Antroperspektiv is a public-facing platform that brings together anthropologists—and those inspired by anthropology, from artists, academics and activists—to bridge the gap between academic research and public life. We highlight anthropological voices in Sweden, both emerging and established, and explore what “Swedish anthropology” has been and could become. The platform serves to engage in debate on contemporary issues; a place for debate and engagement on current issues, cross-writing between anthropologists and the world(s) we inhabit.

To represent the diversity of ”Swedish anthropology”, we welcome contributions from anthropologists based in Sweden in any capacity and encourage submissions from around the world. We also welcome submissions in all languages to represent the many ways which anthropologists in Sweden engage with their worlds.

Anthropespektiv publishes two thematic issues per year, each with five to ten articles. Between issues, we welcome open submissions. We accept submissions in all languages, but edit submissions in English and Swedish. Articles should be no longer than 4000 words. We prefer pieces around 2000 words, and welcome video and art submissions.

Antroperspektiv is an initiative of the Swedish Anthropological Association (SANT). The editorship rotates twice a year among PhD candidates in Swedish anthropology departments and a senior editorial mentor. This year’s editors are Ella Hillström (Stockholm University), Zarreen Kamalie (Stockholm University), and Helena Wulff (Professor emeritus, Stockholm University).

Contact: antroperspektiv@gmail.com