A Political Anthropology of Yemen: Concept and Critique
By Ross Porter (Editor), Steven C. Caton (Contribution by), Kamilia Al-Eriani (Contribution by), Martha Mundy (Contribution by), Luca Nevola (Contribution by), Susanne Dahlgren (Contribution by), Nathalie Peutz (Contribution by), Angie Heo (Contribution by), Marina De Regt (Contribution by), Path to Open (Other)
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By Ross Porter (Editor), Steven C. Caton (Contribution by), Kamilia Al-Eriani (Contribution by), Martha Mundy (Contribution by), Luca Nevola (Contribution by), Susanne Dahlgren (Contribution by), Nathalie Peutz (Contribution by), Angie Heo (Contribution by), Marina De Regt (Contribution by), Path to Open (Other)
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At a time when Yemen has been ravaged by a decade of war and subject to myriad political and military interventions, the essays in this collection serve as a timely reminder of the need for grounded anthropological study in even the harshest of circumstances. From tribesmen to refugees, revolutionaries to farmers, state workers to charity workers, intellectuals to the unemployed and the destitute, we learn of the everyday political languages through which people in the country live their li...























