and ageing as key elements, both being highly evident in Australia as well as in the United Kingdom, where their research is focussed. In the past 25 years, there has been a modest rise in the proportion of Australians living alone, and the 2016 Census
The Concept of the “Field” in Early Soviet Ethnography
A Northern Perspective
Dmitry V. Arzyutov and Sergei A. Kan
discursive colonization of Siberia. The political demand was being conceptualized and instrumentalized by ethnographers, many of whom were actively involved in the political life of these regions (as census takers or as authors of reports to the Committee of
Svetlana Huusko
, along with members of other ethnicities poured into Siberia following the state-sponsored industrialization of the area. The population of the Severobaikal'skii district rocketed from 2,644 in 1926 to 40,213 in 1989 ( USSR Census 1926 , 1989 ). By the
Visceral non-presence
Ethnography in the age of COVID
Jessica Brinkworth, Korinta Maldonado, Ellen Moodie, and Gilberto Rosas
cent mixed-race and 60 per cent white ( Retail Coach 2016 ), numbers that will likely change when the results of the 2020 census are released. Further, the census does not account for the hundreds of predominantly Mexican American farmworkers and their
Too Little, Too Late?
The Challenges of Providing Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare to Men on College Campuses
Lilian Milanés and Joanna Mishtal
. In 2016, ethno-racial demographics within the state of Florida were as follows: 54.9% White, 16.8% African American, 24.9% Latino, 2.9% Asian and 0.5% Native American ( US Census Bureau 2016 ). The demographics at the university where our research was
Azim Malikov
.N. ( 2005 ), ‘ Gellner, the “Saints” and Central Asia: Between Islam and Nationalism ’, InnerAsia 7 , no. 1 : 65 – 86 , https://doi.org/10.1163/146481705793647017 . Abramson , D. ( 2001 ), ‘ Identity Counts: The Soviet Legacy and the Census in
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Suburban Dissent
Defining Neighborhood Space and Place in Perth, Western Australia
Jocelyn D. Avery
broadly that places exist in minds as much as on maps, that people do not have to be present in a space to be marginalized by conflict, and that being present in a space does not necessarily confer belonging. Notes 1 The latest available census
From Ecuador to Elsewhere
The (Re)Configuration of a Transit Country
Soledad Álvarez Velasco
strengthened border regime, the US has been the principal destination for emigrants from Ecuador for at least the past five decades. It is no coincidence that by 2016 there were approximately 715,000 Ecuadoreans living in the US ( US Census-American Community
Scale and Number
Framing an Ideology of Pastoral Plenty in Rural Mongolia
Joseph Bristley
livestock censuses. Official numbers of Erdene's livestock, dating back to shortly after the foundation of Erdene district in 1938, are presented on a large board in Erdene's ramshackle district museum. These figures, which actually show significant
Governing Religious Multiplicity
The Ambivalence of Christian-Muslim Public Presences in Post-colonial Tanzania
Hansjörg Dilger
the decision not to include ‘religion’ as a category in the national census “on the grounds that [statistics on religious affiliation] were politically sensitive and could undermine national unity and security” ( Ndaluka 2012: 2 ). However, while the