Publikationen von Charlotte Bruckermann

Bruckermann, C.: "There's an app for that!" Ordering claims on natural resources through individual carbon accounts in China. Capitalism Nature Socialism 33 (4), S. 95 - 114 (2022)

Bruckermann, C.: Network marketing and state legitimacy in China: regulating trust from physical workplaces to virtual spaces. Economic Anthropology 8 (1), S. 86 - 101 (2021)

Bruckermann, C.: Why do grandparents grumble? Chinese children’s birthdays between kinship, market, and state. Ethnos 85 (1), S. 145 - 167 (2020)

Bruckermann, C.: Rumours as moral action: contesting the local state through housing in China. Critique of Anthropology 38 (2), S. 188 - 203 (2018)

Bruckermann, C.: Caring claims and the relational self across time: grandmothers overcoming reproductive crises in rural China. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 23 (2), S. 356 - 375 (2017)

Bruckermann, C.: The materiality of the uncanny: preserving the ruins of revolution in rural Chinese homes in special issue on dwelling. Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 37 (3), S. 446 - 455 (2017)

Bruckermann, C.: Longevity, labor, and care between kin and state in China. Global Europe (114), S. 2 - 23 (2017)

Bruckermann, C.: Trading on tradition: tourism, ritual, and capitalism in a Chinese village. Modern China 42 (2), S. 188 - 224 (2016)

Bruckermann, C.: Labour. In: A handbook of economic anthropology, 3. ed. Aufl., S. 110 - 120 (Hg. Carrier, J. G.). Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham; Northampton (2022)

Bruckermann, C.: Green infrastructure as financialized utopia: carbon offset forests in China. In: Financialization: relational approaches, S. 86 - 110 (Hg. Hann, C.; Kalb, D.). Berghahn, New York; Oxford (2020)

Bruckermann, C.: From ancestral tablets to patriotic portraits: remembering kinship in rural Chinese homes. In: To be at home: house, work and self in the modern world, S. 204 - 209 (Hg. Hentschke, F.; Williams, J.). De Gruyter, Berlin; Boston (2018)

Bruckermann, C.: Claiming homes: confronting domicide in rural China. Berghahn, Oxford; New York (2019), 260 S.

Bruckermann, C.; Feuchtwang, S.: The anthropology of China: China as ethnographic and theoretical critique. Imperial College Press, London (2016), X, 279 S.

Effects of financialisation in China. (2019)