Journal of Ethnobiology Volume 38, Number 1 • 2018
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2018 Volume 38, Number 1
Special Section:
Feral Dynamics
Guest Editors:
Anna Tsing & Nils Bubant
I. SPECIAL SECTION: Feral dynamics, Edited by Anna tsing and nils bubandt | |
| FERAL DYNAMICS OF POST-INDUSTRIAL RUIN: AN INTRODUCTION Nils Bubandt and Anna Tsing | |
| INDUSTRIOUS LANDSCAPING: THE MAKING AND MANAGING OF NATURAL RESOURCES AT SØBY BROWN COAL BEDS Nathalia Brichet and Frida Hastrup | |
| THE MAKING OF UNSTABLE GROUND: THE ANTHROPOGENIC GEOLOGIES OF SØBY, DENMARK Mathilde Højrup and Heather Anne Swanson | |
| USING NATURAL HISTORY IN THE STUDY OF INDUSTRIAL RUINS Elaine Gan and Anna Tsing, with Daniel Sullivan | |
| TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURES AND ARTHROPOD DISPERSAL: ARE HARVESTMEN (OPILIONES) HITCHIKING TO NORTHERN EUROPE? Stine Vestbo, Søren Toft, Heather Anne Swanson, Jens M. Olesen, and Peter Funch | |
| LANDSCAPES OF ANTICIPATION OF THE OTHER: ETHNO-ETHOLOGY IN A DEER HUNTING LANDSCAPE Natalie Forssman and Meredith Root-Bernstein | |
| WASTELAND ECOLOGIES: UNDOMESTICATION AND MULTISPECIES GAINS ON AN ANTHROPOCENE DUMPING GROUND Colin Hoag, Filippo Bertoni, and Nils Bubandt | |
ii. Regular submissions | |
| CLASSIFICATION AS NARRATIVE: A RENEWED PERSPECTIVE ON A LONGSTANDING TOPIC IN ETHNOBIOLOGY Denise M. Glover | |
| URBAN ALLOTMENT GARDENS IN POLAND: IMPLICATIONS FOR BOTANICAL AND LANDSCAPE DIVERSITY Piotr Klepacki and Monika Kujawska | |
| WHAT WOMEN KNOW THAT MEN DO NOT KNOW ABOUT CHESTNUT TREES IN TURKEY: A METHOD OF HEARING MUTED KNOWLEDGE Jeffrey R. Wall, Elif Basak Aksoy, Nesibe Köse, Taner Okan, and Coskun Köse | |
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