Michael followed the research interest: Central Asia
Michael started following the work of Maya Peterson, Harvard University, History of Science.
Michael started following the work of 3 people.
Graduate Student, Anthropology
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Magnus Fiskesjo
Paul Nadasdy Holly Case Dominic Boyer |
About
My research and teaching focus broadly on questions of political/legal anthropology (sovereignty, state, war, international law, coercion, political authority), capitalism (value, globalization, money, property/privatization) and representation (spectacle, symbolization, visuality). My most recent ethnographic project focuses on the legitimate and illegitimate forms of political and legal authority that emerged during the transition to capitalism in the former USSR.
I defended my dissertation in November, and will graduate in May 2012. For an overview of my research in Transnistria, please see my article in the November 2011 issue of Global Crime.
Contact Information
| Address: | Michael Bobick |
