Albania

Rebirth of a discipline
Albania
Vol. 47, 2017/2 - pages
Pages 181 to 192

A new foundation for the anthropology of Albania

By Gilles de Rapper, translated from the French by John Angell
Pages 193 to 202

From an artistic high school to the Institut de culture populaire: An ethnologist’s journey

By Aferdita Onuzi, interviewed in Tirana in November 2015 by Gilles de Rapper
Pages 203 to 212

Folkloristics and Ethnography in Albania and Kosovo from 1945 to 1991: Different Paths but a Similar Approach

By Rigels Halili
Pages 213 to 216

The testimony of an ethnologist in Communist times

By Mark Tirta, interviewed in Tirana in November 2015 by Gilles de Rapper
Pages 217 to 228

Ethnography in the Communist period and the study of the city

By Armanda Hysa
Pages 229 to 240

Communism as a Research Topic in Contemporary Albanian Ethnology: A “Native” Perspective

By Olsi Lelaj
Pages 241 to 252

Academic Collaboration in Ideological Frameworks behind the Iron Curtain: The German-Albanian Expedition of 1957

By Eckehard Pistrick
Pages 253 to 262

The Song of Korça: An Investigation of Music in an Urban Landscape

By Mikaela Minga
Pages 263 to 276

A different image of Socialist Albania? An essay in the ethnography of amateur photography

By Gilles de Rapper, Anouck Durand
Pages 277 to 288

A reflexive look at ethnographical studies of death customs in Albania

By Bledar Kondi
Pages 289 to 300

Food Culture in Kosova: Change and Continuity In the Social Dimensions of Meals

By Arsim Canolli
Pages 301 to 308

Movement matters: The case of southern Albania

By Nastasa Gregoric Bon
Pages 309 to 320

Commemorative Religion After Communism. The Bektashi Pilgrimage to Mt. Tomorr, Albania

By Mentor Mustafa
Pages 321 to 330

Pyramid firms and value transformation in post-socialist Albania

By Smoki Musaraj
Pages 331 to 340

On the Anthropology of Blood-Feuds During a Time of “Total Crisis”

By Nebi Bardhoshi
Pages 341 to 350

The Atlantic Watersports Games.

By Julien Fuchs
Pages 351 to 359

“Dangerous” partners: Sexuality, masculinities, and the economy of desire in two immigrant communities

By Vulca Fidolini, translated by John Angell
Pages 359 to 365

Review

Pages 366 to 380

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