Issue 9

Table of contents

1. James Laidlaw:

   Anthropology and cognitive science: a two-way street?

   • Anthropology and the cognitive challenge By Maurice Bloch

2. Insa Koch:

   Everyday experiences of state betrayal on an English council estate

3. Evan Killick:

   Whose truth is it anyway?

   • Truth in motion: the recursive anthropology of Cuban divination by Martin Holbraad

4. Elizabeth Ewart:

   Standing leaned together

   • Under a watchful eye: self, power, and intimacy in Amazonia By Harry Walker

5. Maia Green:

   Accounting for change in African economies

Feature article

1. Alpa Shah:

   Religion and the secular left: subaltern studies, Birsa Munda and Maoists