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Focusing on the impact of Chinese globalization, this anthropological study examines the development of a global political landscape shaped by collaborative successes and failures. Through ethnographic fieldwork, it delves into Chinese infrastructure and resource-extraction initiatives in Mongolia and Mozambique, highlighting the socio-economic implications of these projects.

Focusing on anthropology's 'ontological turn,' this book offers a comprehensive exploration of its implications within modern social theory. It systematically examines how this shift influences our understanding of reality and knowledge, presenting a critical analysis of contemporary debates and perspectives in the field. By situating the ontological turn in a broader theoretical context, it provides valuable insights into the evolving nature of anthropological inquiry.

A controversial new orientation that resonates with wider developments in philosophy and social theory, the ontological turn and its implications for ethnographic fieldwork and anthropological analysis are the subject of vigorous debates. Drawing together these ongoing debates, this book provides the first anthropological exposition of this topic.

An ethnography of recent societal transformations in Mongolia and their impact on local belief systems.

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