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Familjemåltiden – en (ut)märkt och laddad praktik. Måltidspraktikens kön, klass och ”ras”/etnicitet.

Mat och ätande väcker känslor till liv, det handlar om njutning och avsmak, men också om oro, frustration och glädje. Floran av idéer, trender och råd om mat och måltider tycks ständigt växa. I hushåll med yngre barn är normer kring mat och ätande särskilt starka och involverar i sin tur specifik kunskap om hur den ”riktiga” måltiden görs. I den här artikeln handlar det inte om att kritiskt gransk

Stealing from the public : on the removal of street art from the street

This paper discusses the removal, sale and collection of street artworks. These practices have become increasingly widespread as prices for commercial urban art have risen. While many members of the street art world consider the taking of and trading in street artworks to be taboo, my research shows that attitudes vary depending on the wishes of the relevant artists and the motives of the people r

The Baltistan Movement and the Power of Pop Ghazals

This paper investigates the role of locally produced pop-ghazal music in the politics of the people of Baltistan, a community living in the western Himalayas on both sides of the border between Indian and Pakistan and characterized by its blend of Shi’ite and Tibetan culture as well as its vernacular Tibetan dialect. The pop-ghazals conjures up an alternative narrative of local history and belongi