All Stories

  1. Afterword
  2. After Scott
  3. What’s in a family?
  4. THE POLITICS OF MAKING KINSHIP: Historical and Anthropological Perspectives
  5. Social Security in Religious Networks
  6. Sorge als „Grenzobjekt“: Ein ethnografischer Ansatz zur Unterscheidung öffentlich/privat
  7. Stategraphy: A Social Anthropological Approach to the State
  8. Introduction
  9. Politics and Kinship
  10. Care As Belonging, Difference, and Inequality
  11. Kultur/en oder Ontologie/n als Kritik?
  12. Property
  13. Socialism,Marxist–Leninist–Maoist
  14. Reconnecting State and Kinship
  15. Political belonging through elderly care: Temporalities, representations and mutuality
  16. Care as social organization: Creating, maintaining and dissolving significant relations
  17. Care of the Elderly, Migration, Community: Explorations From Rural Romania
  18. Ethnographische Methoden
  19. Stategraphy: Toward a Relational Anthropology of the State
  20. State Kinning and Kinning the State in Serbian Elder Care Programs
  21. The Anthropology of Sibling Relations
  22. Rural realities in the post-socialist space
  23. Economic concepts, common grounds and ‘new’ diversity in the Anthropology of post-socialism: Reply to Dunn and Verdery
  24. “The Natural Order of Things” and State Policies: Parenting in eastern Germany after 1989
  25. ‘The sleep has been rubbed from their eyes’: social citizenship and the reproduction of local hierarchies in rural Hungary and Romania
  26. Shortage, fuzzy property and other dead ends in the anthropological analysis of (post)socialism
  27. Self-sacrifice or natural donation? A life course perspective on grandmothering in new zagreb (Croatia) and east Berlin (Germany)
  28. Kinning im Alter: Verbundenheit und Sorgebeziehungen ostdeutscher Senior/Innen
  29. Modernität, Mangelwirtschaft und Postsozialismus. Probleme ethnologischer und soziologischer Theoriebildung angesichts gesellschaftlicher Veränderung
  30. Social security and care after socialism
  31. "Veteran care"
  32. Law and Mutual Assistance in Families: A Comparison of Socialist Legacies in Hungary and Eastern Germany
  33. Violence and social (dis)continuity: comparing collectivization in two East European villages
  34. Traditionalisierung in der Flexibilisierung: Familiäre Arbeitsteilung in Ostdeutschland
  35. The Anthropology of Sibling Relations