Publications

Refereed Publications

  • Galbraith, M. 2016. “Malinowski’s Legacy: Reflections on Ethnography in Poland, and Poland in Ethnography.” Lud, 100, (3) December 1:93-102.​
  • Galbraith, M. 2015. “Multiculturalism in a Transnational Regional Community: EU Subsidies and Cultural Heritage in Southeast Poland,” in “Ethnicity, Culture, Politics,” ed. Wawrzyniec Konarski, Karolina Golemo, and Malgorzata Kolaczek, special issue, Politeja 31/2: 143-158.
  • Galbraith, M. 2015. Being and Becoming European: Self-Identity and European Integration in Poland. Paperback edition. London: Anthem Press.
  • Galbraith, M. 2014. Being and Becoming European: Self-Identity and European Integration in Poland. London: Anthem Press.
    Galbraith, M., and T. Wilson. 2011. “Instrumental Europe: Practices of Daily Engagement with the European Union.” Anthropological Journal of European Cultures 20 (2): 1-20.
  • Wilson,T., and M. Galbraith (special issue guest editors). 2011. “Instrumental Europe: Practices of Daily Engagement with the European Union.” Anthropological Journal of European Cultures 20 (2): 1-137.
  • Galbraith, M. 2011. “‘Poland Has Always Been in Europe’: The EU as an Instrument for Personal and National Advancement.” Anthropological Journal of European Cultures 20 (2): 21-42.
  • Galbraith, M. 2008. “Choosing and Planning in a Climate of Insecurity: Balancing Professional Work and Family Life in Poland.” Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Europe 8 (2): 16-30.
  • Galbraith, M. 2004. Between East and West: Geographic Metaphors of Identity in Poland. Ethos. 33 (1): 51-81.
  • Galbraith M. 2003. “We Just Want to Live Normally”: Intersecting Discourses of Public, Private, Poland, and the West Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Europe. 3 (1): 2-13.
  • Galbraith M. 2003. Gifts and Favors: Social Networks and Reciprocal Exchange in Poland. Ethnologia Europaea. 31(1).
  • Galbraith M. 2002. Globalization and Folk Craft Production: The Complementarity of Interdisciplinary Teaching and Research. American Association of Behavioral and Social Sciences Journal. 5: 62-68. 
  • Galbraith M. 2000. On the Road to Czestochowa: Rhetoric and Experience on a Polish Pigrimage. Anthropological Quarterly. 73 (2): 61-73.
Book cover Being and Becoming European in Poland by Dr. Galbraith

Major Ceramics Publications

  • Galbraith, M. 2004. “Indonesia’s Sasak Potters.” Ceramics Monthly 52 (7): 44-48.
  • ​Galbraith, M. 2003. “Rice bowl” (photograph of my pottery). In 500 Bowls, edited by Susan Tourtillott, 387. Ashville, NC: Lark Books.

Additional Publications

  • Galbraith, M. 2014-present. Uncovering Jewish Heritage Blog. 
  • Galbraith, M. 2016. Review of Hierarchy and Pluralism: Living Religious Difference in Catholic Poland by Agnieszka Pasieka. American Ethnologist. 43 (2): 387-9.
  • Galbraith, M. 2014. Review of Patrons of History: Nobility, Capital and Political Transitions in Poland by Longina Jakubowska. American Ethnologist. 41 (1): 204-5.
  • Galbraith, M. 2011. “Poles.” In Ethnic Groups of Europe edited by Jeffrey Coles, 283-288. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO Books.
  • Galbraith, M. 2009. Review of International Migration, Social Demotion, and Imagined Advancement: An Ethnography of Socioglobal Mobility by Erind Pajo. Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Europe. 9 (1): 34.
  • Galbraith, M. 2006. Review of Being Góral: Identity Politics and Globalization in Postsocialist Poland by Deborah Cahalen Schneider. American Anthropologist 108 (4): 921.
  • Galbraith, M. 2002. “Globalization and Folk Craft Production: The Complementarity of Interdisciplinary Teaching and Research.” American Association of Behavioral and Social Sciences Perspectives Journal. online
  • Galbraith, M. 2001. “Letter from the Field.” Anthropology News 42 (1): 56.
  • Galbraith, M. 1997. “A Pole Can Die for the Fatherland but Can’t Live For Her: Democratization and the Polish Heroic Ideal.” Anthropology of East Europe Review 15 (2): 77-88.
  • Galbraith, M. 1996. Polish Youth in Transition: Nation, Self, and Other in Post-Communist Poland. PhD diss., University of California, San Diego.
Woman squatting to work on large ceramic urn.