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Current Issue

 

Fourteenth Issue (2025)

 

Research Contribution

Mazen Iwaisi
Archaeo-political Violence in the Shadow of the State: From Settler Colonialism to Entrepreneurism and Back

Eponine Wong
Emancipatory Struggles in the Age of Identity Politics: The Precolonial Maya Past in Constructing the Revolutionary ‘Authenticity’ of the Zapatista Movement

Theme Issue:
Unearthing Resistance – James C. Scott’s Legacy for Critical Archaeologies and Histories

FKA Editorial Collective
James C. Scott: A Tribute

Maryam Dezhamkhooy
Feminist Archaeology and the Legacy of James Scott: Interventions in the Writing of Women’s History

Alex Sager
Remembering Scott as a Political Theorist

Bill Angelbeck
Flipping the Script: Upending Approaches to Power in the Work of James C. Scott

Seth Richardson
State Borders, Other Orders

Mark Hudson
Hidden Transcripts of the Christian Century: Power and Global Goods in Early Modern Japan

Miriam T. Stark
A Southeast Asian Archaeologist’s Perspective on James Scott’s Contributions to the Field

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Theme Issue: West Asia in the Center

Edited by Sebastian Hageneuer, Aris Politopoulos, Bärbel Morstadt, and Aydin Abar

Aydin Abar, Bärbel Morstadt, Aris Politopoulous and Sebastian Hageneuer
Can We Put West Asia in the Center? An Introduction

Rune Rattenborg
Past Colonialisms: ‘Land Between Rivers’ and Archaeological Discourses of Empire

Jessie DeGrado
A Load of Bull: Assyrian Inspiration for Layard’s Colossus-Moving Scenes

Eric X. Jarrard
The Wellesley Assyrian Relief: A Necrography

Luise Loges
Framing Looted Heritage

Aydin Abar
A Formidably National Archaeology? The Impact of Crypto-colonialism on Archaeological Research in Iran

Bärbel Morstadt
Historising Épidemaïs – West Asian Characters in the Comic Series ‘Asterix the Gaul’ against the Background of Historical Sources, the 20th-Century-Zeitgeist and the Current Discourse on Orientalism

Sebastian Hageneuer
Playing Archaeology, Playing Colonialism

 

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ISSN: 2194-346X