Identity

Part 2

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Interview with John Comaroff and Jean Comaroff

April 3rd, 2009

Between 1976 and 2010,  Alan Macfarlane, a professor in the Department of Sociology at Cambridge University,  conducted a series of interviews with anthropologists from around the world. Two of those anthropologists included John and Jean Comaroff. They discussed their early lives, their work in the field, life under the Apartheid regime and anthropology, among other […]

Classic and Contemporary Themes in African Studies, Classic and Contemporary Themes in Anthropology, Colonialism, Crime, Decoloniality, Enchantment of Modernity, Ethnicity, Identity, Justice, Late Capitalism, Law, Lawfare, Legal Theology, Neo/Liberalism, Order, Political Life, Postcoloniality, Punishment, Race, Religion and Spiritual Economies, Themes in Social Theory and Method, Violence

Ethnicity, Inc., translated into Chinese

January 10th, 2022

“The study of ethnicity and indeed of neoliberalism will never be the same after the publication of this book, ” anthropologist Keith Hart commented in the American Anthropologist.

Ethnicity, Identity, Race

Jean Comaroff and John Comaroff

February 14th, 2022

Between 1976 and 2010,  Alan Macfarlane, a professor in the Department of Sociology at Cambridge University,  conducted a series of interviews with anthropologists from around the world. Two of those anthropologists included John and Jean Comaroff. They discussed their early lives, their work in the field, life under the Apartheid regime and anthropology, among other […]

Classic and Contemporary Themes in African Studies, Classic and Contemporary Themes in Anthropology, Colonialism, Crime, Decoloniality, Enchantment of Modernity, Ethnicity, Generation; Generationality, Identity, Justice, Late Capitalism, Law, Lawfare, Legal Theology, Neo/Liberalism, Order, Political Life, Postcoloniality, Punishment, Race, Religion and Spiritual Economies, Themes in Social Theory and Method, Violence