Peer reviewed books, edited volumes 

• Mattingly, C. & Grøn, L. (Eds) (2022): Imagistic Care. Growing Old in a Precarious World. Fordham University Press.
• Herbert Muyinda & SR Whyte (Eds) (2022). Disability and Technology in Africa. Africa: Journal of the International African Institute 92 (4).

Two forthcoming books with substantial contributions from the project based on book grants:

• Cheryl Mattingly: Category Trouble:  Stigma as Moral Experience. Book project: John Simon Guggenheim Fellow, 2017-2018
• Lotte Meinert: Sharing Mountains: Ethical Change in Ik Land. Carlsberg Monograph fellowship, 2021-2022

Also forthcoming two edited journal special issues based on papers from symposium For the Time Being: Temporality, Ethics, Aging. AU 2022:

• Grøn, Lone and Lotte Meinert (Eds) (forthcoming).  Aging.Time. Being. Proposal submitted.
• Dyring, Rasmus (Ed). (forthcoming). Phenomenologies of Aging. Special issue, Continental Philosophy Review. ­

Contributions to peer reviewed books, edited volumes etc. 

• Dyring, Rasmus. 2022. “Dementia Care Ethics, Social Ontology and World-Open Care: Phenomenological Motifs.” In Eriksen, C and N. Hämäläinen (eds.) Perspectives on Moral Change: Anthropologists and Philosophers Engage Transformations of Life Worlds. 106-125. New York: Berghahn Books.
• Dyring, Rasmus. 2022. “On the Silent Anarchy of Intimacy: Images of Alterity, Openness and Sociality in Life with Dementia.” In Imagistic Care: Growing Old in a Precarious World, edited by Cheryl Mattingly and Lone Grøn. New York: Fordham Press.
• Gill, Harmandeep K. 2023: “‘Setting off from the Mountain Pass’: Facing Death and Preparing for the Journey Ahead in Tibetan Exile.” In Aspiring in Later Life: Making Selves, Places, Relations Across Locales, edited by Megha Amrith, Victoria Kumala Sakti, and Dora Sampaio. Rutgers University Press.Gill,
• Gill, Harmandeep K. 2022: “Imagining Self and Other: Carers, TV and Touch.” In Imagistic Care: Growing Old in a Precarious World, edited by Cheryl Mattingly and Lone Grøn. New York: Fordham Press.
• Grøn, L & Mattingly, C. (2022): “Introduction. Imagistic Inquiries: Aging, Intimate Others and Care” In: Imagistic Care. Growing Old in a Precarious World. Fordham University Press.
• Grøn, L (2022): “Yeah … Yeah. Imagistic Signatures and Responsive Events at a Danish Dementia Ward”. In: Imagistic Care. Growing Old in a Precarious World. Fordham University Press.
• Oxlund, B., Grøn, L. & Bregnebæk, S. (2019). Introduktion: Sund aldring og sociale relationer. Tidsskrift for Forskning i Sygdom og Samfund, 30, 5-18.
• Louw, Maria (in press) ”Visionary Dreams”, in The Central Asian World, eds. Madeleine Reeves and Jeanne Feaux de la Croix. Routledge.
• Louw, Maria (2022). Virtuous Aging in Uncanny Moral Worlds: Being Old and Kyrgyz in the Absence of the Young.” In Imagistic Care: Growing Old in a Precarious World, edited by Cheryl Mattingly and Lone Grøn. New York: Fordham Press.
• Mattingly, C. and P. McKearney (2022).  The Ethics of Care.  In Cambridge Handbook of the Anthropology of Ethics and Morality.  J. Laidlaw (ed).  Cambridge:  Cambridge University Press. 
• Mattingly, C.  The Gift (2022):  Toward an Imagistic Critical Phenomenology.” In Imagistic Care: Growing Old in a Precarious World, edited by Cheryl Mattingly and Lone Grøn. New York: Fordham Press.
• Mattingly, C. (2022). Gadamer in Black Los Angeles.  In Philosophy on Fieldwork:  Critical Introductions to Theory and Analysis in Anthropological Practice. N. Bilbundt and T.S. Wentzer (eds).  London:  Bloomsbury Press.
• Mattingly, C.  Ordinary Possibility, Transcendent Immanence and Responsive Ethics:  A Philosophical Anthropology of the Small Event. In Eriksen, C and N. Hämäläinen (eds.) Perspectives on Moral Change: Anthropologists and Philosophers Engage Transformations of Life Worlds. New York: Berghahn Books.  
• Meinert, Lotte. “Vulnerability as Relational: Cash and Care for Elderly Ik in Uganda”. In Vulnerability and the Politics of Care: Cross-Disciplinary Dialogues. Edited by Victoria Browne, Jason Danely, Doerthe Rosenow. Oxford University Press 2021.
• Meinert, Lotte. “Together Apart: Fence Work in Landscapes of Relationality, Old Age, and Care in the Ik Mountains” in Imagistic Care: Growing old in a precarious world. Edited by Mattingly and Grøn. Fordham University Press 2022:137-162.
• Helle Sofie Wentzer (2022). Kompleksitet og helhed i kommunale patientborgeres forløb: Et sundhedssocialt samarbejde. Bidrag til bog/antologi: Fagligt samarbejde i sundhedssektoren: Grundbog i sygepleje. red. / Ditte Høgsgaard. Bind 1 1. udg. København: FADL's Forlag , 2022. s. 150-170.
• Wentzer, H. S. (2022). The Ethics of the Staircase: 'Transcendence and Height' in Welfare Care. In: Imagistic Care: Growing old in a precarious world. Mattingly, C. & Grøn, L. (red.). Fordham University Press: Fordham University Press, s. 207-226 19.
• Whyte, SR. (2023). Whose aspirations? Intergenerational moves in eastern Uganda. In: Megha Amrith, Victoria Kumala Sakti, and Dora Sampaio (eds) Aspiring in Later Life: Movements Across Time, Space, and Generations. New Brunswick NJ: Rutgers University Press.
• Whyte, S.R. (2022). Virtues and Vexations: Intimate Others Caring for Elders in Eastern Uganda. In: Imagistic Care: Growing old in a Precarious World. Mattingly, C. & Grøn, L. (red.). New York. Fordham University Press
• Whyte, SR and Herbert Muyinda (2022). 'Disability and Technology in Africa: An Introduction. Africa 92 (4): 419-429. ­

