Volume 46 | Issue 4 | November 2019
Editorial From the editor What I have learned in the last four years Open access article by NIKO BESNIER Articles Keywords and key words in AE The logic of [...]
AES is Hiring – Web Manager needed!
Do you have web producer skills? Are you interested in being involved behind the scenes with an anthropology organization? AES is looking to hire a socio-cultural anthropology graduate student who [...]
Volume 46 | Issue 3 | August 2019
Forum: The Business of Anthropology and the European Refugee RegimeThe Business of Anthropology and the European Refugee Regimeby HEATH CABOTComment: The importance of listeningby NATHALIE PEUTZComment: Reflexivity in crisis (scholarship)by [...]
Winners of 2019 AES Graduate Student Research Grant announced
The American Ethnological Society is pleased to announce the winners of the 2019 AES Graduate Student Research Grant. The AES small grants competition, now in its second year, received many [...]
Volume 46 | Issue 2 | May 2019
Articles Weak passports and bad behavior Chinese migrants and the moral politics of petty corruption in Tanzania by DEREK SHERIDAN “Father released me” Accelerating care, temporal repair, and ritualized [...]
Volume 46 | Issue 1 | February 2019
Articles Intimate ethnography and the anthropological imagination Dialectical aspects of the personal and political in My Father's Wars Open access article by ALISSE WATERSTON Governing alongside Lateral state spatiality [...]
AES Editorial Intern Program: Call for Applications 2019
Interested in getting involved with the discipline in a new way? Consider joining the American Ethnological Society Editorial Intern Program for anthropology graduate students. We are pleased to announce we are [...]
CFP: AES Small Grants Competition 2019
The American Ethnological Society (AES) announces a small grant competition for students who have completed at least one year but not more than two years of graduate study in anthropology [...]
Volume 45 | Issue 4 | November 2018
Articles Contractual dependencies: Disability and the bureaucracy of begging in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo Open access by CLARA DEVLIEGER West African strangers and the politics of inhumanity in [...]
Volume 45 | Issue 3 | August 2018
Articles Farming out of place Transnational family farmers, flexible farming, and the rupture of rural life in Bahia, Brazil by ANDREW OFSTEHAGE Commensuration, performativity, and the reform of statistics in [...]
