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Introduction to International Journal of Business Anthropology Vol. 5 (2)

Alex Stewart

       When they study businesses, anthropologists bring a great deal of value to the table, but they also confront obstacles as they seek to apply their knowledge and their methods in this terrain. As a result, business anthropology faces the challenge of adapting, in order to overcome the obstacles, while maintaining the…

Introduction to International Journal of Business Anthropology Vol. 5 (2)

Alex Stewart

       When they study businesses, anthropologists bring a great deal of value to the table, but they also confront obstacles as they seek to apply their knowledge and their methods in this terrain. As a result, business anthropology faces the challenge of adapting, in order to overcome the obstacles, while maintaining the…

Introduction to International Journal of Business Anthropology Vol. 5 (2)

Alex Stewart

       When they study businesses, anthropologists bring a great deal of value to the table, but they also confront obstacles as they seek to apply their knowledge and their methods in this terrain. As a result, business anthropology faces the challenge of adapting, in order to overcome the obstacles, while maintaining the…

International Journal of Business Anthropology

Volume 6(1)

Table of Contents

Editorial Commentary

Applications of Anthropology in Business Management: Localization with Chinese Characteristics

Wei Li, Kathy Tian, Camilla H. Wang, and Yu Liu

Ethnography:…

The first issue of WCAA's Spanish language web forum 'En sus propios términos' (In One's Own Terms) is now available on the WCAA website at http://www.wcaanet.org/publications/propios_terminos.shtml.

Time, Tension, and Community-engaged Archaeology

Archaeologists who primarily research within their home regions often engage in applied projects to help community partners address research or heritage management needs. In turn archaeologists acquire more archaeological data for themselves or their students, and often find funding for research.  It takes time for community partners and an archaeologist to build trust.  What happens when changes in personnel, funding agencies, or…

The IUAES Inter-Congress 2017 will be held as CASCA/IUAES2017, the…

SfAA 2016 CfP

Riddle me DATA: Science, Anthro & the Future/Past of BIG Knowledge

A riddle is a puzzle characterized by veiled, double or multiple meanings. What riddles are posed for anthropologists, the consummate scientific outsiders, by the increasing…

Anthropologists have been a part of medical school education on and off since the 1950s.  This session outlines the history of anthropology involvement, roles and influences in medical schools.  We explore the various ways in which anthropologists are currently engaged in medical education and the barriers to sustained involvement. Is the current resurgence of anthropology and other social sciences in medicine a sustainable trend?  How can anthropologists continue to have a significant…

The SfAA is deeply concerned about the impact of recent Concealed Carry laws on freedom of expression in university classrooms and other settings. These laws allow licensed handgun carriers to bring concealed handguns into buildings on campuses. Our society is concerned that Concealed Carry laws undermine academic freedom and the teaching and research missions of universities, and that they introduce serious safety threats on college campuses with a resulting harmful effect on students,…

The Anthropology and Mental Health Interest Group (AMHIG) announces its first annual Graduate Student and Professional Paper Prizes. Paper topics are open, but must address some aspect of the sociocultural dimensions of mental health. Papers may be comparative, applied, and/or theoretical in approach. The winner of each category will receive $100 and a certificate which will be awarded at the SMA Business Meeting at the AAA in Minneapolis in November 2016.…

The Anthropology and Mental Health Interest Group (AMHIG) announces its first annual Graduate Student and Professional Paper Prizes.  Paper topics are open, but must address some aspect of the sociocultural dimensions of mental health. Papers may be comparative, applied, and/or theoretical in approach.  The winner of each category will receive $100 and a certificate which will be awarded at the SMA Business Meeting at the AAA in Minneapolis in November 2016.…

The National Park Service Northeast Region Archeology and Ethnography Program is interested in conducting an Ethnographic Overview and Assessment (EOA) for Hampton National Historic Site (HAMP) in Maryland.  Partners of the national Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit Network (CESU:  http://www.cesu.psu.edu) are invited to respond to this request for Letters of Research Interest.  Please try to limit Letters of Interest to 2…

Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology, October 6-8, 2016. Greenwood Village, Colorado. Theme: “Creating, Building, and Designing with Sociology.” Open to academics, policy, program and project leaders, business, health care and government professionals who use sociology, the meeting will be a point of mutual learning and growth among practitioners in the field and professionals challenged with building systems for human improvement. Other disciplines are welcome to share…

SfAA’s Inaugural  Critical  Conversation – Beyond Homelessness

Tuesday  March 29th 12-1:20

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