Articles peer reviewed

• Dyring, Rasmus and Lone Grøn. 2022. “Ellen and the Little One: A Critical Phenomenology of Potentiality in Life with Dementia.” Anthropological Theory 22(1): 3-25.
• Gill, Harmandeep K., Schlütter, Mette M., and Ismail, Abir M. 2021. “Det forestilte baklandet: Hjem og tilhørighet i alderdom/The Imagined Hinterland: Home and Belonging in Old Age”. Norsk Antropologisk Tidsskrift.
• Grøn, L. & Mattingly, C. (2018): In Search of the Good Old Life. Ontological Breakdown and Hope at Life’s End. Death Studies, 42, 5, 306-313
• Louw, Maria (in press) “Den, jeg kunne have været. Spektrale ældreliv I Kirgisistan”, in Tidsskrift for Antropologi.
• Louw, Maria (in press) “Staying Behind. Divine Presence and Sabr at the end of life among elderly Kyrgyz Muslims”, in HAU.
• Mattingly,C. (2022). Acted concepts, Ethical Troubles and the Difficulty of Reality. Religion and Society.
• Mattingly, C. (2022). Crisis, Alterity and Tradition:  An Anthropological Contribution to Critical Phenomenology.  Puncta:  Journal of Feminist Phenomenology.
• Mattingly, Cheryl (2019).  Critical Phenomenology and Mental Health: Moral Experience under Extraordinary Conditions.  Ethos 47 (1): 115-125.
• Mattingly, Cheryl (2019).  Waiting:  Anticipation and Episodic Time. Cambridge Journal of Anthropology. 37 (1): 17-31.
• Mattingly, Cheryl (2019). Defrosting Concepts, Destabilizing Doxa:  Critical Phenomenology and the Perplexing Particular.  Anthropological Theory 19 (4): 415-439.
• Ditte Høgsgaard, Janet Froulund Jensen, Helle S Wentzer, Elsebeth Heuser, Lars Hermann Tang, Søren T. Skou, Charlotte Simonÿ (submitted). Development of the Circular Care Model to improve cross-sectoral and interprofessional collaboration for patients with multimorbidity. An action research study. Int. J Int Care.

Phd dissertations

• Gill, Harmandeep K. 2020. Things Fall Apart: Coming to Terms with Old Age, Solitude, and Death Among Elderly Tibetans in Exile. PhD thesis submitted at the Department of Anthropology, Aarhus University.

Scientific reports

• Helle Sofie Wentzer (2020). ”Fra Hospital til hjem – skrøbeligheder i ældres forløb efter udskrivelse til landkommune”. VIVE-rapport, Kbh.