15 - The Presence–Absence of Violence: A Conversation with Eva van Roekel on the Importance and Challenges of Perpetrator Research

14 - Humour, War and International Relations

13 - Partisan Struggles of the Past, Present, Future

12 - The ‘bad’ anthropologist? A conversation with Thomas Randrup Pedersen about military anthropology and soldiering in the post-9/11 era.

11 – Frames and experience of soldiering in Germany. A conversation with Maren Tomforde

10 - On Many Roles of Music during the Siege of Sarajevo (1992-1995). A Conversation with Petra Hamer

09 - Living for a better future at the El Shatt refugee camp

08 - Fun and the soldier trophy selfies. A Conversation with Elissa Mailänder

07 - Musical entertainment in the British Armed Forces during the Great War (1914-1918)

06 – War as a game: The playful aspects of the Daring Ones’ military and paramilitary experiences, 1917-1922

05 - Theatre in the context of the Yugoslav Wars. A conversation with Jana Dolečki

04 – Croatian veterans’ serious war games. A conversation with Sven Milekić

03 – Adventure, precarity and colonial nostalgia: A conversation with Jethro Norman about European ex-soldiers turned private security contractors in East Africa

02 - Consumerism in the service of pleasure and fun during the Vietnam War. A conversation with Meredith Lair

01 – Is there a place for fun and pleasure in war research? A conversation with Catherine Lutz