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Volume 2014 (2014): Issue 69 (Jun 2014): Seeds—Grown, governed, and contested. Guest Editor: Birgit Müller

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Table of Contents

Theme Section
- Introduction
  
  Seeds—Grown, governed, and contested, or the ontic in political anthropology
  
  By: Birgit Müller
  
  Pages: 3–11
- Actually existing tomatoes
  
  Politics of memory, variety, and empire in Latvian struggles over seeds
  
  By: Guntra A. Aistara
  
  Pages: 12–27
- The seed and the citizen
  
  Biosocial networks of confiscation and destruction in Canada
  
  By: Birgit Müller
  
  Pages: 28–44
- A political ontology of seeds
  
  The transformative frictions of a farmers' movement in Europe
  
  By: Elise Demeulenaere
  
  Pages: 45–61
Articles
- Testimonio and secrecy in a traumatic past
  
  The “times of danger” in the visual art of Sarhua
  
  By: Olga González
  
  Pages: 65–83
- The booming global market of contemporary art
  
  By: Thomas Fillitz
  
  Pages: 84–96
- Tracing creative moments
  
  The emergence of translocal dervish cults in Bosnia-Herzegovina
  
  By: David Henig
  
  Pages: 97–110
Forum
- Mavericks
  
  Harvey, Graeber, and the reunification of anarchism and Marxism in world anthropology
  
  By: Don Kalb
  
  Pages: 113–134

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