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Browsing publications by Dr Anselma Gallinat

Newcastle Authors	Title	Year	Full text
Dr Anselma Gallinat	I am anthropologist – But where is the field? On fieldwork, intimacy, and home	2026
Dr Anselma Gallinat	Actually existing post-socialism: Producing ideological others in eastern Germany	2022
Dr Anselma Gallinat	The anthropology of post-socialism: Theoretical legacies and conceptual futures – An introduction	2022
Dr Lisa Garforth Dr Anselma Gallinat	Introduction: Constructing and practising student engagement in changing institutional cultures	2018
Dr Anselma Gallinat	Student engagement in the management of accelerated change	2018
Dr Anselma Gallinat	The Local Aufarbeitung (Re-Working) of the SED-Dictatorship: Governing Memory to Save the Future	2017
Dr Anselma Gallinat	Narratives in the Making: Writing the East German Past in the Democratic Present	2016
Dr Anselma Gallinat	Incoherence matters: Life-stories after fundamental regime-change	2015
Dr Anselma Gallinat	Power and vulnerability: Secrecy, social relationships and the East German Stasi	2015
Dr Anselma Gallinat	Memory Matters and Contexts: Remembering for Past, Present and Future	2013
Dr Anselma Gallinat	Controlling creativity and creating professionals? Mind ‘the line’ at a newspaper editorial office	2012
Dr Anselma Gallinat	'The rush to (East) German history': Recognising memory and belonging	2011
Dr Anselma Gallinat	Playing the Native Card: The Anthropologist as Informant in Eastern Germany	2010
Dr Anselma Gallinat	The Ethnographic Self as Resource: An Introduction	2010
Dr Anselma Gallinat	The ethnographic self as resource: Writing memory and experience into ethnography	2010
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