Perspective on Qiaopi Remittance Letters	1
Forecasts: A Story of Weather and Finance at the Edge of Disaster	1
Engaging Environments in Tonga: Cultivating Beauty and Nurturing Relations in a Changing World	1
Politics of Shared Humanity: On Hospitality, Equality and the Spiritual in Rural Gambia	1
Youths, Media and Performance: How Young People Remember Violent Pasts	1
(Vaka)Vanua as Weakness, (Vaka)Vanua as Strength: Reflections on Fijian Sociality in Urban and Migrant Environments	1
Transinsular Networks of the Caribbean Seascape	1
‘Life is Individual’: Outline of a Cosmopolitan Civility and its Anthropology	0
Digital Vā: Pacific Perspectives on the Shift from ‘Ordinary Practices’ to ‘Extraordinary Spaces’ During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Aotearoa/New Zealand	0
The Yalaku: History and Warfare in the Middle Sepik	0
Embodying the Call: ‘Call Narratives’ and the Importance of Encouragement for Progressive Mennonite Pastors	0
The Death of Vernacular Cosmopolitanism	0
Welcome Home, Yukun: A Family’s Spiritual and Emotional Healing Through the Repatriation of Their Ancestor	0
Article 1F and Anthropological Evidence: A Fine Line Between Justice and Injustice?	0
Introducing Urban Anthropology 2nd Edition	0
Dreadful Desires: The Uses of Love in Neoliberal China	0
Scripted Heritage in Improvised Spaces—Tamil School Plays as Mnemonic Socialisation and Placemaking in Diaspora	0
Migration, Marriage Rituals and Contemporary Cosmopolitanism in Urban Zambia	0
‘Make ‘em Look Good’: Mawoondool, White Dots and Epistemic Practice in Gija Country	0
Conspiracy / Theory	0
Anthropology as Vocation: Positionality, Disposition, and the Interstitial to Understand and Change the World	0
Pastors as Mediators of Respect in African American Pentecostal Churches	0
Metaphysical Commitments: The Uses of Volumetric Abstraction Across Peru’s Tropical Timber Supply Chains	0
Shame in the Land: Environmental Responsibility and Humiliation	0
Pathways, Challenges, and Opportunities for Public Anthropology, Impact and Commercialisation	0
Centreing Women, Countering Killing: Women Sacrificing, Sacralising Maternity and Substantiating Intimacy with a Tamil Hindu Goddess	0
A Brief History of Political Instability in Vanuatu	0
Hubris: The Rise, Fall and Future of Humanity	0
The Hungarian State’s Good Catholic Pastor: Reading Foucault’s Provocations on Christian Institutions and Governmentality	0
Prowess and Indigenous Capture: Hinges and Epistemic Propositions in the Prey Lang Forest	0
Magic, Self and (World) Society: Groundwork for an Existential and Cosmopolitan Anthropology	0
Good Pictures Are a Strong Weapon: Laura Gilpin, Queerness, and Navajo Sovereignty	0
When Memory Becomes Critical Historiography: A Conversation with the Filmmakers of Eling-Eling Peniwen, a Documentary on Dutch Violence in Indonesia	0
Anthropology in Australian Indigenous Legal Cases: What I've Learned from the Law and What Lawyers Have Learned from Me	0
Forms of Project: A Love Letter	0
‘Keeping Inside the Law’: Digital Animations, Indigenous Law & Younger Generation Yanyuwa, Northern Australia	0
A Kaupapa Māori Intervention on Apology for LDS Church's Racism, Zombie Concepts, and Moving Forward	0
Religion as Atmosphere: The Material Mediation and Aesthetical Ambiguity of a Contemporary Night Church Atmosphere	0
Ageing with Smartphones in Japan: Care in a Visual Digital Age	0

Disruption in Bio-Psycho-Social Context: Children’s Perceptions of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Aotearoa New Zealand	0
Sensing Disaster: Local Knowledge and Vulnerability in Oceania	0
Disability Worlds	0
The Good Enough Life	0
Vulnerability, Insecurity, and Surviving at Work: An Anthropological Inquiry among the Street Vendors in Guwahati	0
The Multiple Roles of Socio-Anthropological Expert Evidence in Indigenous Land Claims: The Xukuru People Case	0
Dreaming Ecology: Nomadics and Indigenous Ecological Knowledge, Victoria River, Northern Australia	0
The Weight of Listening to ‘ Keeriyeduthadhu’ : Reflexive Challenges in Hearing Birth Story from My Umma	0
New Horizons for Human Solace: Universal Basic Income Making a Difference in People’s Well-Being	0
Re-engaging Foodways: Life-courses of Disconnection and Reconnection with Food, Environment, and Sociality in Hawai‘i	0
Reinventing Chinese Postnatal Rituals: ‘Doing the Month’ in Taiwanese Postpartum Nursing Centres	0
Queerness and Transness Only Exist in Colonial Settings	0
Re-imagining Time in the Midst of Crisis: From Sci Fi Thrillers and Zombie Flicks to Young People’s Lived Temporalities of COVID-19	0
Gothic Sovereignty: Street Gangs and Statecraft in Honduras Gothic Sovereignty: Street Gangs and Statecraft in Honduras , by Jon Horne Carter, The William and Bettye Now	0
Karma and Grace: Religious Difference in Millennial Sri Lanka	0
The Research Imagination During COVID-19: Rethinking Norms of Group Size and Authorship in Anthropological and Anthropology-Adjacent Collaborations	0
Anthropology Put to Work: The Potential Role of Anthropology in the Recognition and Regulation of Traditional Medicines	0
Art and Postmemory in a Cambodian Village—The Making of a Local Memorial Site	0
Forensic and Expert Social Anthropological Practice: An Introduction	0
Building on Borrowed Time: Rising Seas and Failing Infrastructure in Semarang	0
The Perils of Being a Pastor: Then and Now	0
Revolutions of Rice – Agrarian Acceleration and Modernist Metanarratives among ‘Indigenous’ Peasants in Laos	0
Constructing Anthropological Expertise: Community Support and Legal Partnership in Transgender Cases	0
Shamans and Robots: On Ritual, the Placebo Effect, and Artificial Consciousness	0
Gender and the Algorithmic Future: Post-Conventional Perspectives on Generative AI in Higher Education	0
Yuupurnju: A Warlpiri Song Cycle	0
Life Is Not Useful Life Is Not Useful , by Ailton Krenak, Translated by Jamille Pinheiro Dias and Alex Brostoff, Cambridge, UK and Hoboken, NJ, Polity Press, 2023, 64 pp	0
Environments and Socialities in Oceania – Changing Ideas and Practices	0
Extraordinary Conditions, Ordinary Realities and a Squandered Opportunity: Māori Social Imaginaries and Covid-19	0
Futures Anthropology for the Polycrisis	0
The Digital and the Embodied: Vietnamese Youth, Visual Media, and Transgenerational Remembrance Practices	0