Melissa Demian is Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of St Andrews, UK.Mattia Fumanti is Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of St Andrews, UK.Christos Lynteris is Professor of Medical Anthropology at the University of St Andrews, UK.

• Introduction: Anthropology and responsibilityMelissa Demian, Mattia Fumanti and Christos Lynteris1 Edgy imaginaries: "Ghost’"orangutans, extinction, and responsibility in a plantation landscapeLiana Chua2 The responsibility to consume: Excessive ‘environmentourism’ against rhinoceros extinction in South AfricaStasja Koot 3 Responsibility versus responsibilization: Mafiacraft, witchcraft and the rise of conspiracy thinking todayPeter Geschiere 4. In the wake of disenchantment: Silence and the limits of ethnographic attentivenessYana Stainova 5 The vulnerability vortex: Health, exclusion, and social responsibilityDavid Napier and Anna-Maria Volkmann6 Keeping things under control: Responsibilities towards things, homes, people in hoarding disorderRebecca Henderson and Laurin Baumgardt7 Racialized positionalities: Ethnographic responsibility and the anthropology of racism and white supremacySofía Ugarte8 Of Calcutta, death and the South: Juxtaposing three Calcuttas/KolkatasDebarun Sarkar9 The countess’ diaries and taonga Māori: Twenty-first century collaborations around nineteenth century collectingKirsty Kernohan10 Responsibility and complicity in the UK "hostile environment"Joel White

Melissa Demian is Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of St Andrews, UK.Mattia Fumanti is Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of St Andrews, UK.Christos Lynteris is Professor of Medical Anthropology at the University of St Andrews, UK.

• Introduction: Anthropology and responsibilityMelissa Demian, Mattia Fumanti and Christos Lynteris1 Edgy imaginaries: "Ghost’"orangutans, extinction, and responsibility in a plantation landscapeLiana Chua2 The responsibility to consume: Excessive ‘environmentourism’ against rhinoceros extinction in South AfricaStasja Koot 3 Responsibility versus responsibilization: Mafiacraft, witchcraft and the rise of conspiracy thinking todayPeter Geschiere 4. In the wake of disenchantment: Silence and the limits of ethnographic attentivenessYana Stainova 5 The vulnerability vortex: Health, exclusion, and social responsibilityDavid Napier and Anna-Maria Volkmann6 Keeping things under control: Responsibilities towards things, homes, people in hoarding disorderRebecca Henderson and Laurin Baumgardt7 Racialized positionalities: Ethnographic responsibility and the anthropology of racism and white supremacySofía Ugarte8 Of Calcutta, death and the South: Juxtaposing three Calcuttas/KolkatasDebarun Sarkar9 The countess’ diaries and taonga Māori: Twenty-first century collaborations around nineteenth century collectingKirsty Kernohan10 Responsibility and complicity in the UK "hostile environment"Joel White

Melissa Demian is Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of St Andrews, UK.Mattia Fumanti is Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of St Andrews, UK.Christos Lynteris is Professor of Medical Anthropology at the University of St Andrews, UK.

• Introduction: Anthropology and responsibilityMelissa Demian, Mattia Fumanti and Christos Lynteris1 Edgy imaginaries: "Ghost’"orangutans, extinction, and responsibility in a plantation landscapeLiana Chua2 The responsibility to consume: Excessive ‘environmentourism’ against rhinoceros extinction in South AfricaStasja Koot 3 Responsibility versus responsibilization: Mafiacraft, witchcraft and the rise of conspiracy thinking todayPeter Geschiere 4. In the wake of disenchantment: Silence and the limits of ethnographic attentivenessYana Stainova 5 The vulnerability vortex: Health, exclusion, and social responsibilityDavid Napier and Anna-Maria Volkmann6 Keeping things under control: Responsibilities towards things, homes, people in hoarding disorderRebecca Henderson and Laurin Baumgardt7 Racialized positionalities: Ethnographic responsibility and the anthropology of racism and white supremacySofía Ugarte8 Of Calcutta, death and the South: Juxtaposing three Calcuttas/KolkatasDebarun Sarkar9 The countess’ diaries and taonga Māori: Twenty-first century collaborations around nineteenth century collectingKirsty Kernohan10 Responsibility and complicity in the UK "hostile environment"Joel White