HAU

Vol 16, No 2 (2026)

Cover Page

Table of Contents

Editorial Note

Playing with concepts
Adeline Masquelier, Louisa Lombard, Michael Herzfeld, Tiago Guidi
323–326

Forum: The Future of the Ethnography of the State: Essays in Tribute to James C. Scott

Introduction: Marveling over the state
Louisa Lombard
327–330
How Nigerians see the state: An essay in honor of James C. Scott
Daniel Jordan Smith
331–336
Rethinking Scott in an era of post-developmental restorationist state formation
Elif M. Babül
337–342
After Scott: Perspectives for the future of the ethnography of the state
Tatjana Thelen
343–348
The high-modernist state: Rethinking environmental authoritarianism in the twenty-first century
Amy Zhang
349–354
Weapons of the wronged: Notes on law’s double-edge
Christian Lund
355–362
Seeing like a surveillance state: Settler colonialism on the China–Myanmar border
Ting Hui Lau
363–370
A plethora of polities: The state, the nation-state, and the ethnonational state
Michael Herzfeld
371–375

Special Section: Transforming Care

Transforming care
Koreen M. Reece, Diego Maria Malara
376–385
JC Niala
386–401
Perveez Mody
402–414
Felicity Aulino
415–429
Emilija Zabiliūtė
430–443
Jessaca Leinaweaver, Jeanine Anderson
444–456
Kristine Krause
457–471
Tatjana Thelen
472–474

Articles

Catherine Donaldson
475–490
Stephen Pax Leonard
491–504
Andrew McDowell
505–518
Rogério Brittes W. Pires
519–535
Emile Tsékénis
536–553
Anastasia Badder
554–568
Francesco Fanoli
569–583

Book Symposium

Introduction
Jarrett Zigon
584–586
Radical hospitality in a Berlin hackerspace
Vita Peacock
587–592
Los Angeles is burning …
C. Jason Throop
593–597
Terminal prognosis as information-fact: Considering health data from a Zigonian perspective
Devin Flaherty
598–603
“What is it between us?” Relational ethics for the study of Human–AI interaction
Luis Felipe R. Murillo
604–610
What is there between us?: Reflections on Zigon’s relational ethics
Joel Robbins
611–615