[URBANTH-L]Fwd: Anthropology News Seeks Articles for Economic Crisis Issue

Jayne Howell jhowell at csulb.edu
Wed Jun 17 15:18:40 EDT 2009


Begin forwarded message:

> From: Dinah Winnick <dwinnick at aaanet.org>
> Date: June 16, 2009 12:50:32 PM GMT-05:00
> To: Dinah Winnick <dwinnick at aaanet.org>
> Subject: Anthropology News Seeks Articles for Economic Crisis Issue
>
> Hello Anthropology News Contributing Editors:
>
> Please spread the word about this opportunity within your sections,  
> committees and interest groups. Remember: those interested should  
> email a 300-word abstract and 50-100-word author bio to me by June  
> 26 to participate.
>
> Best,
> Dinah
>
>
> Responding to Economic Crisis: Submit Your Article Proposal by 6/26
> Anthropology News seeks contributions for a thematic issue on  
> anthropologists’ responses to current global economic instability  
> and its repercussions. To participate, email a 300-word abstract and  
> 50-100-word author bio to AN editor Dinah Winnick  
> (dwinnick at aaanet.org) by June 26. Selected authors will be asked to  
> submit commentaries of 1000-1400 words or shorter pieces for other  
> article types (eg, Teaching Strategies, Field Notes articles, photo  
> essays and interviews).
>
> Proposed articles may address the following questions: How can  
> anthropological perspectives help us understand what is happening in  
> world economies today? What kinds of fieldwork are anthropologists  
> in these areas employing, and what theoretical frameworks do they  
> find useful? How are people—including anthropologists—creatively  
> responding to this global crisis, and finding ways to adapt to  
> emerging economic, social and political climates? Proposals  
> addressing additional topics related to this general theme are  
> welcome.
>
> To accompany these articles we envision a related Career Development  
> section examining the effects that the economic crisis has had on  
> the field of anthropology, in terms of employment, funding for  
> research and travel, publishing opportunities and education. What  
> might a more versatile and resilient anthropology look like in the  
> future?
>
> Article proposal submission deadline: June 26, 2009. View the full  
> call for proposals today:  www.aaanet.org/issues/anthronews/CFP-Economic-Crisis.cfm 
> .
>
>
> Dinah Winnick
> Associate Managing Editor, Anthropology News
> American Anthropological Association
> dwinnick at aaanet.org
> Visit the new AAA blog: http://blog.aaanet.org.
>



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