As participants in a small trust network smuggle medication across ISIS-controlled northern Iraq to hospitals in the besieged city of Mosul, they theorize their pragmatic entanglements with unknown others. Based on ethnographic fieldwork in 2014 and 2015, as well as the author’s participation in this network, the essay introduces enunciatory trust, or trust without confidence, as an analytical framework for surviving (in)security in Iraq.

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毫无信心地信任：用脏手搬运药物

当一个小型信任网络的参与者在ISIS控制的伊拉克北部将药物走私到被围困的摩苏尔市的医院时，他们将其与其他未知对象的务实纠缠理论化。基于2014年和2015年的人种志田野调查，以及作者对这个网络的参与，本文介绍了表达性的信任或不信任的信任，作为在伊拉克生存（不安全）的分析框架。