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Volume 22 (2015): Issue 3 (Dec 2015): 'Whose Anthropology Is It, Anyway?' Guest Editors: Benjamin O.L. Bowles and Federica Guglielmo

in Anthropology in Action

Table of Contents

Introduction
- 'Whose Anthropology Is It, Anyway?'
  
  By: Benjamin O.L. Bowles and Federica Guglielmo
  
  Pages: 1–6
Articles
- Managing an Autistic Heart
  
  By: Ben Belek
  
  Pages: 7–13
- Relations of Trust, Questions about Expectations
  
  Reflections on a Photography Project with Young South Africans
  
  By: Oliver Pattenden
  
  Pages: 14–26
- Canine Connections
  
  Fieldwork with a Dog as Research Assistant
  
  By: Karen Lane
  
  Pages: 27–38
- Questions from the Field
  
  Anthropological Self-reflexivity through the Eyes of Study Participants
  
  By: Sangmi Lee
  
  Pages: 39–42
- Living History, Performing Coloniality
  
  Towards a Postcolonial Ethnography
  
  By: Sitara Thobani
  
  Pages: 43–51
- Trouble in Para-sites
  
  Deference and Influence in the Ethnography of Epistemic Elites
  
  By: Paul Robert Gilbert
  
  Pages: 52–62
Books for Review
- Books for Review
  
  By: Jennie Morgan
  
  Pages: 63–64

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