Recent scholarship in the sociological subfields of culture and immigration offers several
promising directions for studying how people experience the world in embodied ways and …

This article suggests that while anthropologists have developed a highly nuanced analysis
of kinship and friendship under a more general comparative study of relationality, this …

This chapter explores the relation of forms of immobility to mobility, through examples
relating to transnational migration, progress, labor, and the market. It provokes connections …

Le manger ensemble, la commensalité, signifient union et partage dans la plupart des
contextes culturels. L'inquiétude suscitée par le devenir des repas est liée à la moindre …

This article examines the “repertories” of family life of men of Afghan background in Odessa,
Ukraine. It focuses on these men's intimate relationships with “local women” and challenges …

A monumental account of one migrant community's everyday lives, struggles, and
aspirations Forty years of continuous war and conflict have made Afghans the largest …

In this paper we use duoethnography (collaborative autoethnography) to explore food in our
migration experiences between Australia and Scotland. In doing so we highlight how …

Over the last 15 years, the world's media outlets have written thousands and thousands of
articles, reports, books, blog posts, and other pieces about Afghanistan. Among these …

Ron Singh, as an 18-year-old college student from Peterborough, had a group of Punjabi
friends who he had known since primary school. In their late teens, one of his friends got …

This article explores intersections between masculinity, mobility, generation and commerce
through the everyday lives of Afghan men who make up trading networks that are active …