My Publications

Peer-reviewed publications

• Krieg, Lisa J. (in press). When Gecko Tails Travel from Island Forests to Laboratories: From Materiality to Information in Scientific Cargo, In: Burkhard Schnepel und Julia Verne (eds), Cargoes: The Materiality of Connectivity in Motion Across the Indian Ocean. Athens, Ohio: Ohio University Press.

• Poerting, Julia, Julia Verne und Lisa J. Krieg. Gefährliche Begegnungen. Posthumanistische Ansätze in der technologischen Neuaushandlung des Zusammenlebens von Mensch und Wildtier. Geographische Zeitschrift 108 (3): 153-175.

• Krieg, Lisa J. 2020. Endangered, invasive, pet, commodity. Gecko circulations and value transformation in the Western Indian Ocean. Global Environment 13: 195-223.

• Krieg, Lisa J. 2020 Caring for strangers. Alterity, alliances, and reptile conservation in the “gecko garden refuges” in Manapany-les-Bains, La Réunion. Geographische Zeitschrift 108 (3): 176-196.

• Krieg, Lisa J. and Poerting, Julia 2020. Digital methods in difficult ethnographic fields: studying knowledge flows as complex networks through a Facebook analysis. Zeitschrift für digitale Geisteswissenschaften.

• Krieg, L. J. 2018. Entangling (non)human isolation and connectivity: island nature conservation on Ile aux Aigrettes, Mauritius. Island Studies Journal, (preprint).

• Krieg, L. J., Berning, M., & Hardon, A. 2017. Anthropology with algorithms? An exploration of online drug knowledge using digital methods. Medicine Anthropology Theory, 4(3), 21–52.

• Dijkstra, Louis J. and Lisa J. Krieg, 2016. From MDMA to Lady Gaga: Expertise and Contribution Behavior of Editing Communities on Wikipedia. In Procedia Computer Science (101): 96-106.

• Krieg, Lisa J. 2016. ‘It was horrible, but we live now’ - The experience of young German adults in everyday encounters with the Holocaust. In Focaal Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology (74): 97-110.

• Krieg, Lisa J. 2015. ‘It’s a real Totschlag-Argument’ - The attribution of agency to the Holocaust among contemporary young German adults in a discourse of remembering and forgetting. In Social Anthropology/Anthropologie Sociale 23(3): 314-329.

• Krieg, Lisa J. 2015. „Who wants to be sad over and over again?“ – Emotion Ideologies in Contemporary German Holocaust Education. In Journal of Educational Media, Memory, and Society 7(2): 110-128.

• Krieg, Lisa J. 2012. A Fight for Countermemory and Counteridentity: The Alternative Ceremony of Independence Day in Israel. In Kroeber Anthropological Society 101(1): 33-48.

Other output

• Krieg, Lisa J. (2018). Horizonte der Fürsorge. Warum eine Ethnologin Gecko-Mensch-Beziehungen erforscht (engl: Horizons of care. Why an anthropologist researches human-gecko-relations). In Der Taggecko. Informationen der Interessengruppe Phelsuma 102(2): 20-22.

• Azzi, M., L. Krieg, G. Colombo, E.M. Berning, G. Uboldi, L. Dijkstra, N. Sanchez-Querubin, A. Hupli, and A. Hardon (2017). Chemical knowledge. Establishing and stabilizing knowledge of psychedelics and designer drugs on Wikipedia. @http://chemicalyouth.org/wikipedia @github.com/calibro/chemical-wiki. Zenodo. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.231035

• Krieg, L.J., E.M. Berning, G. Colombo, M. Azzi, and A. Hardon (2016). Visualising Erowid. A data driven anthropological research on drugs. @http://chemicalyouth.org/visualising-erowid/

• Krieg, L.J. (2016). On Instagram, a Journey From Bear to Bile. In Sapiens – Anthropology/Everything Human.