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Kinship and the state in Tibet and its borderlands. Introduction | 2021 | Inner Asia 23 (1): 2-20 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Incest, classified. A seventeenth-century Tibetan ruler's perspective on sexual proscriptions and the boundaries of kinship | 2021 | Inner Asia 23 (1): 21-50 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Measures and countermeasures. Monk levies and kinship in the Sino-Tibetan borderland | 2021 | Inner Asia 23 (1): 51-78 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Practical kinship. The centrality of siblings in pastoralist life | 2021 | Inner Asia 23 (1): 79-102 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Relations as potential. Pragmatism and flexibility in Tibetan kinship | 2021 | Inner Asia 23 (1): 103-30 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
‘Tears of rejoicing spirits’. Happiness and the mediation of human-spirit relations in a Mongolian mountain sacrifice | 2021 | Inner Asia 23 (1): 131-49 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Producing authenticity: ethnic costumes in contemporary Inner Mongolia | 2021 | Inner Asia 23 (1): 150-73 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Introduction: effective slownesses. Distance and speed in travelling and dwelling throughout Inner Asia | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (1): 1-5 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
‘Fast’ and ‘slow’: abstract thinking and ‘real experience’ in two Mongolian non-pastoral modes of travel | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (1): 6-27 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Velocity and purpose among reindeer herders in the Verkhoyansk Mountains | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (1): 28-48 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Slow connection. Eco-biopolitics of an isolated village in East Siberia | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (1): 49-66 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Pacing transhumance. Examples of rhythm alignment in the Eastern Sayan Mountains | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (1): 67-86 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Rhythms of nutag. Slowness and deceleration in Inner Asian mobilities | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (1): 87-110 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Downward the ground is hard; upward the sky is far. An elder’s way back home | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (1): 111-26 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
From the countryside to the city. Missing the homeland among new migrants near and in Ulaanbaatar | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (1): 127-47 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Introduction: resituating domestication in Inner Asia | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (2): 162-82 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Herd agency. Rethinking herd-herder relations in Mongolia and Qinghai, China | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (2): 183-98 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Animal release and the sacrificial ethos in Inner Asia | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (2): 199-216 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
The melodious hoofbeat. Ungulate rhythms in the post-socialist conservatory | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (2): 217-36 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
The care work of balance. Apportioning life in Soyot herder-hunter households of the Eastern Sayan Mountains | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (2): 237-54 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Artefact transfers. Displacing, representing and (re-)valuing objects in Mongolia | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (2): 255-76 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Pentecostalism in Mongolia. A case study of Mongolia assemblies of God | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (2): 277-98 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Mongol familiarisation with European medical practices in the nineteenth-twentieth centuries | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (2): 299-319 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Property relations of Mongolian women during the Qing period | 2020 | Inner Asia 22 (2): 320-38 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Historical social organisation on the eastern Tibetan Plateau. The territorial origins and etymology of tsho-ba | 2019 | Inner Asia 21 (1): 7-37 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Deportees in society. Ssyl’ka and spetsposelenie in Soviet Buryatiya | 2019 | Inner Asia 21 (1): 38-60 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
New Buddhists, 'treasure' discoveries and (re)constructed protective deities of Kalmykia | 2019 | Inner Asia 21 (1): 61-82 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Revitalisation of cultural heritage in Mongolia. Development, legislation and academic contribution | 2019 | Inner Asia 21 (1): 83-103 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
The rise of the Jöüngars based on primary Oyirod sources | 2019 | Inner Asia 21 (2): 140-61 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Nationalist sentiments obscured by 'pejorative labels' | 2019 | Inner Asia 21 (2): 162-79 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
The ruler, the wrestler, and the archer | 2019 | Inner Asia 21 (2): 180-98 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Dark tent and light tent | 2019 | Inner Asia 21 (2): 199-215 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Powerful deity or national geopark?: The pilgrimage to A-myes-rma-chen in 2014/2015, trasnformations of modernisation and state secularism, and environmental change | 2019 | Inner Asia 21 (2): 216-82 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
The formation and regulations of the military hunt in Qing Mongolia | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (1): 5-25 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
The Solon sable tribute, hunters of Inner Asia and dynastic elites at the imperial centre | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (1): 26-63 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
The manner in which I went to worship Mañjuśri's realm, the Five-Peaked Mountain (Wutai), by Sumba Kanbo (1704-1788) | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (1): 64-106 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Women as chieftains in modern Kham history | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (1): 107-31 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
'I have my own spaceship'. Folk healers in Kalmykia, Russia | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (1): 132-58 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Precious skin. The rise and fall of the otter fur trade in Tibet | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (2): 177-98 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
The purist campaign as metadiscursive regime in China's Tibet | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (2): 199-218 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Toxic care (?) Scepticism and treatment failure in post-Soviet Mongolia | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (2): 219-41 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Early Soviet policy towards Buddhism. From ostentatious tolerance to undisguised hostility | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (2): 242-60 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
The politics of the Inner Asian frontier and the 1771 exodus of the Kalmyks | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (2): 261-89 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
The purist campaign as metadiscursive regime in China’s Tibet | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (2): 199-218 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Toxic care (?): scepticism and treatment failure in post-Soviet Mongolia | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (2): 219-41 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
Early Soviet policy towards Buddhism: from ostentatious tolerance to undisguised hostility | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (2): 242-60 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
The politics of the Inner Asian frontier and the 1771 exodus of the Kalmyks | 2018 | Inner Asia 20 (2): 261-89 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
In the Soviet shadow. Soviet colonial politics in Mongolia | 2017 | Inner Asia 19 (1): 5-28 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
'When the foreign enemy becomes a dear friend'. Reflections on the mission of Boro Balγasu in the works of Kesigbatu (1849-1917) | 2017 | Inner Asia 19 (1): 29-63 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 | |||
The 'third spreading'. Origins and development of Protestant Evangelical Christianity in contemporary Mongolia | 2017 | Inner Asia 19 (1): 64-90 | H6/KW [INNER-] | 1464-8172 |