The Political Anthropologist Delivers:
• Informative analysis on power structures of societies
• Diverse understanding on varied social and political systems
• Extensive insights on international and local issues
• Authentic information and influential people
• Contemporary anthropological discussions
• Reflections on fieldwork-based research
The Political Anthropologist is for all those who seek diverse views and insights on the different aspects of social reality and political anthropology from ethnocentric to contemporary approaches on international and local political systems. We aim to explore the power structures of societies, the ways in which leaders establish or bolster their authority, examine the effect of colonialism, racism, feminism, and rediscover the role of law and justice. We aim to gather people with different backgrounds exchanging their views on different aspects of life in this world as social political human beings.
EDITORIAL STRENGTH
We strive only for the highest quality, thanks partly to genuinely collaborative interactions between authors, editors and commentators, who include many of the world’s best scientists and scholars.
Our work considers the societal and cultural factors that influence the operation of government together with policy theories. We make sure academics-and the rest of the world- can access high-quality, digitally interconnected materials that enhance understanding and the global impact of politics and research.
Written by top scholars, thinkers and leading experts from around the world, each article in The Political Anthropologist is designed to ensure you are equipped with the contextual intelligence you need to understand the essence of politics in everyday life, varying from one culture to another and depending on the behaviour of social actors.
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