Abstract

During the current global pandemic, a series of transitions have taken place at Social Analysis. Judith Bovensiepen from the University of Kent and Hans Steinmüller from the London School of Economics have joined Martin Holbraad, University College London. The three of us will edit the journal from this issue onward as a team, supported by our editorial assistant, Alonso Zamora Corona, and the staff at Berghahn.

Highlights

  • As an editorial team, we seek to ensure fairness and transparency in all aspects of peer review and publishing at Social Analysis

  • The three of us will edit the journal from this issue onward as a team, supported by our editorial assistant, Alonso Zamora Corona, and the staff at Berghahn

  • Since its inception in 1979, Social Analysis has been at the forefront of anthropological debates

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Introduction

We seek to ensure fairness and transparency in all aspects of peer review and publishing at Social Analysis. The three of us will edit the journal from this issue onward as a team, supported by our editorial assistant, Alonso Zamora Corona, and the staff at Berghahn. Since its inception in 1979, Social Analysis has been at the forefront of anthropological debates.

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