1. Introduction: Pentecostal Witchcraft: Governance and
Universalism in Comparison2. German Pentecostal Witches and
Communists: The Violence of Purity and Sameness3. Becoming Witches:
Sight, Sin, and Sociality in the Eastern Highlands of Papua New
Guinea4. The Ndoki Index: Sorcery, Economy and Invisible Operations
in the Angolan Urban Sphere5. Branhamist Kindoki: Ethnographic
Notes on Connectivity, Technology and Urban Witchcraft in
Contemporary Kinshasa6. Jesus Lives in Me: Pentecostal Conversions,
Witchcraft Confessions, and Gendered Power in the Trobriand
Islands7. The Power of a Severed Arm: Life, Witchcraft, and
Christianity in Kilimanjaro8. Demons, Devils and Witches in
Pentecostal Port Vila: On Changing Cosmologies of Evil in
Melanesia9. Turning the Tide: Visionary Children and Spiritual War
on a Vanuatu Island10. Learning to Believe in Papua New Guinea11.
Witchcraft Simplex: Experiences of Globalized Pentecostalism in
Central and Northwestern Tanzania
Knut Rio is Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of
Bergen, Norway
Michelle MacCarthy is a postdoctoral fellow at the University of
Bergen, Norway
Ruy Blanes is a Ramon y Cajal fellow at the Consejo Superior de
Investigaciones Cientificas in Spain
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