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Special Issue (continued from Vol. 145.2) 
Rethinking the Mediterranean 
Ed. by Simon Holdermann, Christoph lange, Michaela Schäuble and Martin Zillinger 
Section 3: Rethinking New Media and Mediterranean Publics 
Simon Holdermann, Christoph lange, Michaela Schäuble, Martin Zillinger: 
Rethinking New Media and Mediterranean Publics 
Elisabetta Costa: Please ‘like’ Me: Reconfiguring Reputation and Shame in   
Southeast Turkey 
Simon Holdermann: Digital Hospitality: Trail Running and Technology in the   
Moroccan High Atlas 
Michaela Schäuble: Performing and Re-enacting Southern Italian lament:   
Ritual Mourning and the Migration of Images in the Mediterranean 
Sarah Green: Mediterranean Mediations 
Special Section: Dark Ethnographies 
Ed. by lene Faust and Simone Pfeifer 
lene Faust, Simone Pfeifer: Dark Ethnography? Encountering the ‘Uncomfortable’ 
other in Anthropological Research: Introduction to this Special Section 
Martijn de Koning: ‘Who Are They?’ – The Ethics and Politics of Complicity in 
Ethnographic Research with Dutch Muslim Militant Activists 
Nitzan Shoshan: Under a Different Name: Secrecy, Complicity, Ethnography 
Erol Saglam: Darkness Unbound. Insights from Ethnographic Research with   
Nationalist Groups in Contemporary Turkey 
Salman Hussain: Breaking Silence: Ambivalent Subjects and the Ethics of Suffering 
in Pakistan 
lene Faust: Moral Challenges in Anthropological Research among Italian   
Neo-Fascists: The Significance of the Body 
Mark Goodale: Afterword: Putting Down the Conjurer’s Wand: Toward an   
Anthropology of the Full Spectrum 
Florian Mühlfried: The Spectrum of Mistrust 
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Gabriele Alex, Alexis von Poser: A New Beginning 
Special Section 
Envisioning Anthropological Futures (and Provincializing their Origins) 
Ed. byKrist a Mashimi, Thoms Stodulka, Hansjörg Dilger, 
Anita von Poser, Dominik Mattes and Birgitt Röttger-Rössler 
Kristina Mashimi, Thomas Stodulka, Hansjörg Dilger, Anita von Poser: 
Introduction: Envisioning Anthropological Futures (and Provincializing their Origins) 
JaninaKehr: Toward the Otherwise: Anthropology, Politics, Medicine 
Tomás Sánchez Crado: Anthropology as a Careful Design Practice? 
Michaela Haug: Framing the Future through the Lens of Hope:  Environmental 
Change, Diverse Hopes and theChallenge of  Engagement 
Sandra Calkins: Writing Planetary Futures: Plants, Loss, and  Intersections of STS 
nd Anthropology in Germany 
Robert Jan Pijpers: Lost Glory or Poor Legacy? The Past as a Political  Instrument 
in a Sierra Leonean Mini g Town 
Christoph Antweiler: Transdiszipli arität als ko-produkt ves Scheitern? 
 Autoethnographis he Refl exione zu einem Projekt in Th iland 
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