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Subject: Table of Contents: Anthropology in Action (Vol. 20, Issue 2, 2013)

Table of Contents: Anthropology in Action (Vol. 20, Issue 2, 2013)

Dear Colleague,

We are pleased to announce that the latest issue of Anthropology in Action has been published by Berghahn Journals.

This issue seeks to investigate the dynamic nature of boundaries arising from historical and social contexts. Peacock's article challenges preconveived and ethnocentric assumptions regarding agency, while Gatt's article traces how activists experience power inside their organizations. Kao's article offers a look at how care is manufactured in a long-term care facility in the American Midwest. Finally, Dickson's article focuses on sustainability and housing in a London borough council office. This issue also features a freestanding article, as well as book reviews and books for review.

Please visit the Berghahn website for more information about the journal:
http://journals.berghahnbooks.com/aia

Volume 20, Issue 2, Summer 2013

Special Issue on the Study of Organisations
Guest Editor: Vita Peacock
Introduction: Transcending Structure-Agency in the Study of Organizations

Vita Peacock and Philip Kao

http://bit.ly/18Gj6yi

ARTICLES
Agency and the Anstoß: Max Planck Directors as Fichtean Subjects

Vita Peacock


http://bit.ly/19EX9US

Enlivening the Supra-personal Actor: Vectors at Work in a Transnational Environmentalist Federation

Caroline Gatt


http://bit.ly/1alJHo4

When Frost Happens: A Case Study of an Organization Committed to Care

Philip Kao


http://bit.ly/14QFeSj

Agency, Sustainability and Organizational Change

Jane Dickson


http://bit.ly/17YR1zV

FREESTANDING ARTICLE
Lifelong Learning in Tokyo: A Satisfying Engagement with Action Research in Japan

Akihiro Ogawa

http://bit.ly/13NbJS9

BOOK REVIEWS
http://bit.ly/1dnlxt9

BOOKS FOR REVIEW
http://bit.ly/1dnlCwV

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Kind regards,

Young Lee
Marketing Manager, Berghahn Journals
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