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EYE on DEADLINES
Proposals for AN series on Science due May 14 (extended)
Nominations for CoGEA Award (formerly known as the Squeaky Wheel Award) due May 31 (extended)
Voting in 2013 AAA Election closes May 31
Applications for David M Schneider Award due June 1
From the Career Center
Postdoctoral fellowship in museum studies and Postdoctoral fellowship in Native American studies at Brown U
Assistant or associate professor of anthropology at U California Los Angeles
Laboratory manager at U Minnesota
Two postdoctoral research positions at U Göttingen
Postdoctoral fellow in the medical anthropology at U Pittsburgh
Visiting assistant professor in archaeology and/or biological anthropology at U Central Arkansas
Announcements
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Teaching Africa
Edited by Brandon Lundy and Solomon Negash, the newly released Teaching Africa: A Guide for…More
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2013 Whiteford Graduate Student Award in Applied and Public Anthropology
The Society for Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (SLACA) announces its 2013 Whiteford Graduate Student…More
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2013 Roseberry Nash Graduate Student Award Competition
The Society for Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology invites submission of papers for our Fourth…More
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Inter-American Symposium on Ethnographic Research in Education
September 18-20, 2013 Ethnographic research is inherently local, but it also requires comparison to build…More
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2013 Photo Contest Open Now through June 30
The AAA Photo Contest is designed to demonstrate the rich possibilities of anthropological work through…More
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Teaching Africa
Counterpoints
In the late eighties, I taught human ecology at the University of Huddersfield in West Yorkshire. Huddersfield was a dreary…More
Beyond Medicine for Profit I moved to Britain in 1980. By the time I settled into Bayswater in central London…More
The Political Ecology of a Religious “Miracle” In the wake of the great Irish famine of the 1840s, the continuing…More
The Life and Legacy of Ernest Feder Ernest Feder, the author of Strawberry Imperialism, Rape of the Peasantry and Perverse…More
In 1952, a 37-year old economic historian named Daniel Thorner, his wife Alice and their small children, sailed for India. …More
“Controlled Change” as Counterinsurgency in 1950s Peru In the late 1940s, Cornell anthropologists, led by young Yale-trained anthropologist Allan…More