SJSCA

The Swiss Journal of Sociocultural Anthropology is the journal of the Swiss Anthropological Association SAA. It publishes ethnographically and theoretically grounded contributions on current issues and debates in social anthropology. As a tri-lingual journal with articles in English, French, and German, it seeks to strengthen the dialogue between different theoretical strands and scholarly traditions. The journal’s wide thematic scope encourages conversations across the discipline and between the various subfields of social and cultural anthropology.

Forms of Autonomy. Assembly Practices and Collective Decisions on the Margin of the State

The law of the outlaw: Law and order in, with, and beyond criminal groups

Anthropological Knowledge and Power Relations

SJSCA is published electronically by

and as print edition by

SJSCA 30 / 2024

SJSCA 29 / 2023

SJSCA 28 / 2022