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<title>Channels - POLYGYNY IN ISLAMIC LAW AND PUKHTUN PRACTICE :: FRELIP Discovery
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HALF A HEART: DENATURALIZING POLYGYNY IN BANGKOK, THAILAND
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“Love conquers all?”: Women's narratives on polygyny as an internal critique of intersecting patriarchies
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Editorial: Of Affects, Emotions and Practices of Reading
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Transmission and Erosion of Local Knowledge Practices in a Fishing Village in South India
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Illegal Tastes and Suspicious Aromas: Negotiating Migrant Selves Through Practices of Everyday Food
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Hiring Practices and Superintendent Turnover in Rural Idaho: Examining Factors That Influence Leadership Stability
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Public Culture and Sustainable Practices: Peninsula Europe from an ecodiversity perspective, posing questions to Complexity Scientists
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Practices of Resilience: Nahuatl and Nahua Online Cultural Initiatives in Mexico City and Los Angeles During COVID-19
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Right to Act: United States Legal Basis Under the Law of Armed Conflict to Pursue the Islamic State in Syria
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INTRODUCTION
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CO-WIVES, HUSBAND, AND THE MORMON POLYGYNOUS FAMILY
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POLYGYNOUS MARRIAGE IN THE MIDDLE EAST: STORIES OF SUCCESS AND FAILURES
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Critique of Guillermo Algaze’s “The Sumerian Takeoff”
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Preface to Structure and Dynamics:1#3
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About the Image: Diffusion Dynamics in an Historical Network
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Network Perspectives on Communities
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Atlas of Chiefdoms and Early States
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Response to Christiansen and Altaweel
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Fighting a Hydra: A Note on the Network Embeddedness of the War on Terror
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Structure and Dynamics Vol.1 No.2: Editorial Commentary
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Response to Oscillations in Population Sizes – From Ecology to History
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Press Release: New calculations show as many as 7.3 million Americans know someone killed or injured in Iraq and Afghanistan
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Book Review: Network Analysis and Ethnographic Problems: Process Models of a Turkish Nomad Clan, by Douglas R. White and Ulla C. Johansen (Oxford, UK and Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2004, Cloth / 2006, Paper, 544 pages)
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Seventh Lagoon: The Ring of Water
