Outputs (19)

Party institutionalization meets women’s empowerment? Acquiring power and influence in Afghanistan (2018)
Book Chapter
Larson, A. (2018). Party institutionalization meets women’s empowerment? Acquiring power and influence in Afghanistan. In N. Shahrani, & R. Canfield (Eds.), Modern Afghanistan : The Impact of 40 Years of War. Indiana University Press

Tracing connections and its politics (2014)
Book Chapter
Novak, P. (2014). Tracing connections and its politics. In H. Alff, & A. Benz (Eds.), Tracing Connections: Explorations of Spaces and Places in Asian Contexts. VWB

The chapter argues that studying places and identities as a tension yields useful research insights, because it forces us to do three things. First, it forces us to think about places and identities as processes – as continuously configured and re-co... Read More about Tracing connections and its politics.

Being a diplomat on the frontier of south and central Asia : trade and traders in Afghanistan (2013)
Book Chapter
Marsden, M. (2013). Being a diplomat on the frontier of south and central Asia : trade and traders in Afghanistan. In M. Marsden, & B. Hopkins (Eds.), Beyond Swat: History, Society and Economy Along the Afghanistan-Pakistan Frontier. Hurst/Columbia University Press

Rethinking Swat: Militancy and Modernity along the Afghanistan-Pakistan Frontier (2013)
Book Chapter
Marsden, M., & Hopkins, B. (2013). Rethinking Swat: Militancy and Modernity along the Afghanistan-Pakistan Frontier. In B. Hopkins, & M. Marsden (Eds.), Beyond Swat: History, Society and Economy along the Afghanistan-Pakistan Frontier. Hurst/Columbia University Press

Ambiguities of Orality and Literacy, Territory and Border Crossings: Public Activism and Pashto Literature in Afghanistan, 1930-2010 (2013)
Book Chapter
Caron, J. (2013). Ambiguities of Orality and Literacy, Territory and Border Crossings: Public Activism and Pashto Literature in Afghanistan, 1930-2010. In N. Green, & N. Arbabzadah (Eds.), Afghanistan in Ink: Literature Between Diaspora and Nation. Hurst

Anthropological Fieldwork in Afghanistan and Pakistan - A Comparisson (2012)
Book Chapter
Marsden, M. (2012). Anthropological Fieldwork in Afghanistan and Pakistan - A Comparisson. In M. Marsden, & K. Retsikas (Eds.), Articulating Islam: Anthropological Approaches to Muslim Worlds. Springer

'For Badakhshan - the country without borders!': Village cosmopolitans, urban-rural networks and the post-cosmopolitan city in Tajikistan. (2012)
Book Chapter
Marsden, M. (2012). 'For Badakhshan - the country without borders!': Village cosmopolitans, urban-rural networks and the post-cosmopolitan city in Tajikistan. In C. Humphrey, & V. Skvirskaja (Eds.), A Post-Cosmopolitan City? (217-239). Berghahn

Southwest and Central Asia: Comparisson, Integration or Beyond? (2012)
Book Chapter
Marsden, M. (2012). Southwest and Central Asia: Comparisson, Integration or Beyond?. In R. Fardon (Ed.), The Sage Handbook of Social Anthropology. Sage

Taliban, Real and Imagined (2012)
Book Chapter
Caron, J. (2012). Taliban, Real and Imagined. In S. Bashir, & R. D. Crews (Eds.), Under the Drones: Modern Lives in the Afghanistan-Pakistan Borderlands. Harvard University Press

Deobandi Islam (2012)
Book Chapter
Marsden, M. (2012). Deobandi Islam. In J. Chatterjee, & D. Washbrook (Eds.), Routledge Handbook of South Asian Diaspora. Routledge

Responding to the Taliban: Comparative Perspectives from Northern Afghanistan and Pakistan (2012)
Book Chapter
Marsden, M. (2012). Responding to the Taliban: Comparative Perspectives from Northern Afghanistan and Pakistan. In J. Deol, & Z. Kazmi (Eds.), Contextualising Jihadi Thought. Hurst and Co

Introduction: Anthropology, Islam and Pakistan (2011)
Book Chapter
Marsden, M. (2011). Introduction: Anthropology, Islam and Pakistan. In M. Marsden, & A. Khan (Eds.), Islam and Society in Pakistan: Anthropological Perspectives (xi-xxxiv). Oxford University Press

Possession in an Islamist Valley: Spirits, Islamists and Love in Northern Pakistan (2010)
Book Chapter
Marsden, M. (2010). Possession in an Islamist Valley: Spirits, Islamists and Love in Northern Pakistan. In F. M. Ferrari (Ed.), Health and Religious Rituals in South Asia: Disease, Possession and Healing (35-47). Routledge

Muslim village intellectuals: the life of the mind in northern Pakistan (2010)
Book Chapter
Marsden, M. (2010). Muslim village intellectuals: the life of the mind in northern Pakistan. In D. Mines, & S. Lamb (Eds.), Everyday life in South Asia. Second Edition (263-275). Indiana University Press

Cosmopolitanism and the city: interaction and coexistence in Bukhara (2008)
Book Chapter
Humphrey, C., Skvirskaja, V., & Marsden, M. (2008). Cosmopolitanism and the city: interaction and coexistence in Bukhara. In S. Mayaram (Ed.), The Other Global City. Routledge

Nazionalismo e religione nella dinamica del Genocidio degli armeni (1915-1916) (2008)
Book Chapter
Dorfmann-Lazarev, I. (2008). Nazionalismo e religione nella dinamica del Genocidio degli armeni (1915-1916). In F. Berti, & F. Cortese (Eds.), Il crimine dei crimini. Stermini di massa nel Novecento (64-84). Franco Angeli

A Shrinking Reach of the State? Language Policy and Implementation in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan (2004)
Book Chapter
Dave, B. (2004). A Shrinking Reach of the State? Language Policy and Implementation in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. In P. Jones Luong (Ed.), The Transformation of Central Asia. States and Societies from Soviet Rule to Independence (120-157). Cornell University Press. https://doi.org/10.7591/9781501731334-007

Management of Ethnic Relations in Kazakhstan: Stability without Success (2004)
Book Chapter
Dave, B. (2004). Management of Ethnic Relations in Kazakhstan: Stability without Success. In W. Slater, & A. Wilson (Eds.), The Legacy of the Soviet Union (83-100). Palgrave Macmillan

Social Inequality and Ideological Circulation: Speaking for and against the Patriarchal State, 1930-1960
Book Chapter
Caron, J. (in press). Social Inequality and Ideological Circulation: Speaking for and against the Patriarchal State, 1930-1960. In Power Hierarchies and Hegemony in Afghanistan. I.B. Tauris