Berg publishes a wide range of book series across various fields. Click on the links below for more information and a full listing of books in each series. If your library is interested in receiving any series on standing order, please contact librarysales@bergpublishers.com.

Association of Social Anthropologists Monographs ISSN: 0066-9679 Over four decades, the ASA Monographs Series has presented the most innovative essays deriving from the annual ASA conferences within themed annual volumes.
Berg New Media Series ISSN: 1753-724X Series Editors: Leslie Haddon, London School of Economics and Political Sciences, and Nicola Green, University of Surrey The series aims to provide students with historically-grounded and theoretically-informed studies of significant aspects of new media.
Cultures of Consumption Series Series Editor: Frank Trentmann, Birkbeck College, London ISSN: 1744-5876 The Cultures of Consumption Series explores the changing nature of consumption in a global context and investigates the different forms, development and consequences of consumption, past and present.
Dress, Body, Culture Series Editor: Joanne Eicher, Professor Emeritus, University of Minnesota ISSN: 1360-466X This provocative and established series seeks to articulate the connections between culture and dress, defined here in its broadest possible sense as any modification or supplement to the body.
Encounters: Experience and Anthropological Knowledge Series Editor: John Borneman, Princeton University ISSN: 1746-8175 The Encounters series examines the issues that affect all anthropologists in the field. These short collections of essays describe and analyze the surprise and interest of the fieldwork encounter, on topics such as money, violence, food and sex.
Film Genres Series Editors: Mark Jancovich, University of East Anglia and Charles Acland, Concordia University ISSN: 1757-6431 Covering all major film genres, each volume in this series presents a clear summary of the historical development of and the existing approaches to a genre.
LSE Monographs on Social Anthropology Series Editor: Charles Stafford, London School of Economics and Political Science ISSN: 0077-1074 With over 70 volumes published since 1949, including classic works by Gell, Barth, Leach and Firth, the LSE Monographs now form one of the most prestigious series in the discipline of Anthropology.
Materializing Culture Series Editors: Daniel Miller, University College London ISSN: 1460-3349 This provocative series focuses on the social relations involved in material practices, bringing together research in areas as diverse as the artwork of record sleeves, shopping, bitter conflicts over ancient monuments, digital fonts, craft skills and the political economy of consumption.
Occupation in Europe ISSN: 1753-7894 Emerging from an ESF Research Programme, the Occupation in Europe Series examines the immediate impact of war and occupation on the lives of the occupied peoples and the consequences of war and occupation during the first phase of postwar reconstruction.
Sensory Formations Series Editor: David Howes, Concordia University, Montreal ISSN: 1741-4725 This series aims to enhance our understanding of the role of the senses in history, culture and aesthetics. In doing so it redresses an imbalance in scholarly research and reveals the role all senses play in mediating cultural experience.
Subcultural Style Series Editor: Steve Redhead, University of Ontario ISSN: 1955-0629 The Subcultural Style series comprises short, accessible books that each focus on a specific subcultural group and their fashion. Each book in the series seeks to define a specific subculture and its quest to exist on the fringes of mainstream culture.
Textiles That Changed the World Series Editor: Linda Welters, University of Rhode Island ISSN: 1477-6294 Textiles have had a profound impact on the world in a multitude of ways – from the global economy to the practical and aesthetic properties that subtly shape our everyday lives. This exciting series chronicles the cultural life of individual textiles through sustained, book-length examinations.
Understanding Fashion Series Editors: Kim Johnson, University of Minnesota and Alison Goodrum, Nottingham Trent University ISSN: 1753-3406 The books in this series are aimed at beginning undergraduate students and are designed to cover an entire module. Accessibly written, each book includes boxed case studies, bullet point chapter summaries, guides to further reading, and questions for classroom discussion.