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Thematische Schwerpunkte
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Fay, F. (2023) The Politics of Skeletons and Ruination: Living (with) Debris of the Two Fishes Hotel in Diani Beach, Kenya. Journal of Eastern African Studies.
Fay, F. and M. Schmidt (2023) (Counter)public Contestations: Feminist Theorizing for Anthropological Ethics, boasblogs.org, 5 July 2023.
Interview with Franziska Fay about her book Disputing Discipline: Child Protection, Punishment and Piety in Zanzibar Schools
Fay, F. (2023) Comment on: Scheidecker, Gabriel, “Parents, Caregivers, and Peers. Patterns of Complementarity in the Social World of Children in Rural Madagascar,” Current Anthropology, Vol 64(3), June 2023.
Fay, F. (2022) Pull and I Shall Pull. www.africasacountry.com, 03.10.2022
“Swahili is my grandmother-tongue”: Indian Ocean Confluences, the Dissolution of Dialogue and Gendered Linguistic Belonging in the Gulf“ (from 48’46 - 1’09’11)
“Women Storying the Swahili Seas: Indian Ocean Feminist Aesthetics and Affective Imaginaries in Lubaina Himid’s Political Painting” (from 1’59 - 2’15)
Oman Research Network (RMU)
Fay, F. (2022) Ordinary Childhoods and Everyday Islamic Practices of Protection and Care in Zanzibar. Journal of the British Academy, 10(s2), 175-197.

International Workshop, 19-20 May 2022, JGU Mainz, co-organised with Heike Drotbohm and Konstanze N’Guessan
„Disziplinierte Empathie als wichtiges Werkzeug in hochpolitischen Zeiten“
https://www.magazin.uni-mainz.de/12391_DEU_HTML.php
Rearing Like the State: Belonging, Child Rearing and Greeting in Zanzibar. In: Across the Waves: Strategies of Belonging in Indian Ocean Island Societies. Ed. by Iain Walker and Marie-Aude Fouéré. Leiden/Boston: Brill (2022).
Arabian Humanities Vol 15, 2022
Ufeminia: Translating Feminist Politics in Tanzania
(in English and Swahili, 29.10.2021)
Workshop (Swahili/English), 19-20 November 2021, JGU Mainz (hybrid/zoom), co-organised with Irene Brunotti and Nathalie Arnold Koenings


(in English): Children’s Refusal and Child Protection
“Disputing Discipline – Child Protection, Punishment and Piety in Zanzibar Schools”
(Rutgers University Press, 2021)
“Young Swahili-speakers in Oman and the ‘Zanzibar Diaspora’” (in English, 26.01.2021)
“Waswahili (Vijana) wa Oman na Dhana ya ‘Zanzibar Diaspora’” (in Swahili, Baraza la Kiswahili la Berlin, 26.11.2020)
Interview about child protection and corporal punishment in Zanzibar (in Swahili)
“Ulinzi wa mtoto na upigaji bakora” (pt. 1)
“Ulinzi wa mtoto na upigaji bakora” (pt. 2)
Looking at and Seeing Beyond Young People’s Photographs of ‘Child Protection’ in Zanzibar. MAT – Medicine Anthropology Theory Vol 6(4): 80-100 (2019).
Decolonizing the Child Protection Apparatus: Revisiting Child Rights Governance in Zanzibar. Childhood 26(3): 321-336 (2019).
The Impact of the School Space on Research Methodology, Child Participation and Safety: Views from Children in Zanzibar. Children’s Geographies, 16:4, pp. 405-417 (2018).