Vol.43.no.1 (March 2026)

• The Disciplinary Agenda of Indigenous Anthropology in Southeast Asia and Its Implications
• Knowledge Decolonization and Local Practices in African Countries
• From Indianism to Southern Anthropology: The Epistemic Shift in Mexican Anthropology
• The Cultural Sphere of Yayue in East Asia and the Northern Indochina Peninsula—An Examination from a Genetic Perspective
• Worlding East Asian Chinese Fu: Centering on the Eastward Transmission and Westward Introduction of the Fu Genre
• Rethinking and Rebuilding: Exploring the Paths of Global Intellectual History
• The Role of “Animal Spirits” in the “Keynesian Revolution”
• Reconstructing the Pastoral Economies of Early Mesopotamian Societies
• Geographical Distribution Types of Sino-Ryukyuan Readings
• The Transnational and Transcultural Experiences of Chinese Laborers in North America and the Writing of Mid-19th-Century Global History