Publications

Berghahn Series: European Anthropology in Translation

Series General Editor:
Nicolette Makovicky, Lecturer in Russian and East European Studies, Oxford School of Global and Area Studies

This series introduces English-language versions of significant works on the Anthropology of Europe that were originally published in other languages. These include books produced recently by a new generation of scholars as well as older works that have not previously appeared in English.

 

Volume 1MuellerDisenchantment
Disenchantment with Market Economics: East Germans and Western Capitalism (2007).
Birgit Müller

 

 

ZmegacStrangers

Volume 2
Strangers Either Way: The Lives of Croatian Refugees in their New Home (2007)
Jasna Capo Zmegac

 

 

Volume 3GrasseniDeveloping
Developing Skill, Developing Vision: Practicing Locality at the Foot of the Alps (2009)
Cristina Grasseni

 

 

Volume 4MatosColours
THE COLOURS OF THE EMPIRE
Racialized Representations during Portuguese Colonialism (2013)
Patrícia Ferraz de Matos
Translated from the Portuguese by Mark Ayton

 

 

Volume 5MedeirosTwo
TWO SIDES OF ONE RIVER
Nationalism and Ethnography in Galicia and Portugal (2013)
António Medeiros
Translated by Martin Earl
Foreword by James W. Fernandez, University of Chicago

 

 

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