Caribbean World

Olívia M. Gomes da Cunha is Associate Professor of Anthropology, Museu Nacional, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, BrazilRyan Cecil Jobson is Neubauer Family Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of Chicago, USAStephan Palmié is Norman & Edna Freehling Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Chicago, USA

• Introduction Section I: Odd States, Ordinary Sovereignty 1. Repeating Crisis in Haiti 2. Carceral Mobilities: Detention, Deportation, Diaspora and the Caribbean 3. Justice in a Vigilante State: Extra-Judicial Killings and Accountability in Jamaica 4. The Court, the Crown, and the Caribbean: Shaping Non-Sovereignties through the Law 5. Cuban Solidarity Humanitarianism: Global Health(Care) as Political Praxis 6. Citizenship, Gender and Migration in the Southern Caribbean 7. When your hand is inside the tiger’s mouth, pat his back:’ Diplomacy and the Institutionalization of Reparations Work in the Anglophone Caribbean Section II: Making Relations, Making Kin 8. Substantial Relations: Constructing Ties that Bind Across the Caribbean 9. Gendered Labor and Petrocapitalism in the Dutch Caribbean, 1920s-50s 10. Family and Indentured Workers in Suriname, 1873-1939 11. Personhood beyond the Plantation: Opacity and Self-Making 12. Father Song 13. Queer Placemaking and Geographies of Lesbian and Trans Masculine Community in Trinidad and Tobago Section III: Beyond Religion, beyond the Secular 14. Making, Unmaking, and Remaking Religion in the Caribbean 15. Christian Funerals as Sites of Afro-Caribbean Social Negotiation 16. Marks of Devotion: Indo-Caribbean Godnas (Tattoos), Caste Identities, and Hindu Reformism in Contests for Religious Leadership 17. The Abakuá Society: From Repression to Civic Inclusion 18. The Nyabinghi Archipelago: Rastafari’s Sacred Music in the Greater Caribbean 19. ’Selassie is the Chapel’: Forging New Ethiopianism in the Caribbean Section IV: Cultivating Places, Creating Livelihoods 20. Caribbean Ecologies and Landscape Transformations in Cuba: From Plantations to the Revaluation of Wetlands in the Anthropocene 21. In and out of the Plots, Grounds, Yards and Gardens in the Black Atlantic Plantationocene 22. Social Housing and the Making of the ‘Urban’ in French Guinana 23. The Struggle for the Cuban Meal 24. Tourism in the ‘Islands in the Sun’ Section V: Moving Categories, Mobile Identifications 25. From Linguistic Variation to Styling in Caribbean Communities 26. Maroons in Guyane 27. ’…Si realmente son Dominicanos’: Race and National Belonging in the Campaign for the Reintegration of Dominicans to the Patria Epilogue 28. Rebel Islands: Recovering Caribbean Agency