PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review
John Wiley and Sons Inc · United States
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This journal examines the intersection of political and legal systems through ethnographic research. Articles explore how state power, law, and identity are experienced and negotiated in various contexts, including authoritarian settings, post-socialist welfare regimes, and refugee situations. The research often focuses on the lived realities of individuals interacting with legal and bureaucratic structures, and the ethical considerations of conducting fieldwork in sensitive or closed environments.
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