Rexhepi, P.: On the EU’s birthday, coloniality and the politics of European erasure, Balkanist, (2017)

Rexhepi, P.: Misiones civilizadoras, ideologías «wahhabistas» y economías LGBT en Sarajevo y Pristina, Desde el Margen, (2017)

Walton, J. F.: [Review of:] Patricia Morris: Fetishism, Psychoanalysis, Anthropology (London: Author’s Collective Press, 2020). Logos: A Journal of Modern Society & Culture [20], nur HTML-Version (2021)

Walton, J. F.: [Review of:] Charles D. Sabatos: Frontier Orientalism and the Turkish Image in Central European Literature. Southeastern Europe 45 (2), S. 265 - 268 (2021)

Walton, J. F.: [Review of:] Between Muslims: Religious Difference in Iraqi Kurdistan by J. Andrew Bush. Journal of the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association 8 (1), S. 490 - 492 (2021)

Rexhepi, P.: [Review of:] The Revival of Islam in the Balkans: From identity to religiosity, written by Arolda Elbasani and Olivier Roy. Journal of Muslims in Europe 6 (1), S. 133 - 136 (2017)

Walton, J. F.: [Review of:] John R. Bowen: On British Islam: religion, law, and everyday practice in Shari’a councils. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2016. Islamic Law and Society 24 (3), S. 304 - 309 (2017)

Walton, J. F.: La identidad europea y el islam: Reflexiones sobre la historia y la memoria de la pertenencia religiosa andalusí y otomana. Revista de Libros (2016)

Walton, J. F.: Graphic designs: On constellational writing, or a Benjaminian response to Ingold’s critique of ethnography. In: Anthropology and Ethnography are Not Equivalent, S. 53 - 70 (Hg. Ahmad, I.). Berghahn Books, New York (2021)

Carabelli, G.: Re-territorializing empire: Imperial memories and contested history in Forte Ardietti. In: Sharpening the haze: visual essays on imperial history and memory, S. 77 - 94 (Hg. Walton, J. F.; Carabelli, G.; Jovanović, M.; Kirbis, A.). Ubiquity Press, London (2020)

Jovanović, M.: Imperial discomfort in post-Habsburg Tianjin. In: Sharpening the haze: visual essays on imperial history and memory, S. 97 - 109 (Hg. Walton, J. F.; Carabelli, G.; Jovanović, M.; Kirbis, A.). Ubiquity Press, London (2020)

Kirbis, A.: Disrupting visual legacies of the ‘eternal enemy’. In: Sharpening the haze: visual essays on imperial history and memory, S. 59 - 72 (Hg. Walton, J. F.; Carabelli, G.; Jovanović, M.; Kirbis, A.). Ubiquity Press, London (2020)

Walton, J. F.: Already dead? Of tombstones, empire, and photography. In: Sharpening the haze: visual essays on imperial history and memory, S. 27 - 41 (Hg. Walton, J. F.; Carabelli, G.; Jovanović, M.; Kirbis, A.). Ubiquity Press, London (2020)

Walton, J. F.; Carabelli, G.; Jovanović, M.; Kirbis, A.: Introduction: Of images and empires. In: Sharpening the haze: visual essays on imperial history and memory, S. 13 - 23 (Hg. Walton, J. F.; Carabelli, G.; Jovanović, M.; Kirbis, A.). Ubiquity Press, London (2020)

Carabelli, G.: Edible memories: Habsburg imperial cities and their sustained coffee-culture. In: Kosmos Kaffee, S. 58 - 62 (Hg. Jahreis, M.; Möllers, N.). Deutsches Museum, München (2019)

Rexhepi, P.: Bektashism as a model and metaphor for Balkan Islam. In: Shia minorities in the contemporary world: migration, transnationalism and multilocality (Hg. Scharbrodt, O.; Shanneik, Y.). Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh (2019)

Walton, J. F.: Metrosophy: Rereading Walter Benjamin in light of religion after religion. In: All religion is inter-religion: engaging the work of Steven M. Wasserstrom, S. 57 - 64 (Hg. GhaneaBassiri, K.; Robertson, P.). Bloomsbury Academic, London (2019)

Carabelli, G.; Lubbock, R.: Neoliberalising Mostar: Governmentality, ethno-national division and everyday forms of resistance. In: Edges of identity: The production of neoliberal subjectivities, S. 230 - 253 (Hg. Louth, J.; Potter, M.). University of Chester Press, Chester (2017)

Rexhepi, P.: Macedonia. In: Yearbook of Muslims in Europe, Volume 8, S. 441 - 455 (Hg. Scharbrodt, O.; Akgönül, S.; Alibašić, A.; Nielsen, J. S.; Račius, E.). Brill, Leiden (2017)

Rexhepi, P.: Borders. In: Relations, S. 234 (Hg. Sardar, Z.). Hurst, London (2017)