- Placing Urban Anthropology: The Production of Empirically-based Knowledge and its Significance to Society
- ‘Being Urban’ in the Context of Global Urbanization: The Case of India
- The Social Organization of an Urban Diaspora: Corporate Groups, Factions and Networks amongst Penang’s Malaysian-Chinese
- Transnational Chicago: The Local and Translocal Networks and Loyalties of Post-Socialist Lithuanian Immigrants
- Positioning Urban Anthropology: A Road Map for a History of Ideas
- The Debate in Urban Anthropology and the Development of the Empirical Investigation of Governance
- Italian Elite Groups at Work: A View from the Urban Grassroots
- Ethnicity in the City: Tatar Urban Youth Culture in Kazan, Tatarstan
- Ethnography: Bridging the Qualitative-Quantitative Divide
- European Urban Traditions: An Anthropologist’s View on Polis, Urbs, and Civitas
- ‘What will the neighbours say?’: Legitimacy, Social Control and the Sociocultural Influence of Neighbourhoods in India
- A Genesis of Street Communality: With Special Reference to the Political Culture of Street Violence in Nairobi
- Varieties of Yin and Yang in the Han: Implicit Mode and Substance Divisions in Heshanggong’s Commentary on the Daodejing
- Transformations of the Monstrous Feminine in the New Asian Female Ghost Films
- Crossover Dreams: Global Circulation of Queer Film on the Film Festival Circuits
- Social and Cultural Innovation: Research Infrastructures Tackling Migration
- The Tribulations of a French Woman in China: An Interview with Mariana Otero
- FIFAK 2013: Gendered and Generational Expressions of a Passion for Cinema in Tunisia
- Boys Meet Girls, Paris Meets Hollywood: Opportunities Missed in French Films En Chanté
- “First Korean Philosophers” on Philosophy
- Toward a Phenomenology of Moral Drive: A Dialogue with Dasan and Fichte
- Confucianism and Feminism in Korean Context
- Spatial Boundaries, Social Frontiers: From the Visible to the Invisible in the Geographic, Economic, and Social Space of Present-Day Central Asia
- Cultural Identity in the Age of Transculturation
- Li (禮), or Ritual Propriety: A Preface to a Confucian Philosophy of Human Action