A Political History of Bektashism in Albania

A propos de la diversite locale des traditions culturelles albanaises

Claude Lévi-Strauss at His Centennial

Confraternal religion: from liberation theology to political reversal

Cultural Politics and Spiritual Making of Anthropologists

Dreaming of Fecundity in Rural Society

Démocratie et stabilité dans le Sud-Est européen

article published in 2001

Entre invention et construction des traditions: L'héritage historique et culturel des Albanais

article by Albert Doja published September 2000 in Nationalities Papers

Fertility trends, marriage patterns, and savant typologies in Albanian context.

artículo científico publicado en 2010

From Neolithic Naturalness to Tristes Tropiques

From the German-speaking point of view: Unholy Empire, Balkanism, and the culture circle particularism of Albanian studies

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From the native point of view

Further Considerations on the Politics of Religious Discourse: Naim Frashëri and his Pantheism in the Course of Nineteenth-Century Albanian Nationalism

article published in 2013

Histoire et dialectique des idéologies et significations religieuses

Instrumental Borders of Gender and Religious Conversion in the Balkans∗

Spiritual Surrender: From Companionship to Hierarchy in the History of Bektashism

The Beautiful Blue Danube and the Accursed Black Mountain Wreath: German and Austrian Kulturpolitik of Knowledge on Southeast Europe and Albania

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The Kind of Writing

article by Albert Doja published June 2006 in Critique of Anthropology

The Mytho-Logics of Othering and Containment: Culture, Politics and Theory in International Relations

artículo científico publicado en 2021

The Politics of Religion in the Reconstruction of Identities

The dangerous politics of identity

The politics of religious dualism: Naim Frashëri and his elective affinity to religion in the course of 19th-century Albanian activism

The shoulders of our giants: Claude Lévi-Strauss and his legacy in current anthropology

article by Albert Doja published March 2006 in Social Science Information

Time and narrative: Temporality, memory, and instant history of Balkan wars