No. 31: Nomads, Ethics, and Intercultural Dialogue

[Issue in progress] Special feature on nomadic ethics and intercultural dialogue.

Published: 2024-08-31

Invited commentary

Mobile Pastoralists in the Middle East: Challenging Stereotypes Keynote address at the UNESCO-IISNC Conference on Nomadic Ethics and International Dialogue

Dawn Chatty
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Mongolia, moral culture and the mythology of nomadism Keynote address at the UNESCO-IISNC Conference on Nomadic Ethics and International Dialogue

David Sneath
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Research articles

A Site and its narratives Mongol Daguur, an area where it is still possible to halt the ‘Fortress Conservation’

Sabrina Tosi Cambini, Nadia Breda
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Komiss reborn? Thriving thrift shops and the ethics of second-hand clothing in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Dorjpagma Batsaikhan
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The Nomadic Ethics of Leaving No One Behind Samburu, Tugen, and Ilchamus Pastoralists in North-Central Kenya

Shinya Konaka
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Proceedings

Between the Logic of Killing Kid Goats and the Ethics of Care for Livestock

Akira Kamimura
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Children's cultural rights

Sarina Wang
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Focusing on Scythian and Hunnic Ethics The Dilemma of Early Hungarian Historiography

Bence Fehér
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Embodying the past Ethics, conservation discourse, and ancient monuments in rural Mongolia

Joseph Bristley
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Kant in the Steppes Pastoralist and the Kantian Imperative

Peter Finke
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Nomadic culture and fair trade Ethics in sustainable cashmere standards

Eric Thrift
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On the Culture of Rouran Khanate

Kürşat Yıldırım
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Statement of Indigenous Elders on Nomadic Ethics and Intercultural Dialogue

WUISP
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