History and Anthropology

Papers
(The TQCC of History and Anthropology is 1. 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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Medicinal rule and the interdependent duality of power between ntemi (chief) and ngole (queen): A historical ethnographic work on Sukuma c14
Time against race: Aesthetic ‘merit’ and histories worth preserving on an American frontier5
‘A twenty-four hour job’. Hildred and Clifford Geertz’s first foray into the field and the scholarly persona of the ethnographer4
Questions of conscience in a confessional state: From ‘Freedom of conscience’ to ‘Objections of conscience’ in Malta3
From uncanny to sensible pasts: Temporal reorderings in Syrian documentaries3
The Khwajasara and the Malang : Gender, desire, and the path to God in modern Pakistan3
Axel Sommerfelt in the history of social anthropology3
The East German intelligentsia and the chronotopes of a lost utopia3
Shattering event: The sensory mechanics of infrastructural breakdown in Kolyma, Russia3
The dredger3
Siting Islamic feminism: The Indonesian Congress of Women Islamic Scholars and the challenge of challenging patriarchal authority3
Sacred violence and spirited resistance: on war and religion in African history3
Paths well travelled: Imaginative contours of the juridical ummah3
The Social Life of Syrian Diplomacy: Transnational Kinship Networks of the Asad Regime2
No place like home for metalworkers: Household-based metal production at Early Bronze Age Çukuriçi Höyük and beyond2
Statement of Removal2
Pious publicity, moral ambivalence and the making of religious authority in the Tablighi Jamaat in Pakistan2
A glimpse behind closed doors. Alfred L. Kroeber and the representation of native Californian music2
Introduction to premodern war and religions: comparison, issues and results2
Exiles of the spiritual: Secularization and the marginalization of oneiric imaginaries among Turkish Cypriots2
Through a peephole: Vladimír Karbusický, the secret police and the scholarly ethos in socialist Czechoslovakia2
Halted narratives: The combative futurity of Sahrawi female militant’s public memory2
Race and the legacy of slavery in Yemen2
Re-evaluating a tree’s ‘real worth’: The historical dispossession of ecological stewardship and its legacy for a Japanese textile tradition2
De facto states and the everyday paradoxes of non-recognition1
The global proliferation of radical gynaecological surgeries: A history of the present1
Religion and war: A synthesis1
The battle of dragoon hole: Imagined histories and mythical memories1
Pastoralism’s distributive ruse: Extractivism, financialization, Indigenous labour and a rightful share in Northern Australia1
Finding Zion: Spectral intimacy and state indeterminacy at an erased American cemetery1
Introduction to ‘Islamic politics and the imaginative: intangibility and critique’1
To the future guests of Lesvos: Hospitality and history among Syrian refugees in Greece1
Post-colonial caste, Ambedkar, and the politics of counter-narrative1
Expelled from public memory: Cato Manor and the segregation of memory in South Africa1
Violence and warfare in Medieval Western Islam1
Expulsions: Knowledge, temporality, and materiality in Africa1
Bodies politic: Burial and reburial in fascist Italy1
Iron fist or nimble fingers?: An anatomy of Erdogan's strongman politics1
Book forum on Charles Hirschkind,The Feeling of History: Islam, Romanticism, and Andalusia(Chicago, 2021)1
Thriving in modernity: Crisis and mimesis in the life-experiences of Padre Pio and Ernesto De Martino1
Anxiety of treason in a small country: ‘Russian agents’ and disturbed identities in Georgia1
Contact tracing: The materiality of encounters1
‘He has not been playing the game with us’: Paul Kirchhoff in imperial Britain1
Tracing silences: Towards an anthropology of the unspoken and unspeakable1
Graduate attributes, state policy, and Islamic preaching in Indonesia1
Meditation matters: The politics and networks of yoga and spiritual reform between Indonesia, India and the West, 1900s–1970s1
‘Ostracized by law’: The sociopolitical and juridical construction of the ‘criminal tribe’ in Colonial India1
‘Kalli in the ship’: Inughuit abduction and the shaping of Arctic knowledge1
Remaking a monument: The troubled meaning of fascist remains in contemporary Spain1
Nationalism and knowledge: Othering and the disciplin(e)ing of anthropology in India1
The land of forgetting: silence and resonance in Chile’s histories of political violence1
Micron engagements, macro histories: Machines and the agency of labor in a worker-owned company1
Conversations about ‘History’1
‘A laboratory habit of mind’: Exhibit making and nineteenth century experimental anthropology at the United States National Museum1
‘Abandoned’ things: Looting German property in post-war Poland1
Person and relation as categories: Mauss’ legacy1
A warlike culture? Religion and war in the Aztec world1
Being Bhil: The politics of becoming indigenous in India and Pakistan1
Amerindian war and religion in the Eastern Woodlands of North America, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries1
Peeking under the Asian Iron Curtain: Socialist, Persianate and anti-colonial modes of friendship between Pakistani and Tajik poets1
Excremental mobilities and minimal technopolitics: Toilets, race, and expulsion in Tanzania1
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