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IntroductionEthnographic legal studies: reconnecting anthropological and sociological traditionsJonas Bens&#160;&#38;&#160;Larissa VettersLegal pluralism, social theory, and the state Keebet von Benda-Beckmann&#160;&#38;&#160;Bertram TurnerCommentary: from the state law monopoly to the social theory of collectivitiesJan-Christoph MarschelkeSeeking justice, experiencing the state: criminal justice and real legal uncertainty in the Democratic Republic of CongoCarolien JacobsCommentary : Expecting justice: struggling with the indeterminate between ideals and practicesHeike Drotbohm&#160;&#38;&#160;Eva Riedke Article : Contested constructions of trust in the juridical system of ArgentinIngo RohrerArticle commentary : Commentary: Performances of state criticism from the inside. Thoughts on “Contested constructions of trust in the juridical system of Argentina”Thomas G. KirschArticle : States of uncertainty: plural laws and affective governance in the context of assisted suicide in GermanyMarcos Freire de Andrade NevesArticle commentary : Commentary: Toward a trans-sequential analysis of plural legal orders: some thoughts on “states of uncertainty”Thomas SchefferArticle : The courtroom as an affective arrangement: analysing atmospheres in courtroom ethnographyJonas BensArticle commentary : Affect in the courtroom: beyond language and performance Deniz YonucuArticle : Humanitarians in court: how duty of care travelled from human resources to legal liabilityKristin Bergtora SandvikArticle commentary :The morals of liability: some thoughts on “Humanitarians in court”Julia EckertArticle : Regulatory capture? Fiscal anthropological insights into the heart of contemporary statehoodJohanna MuglerArticle commentary : Commentary: ethnography, critique and the state. Some thoughts on “fiscal anthropological insights into the heart of contemporary statehood”1Thomas Bierschenk