Series Editor: Daniel Miller
A series of 11 ground-breaking and accessible ethnographic studies. Nine are monographs devoted to specific field sites in Brazil, Chile, China, England, India, Italy, Trinidad and Turkey.
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Alto Hospicio
Anthropology
approccio etnografico
area studies
boyd
Brasil
Brazil
Brazilian
By (author) Daniel Miller and Jolynna Sinanan
By (author) Juliano Spyer
By (author) Nell Haynes
By (author) Shriram Venkatraman
By (author) Xinyuan Wang
Cambridge
Camera Phone
Caribbean
carnival
Carnival logic
changing role of photography
chile
Chilean
China
chinese ethnography
chinese millenials
class differences
commerce
communication
communication studies
communications
community
concern
context
contrast
create
cultura
cultural studies
culture
daniel miller
death and dying
DGO
digital
digital anthropology
digital economy
digital ethnography
digital migration
Distribution of responses
emergente
emojis
English
equality
equality online
ethnographic research
ethnography
ethnography of China
everyday values
facebook
Facebook posts
factory conditions
factory workers
family
field
forms
friends
gender
generalisation
generational differences
genres
good relationships
groups
happiness
Hardback
hospice care
human communication
human values
identity
images
impact of social
importance of visual images
important
income differences
individual
individuality
industrial china
inequality
inequality offline
informants
Instagram interactions
internet
Internet cafés
internet studies
Italy
Kurdish
kurds
l Cyworld
life in china
linkedin
lives
London
love
low-income Brazilians
mardin
material culture
media
media studies
memes
migrants
millenials
Miller
mobile phones
moral values
myspace
Mίdias sociais
norms
online
online presence
Open Access HTML
Open Access PDF
Orkut
Oxford
Paperback
parents
political
politics
population
potential relationships
privacy
private social media
public social media
relationships
religion
result
rural China
scalable sociality
selfies
share
Sinanan
smartphones
snapchat
social anthropology
Social media
social media platforms
social media posts
Social Network Sites
social norms
social relations
social science
social visibility
socialise
sociality
society
sociology
south India
south Indian
southeast Turkey
space study of social teachers
suburbia
tamil nadu
technological skills
technology
teenagers
topic
traditional Trinidad
Trinidad
Trinidadian
turkey
twitter
UCL Press
University Press
urban china
urban studies
Venkatraman
visibility
visual
visual communication
web history
web studies
wechat
weibo
whatsapp
why we post
Why We Post 1
Why We Post 2
Why We Post 3
Why We Post 4
Why We Post 5
Why We Post 6
Why We Post 7
WikiLeaks
women
work
working class
young
young people
YouTube
