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  1. Bresciani, Chiara

    Power and politics, Anthropology, Cultural change, Ethnicity, Ethnography, Globalisation, Mexico (Huave, Oaxaca), Other countries (El Salvador), Participant observation, The idea of progress, Tradition

    • Bræmer Warburg, Anna

      Power and politics (Security governance), Criminality (Counter-terrorism, Organized Crime, Radicalization), Denmark, Ethnography, Other countries (Philippines), Security (Police, Policing), The state (Policy implementation, Safety), Violence (Perceptions of security, Threat assessments)

      • Gravers, Mikael

        Power and politics, Anthropology and Ethnography, Conflict, Development cooperation (developing countries), Ethnicity, Globalisation, Identity, Management of natural resources, Minorities, Nationalism, Natural resources, Other countries, Religious movements, Rituals, Thailand, Vietnam

        • Louw, Maria Elisabeth

          Power and politics, Anthropology and Ethnography, Ethics, Gender, Globalisation, Identity, Islam, Mysticism and spirituality, Other countries (Central Asia), Qualitative methods, Religion, Religious movements

          • Otto, Ton

            Power and politics (leadership in tribal societies), Australia and Oceania in general, Conflict (warfare in tribal societies), Cultural change, Ethnographic films (film and participation), Ethnography (ethnographic fieldwork, ethnography and historical method), History of anthropological theory (Social and cultural change), Identity (identity and action), Oceania (Melanesia, Papua New Guinea), Religious movements (cargo cult), Tradition (tradition and change)

            • Venhovens, Mikel Johannes Hubertus

              Power and politics (Biopolitics, Borderization, Governmentality,), Caucasus (Abkhazia, Georgia,), Conflict (Violence), Ethnicity, Identity, Nationalism, Qualitative Methods (Wellbeing during Fieldwork), The state (Nation Building,, State Building)