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 [...]
Announcing the new editors of AE
The Board of the American Ethnological Society is delighted to announce the new editors for American Ethnologist — Stacy Pigg and Michael Hathaway! On July 1, 2019, we will welcome Stacy Pigg (Simon Fraser U) and Michael Hathaway (Simon [...]
AES announces 2018 Small Grant Competition winners
The American Ethnological Society is pleased to announce the winners of the 2018 AES Graduate Student Research Grant. The competition, in its inaugural year, received almost 200 proposals, and the [...]
AES welcomes new councilor Gina Athena Ulysse
AES is proud to welcome Gina Athena Ulysse as a new AES Councilor, to serve from 2019-2023. Gina, who teaches at Wesleyan U, is a distinguished public anthropologist and performance [...]
AE author Jean Dennison wins prize from the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA)
Congratulations to AE author Jean Dennison (U Washington) whose 2017 AE essay won the 2017 prize for “Most Thought-Provoking Article in Native American and Indigenous Studies” from the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA). The [...]
Volume 45 | Issue 2 | May 2018
Articles Tell the story: How to write for American Ethnologist Open access article by NIKO BESNIER and PABLO MORALES Employing the CEO of Me, Inc. US corporate hiring in [...]
AES announces Graduate Student Research Grant
The American Ethnological Society (AES) announces the AES Graduate Student Research Grant for students who have completed at least one year of graduate study in anthropology or allied fields. Projects that involve [...]
Volume 45 | Issue 1 | February 2018
Articles Sovereign intimacies The lives of documents within US state-noncitizen relationships by GRAY ALBERT ABARCA and SUSAN BIBLER COUTIN A life worth living Temporality, care, and personhood in the [...]
Volume 44 | Issue 4 | November 2017
Articles A world without innocence by MIRIAM TICKTIN Development as pedagogy On becoming good models in Japan and Myanmar by CHIKA WATANABE The ambiguous figures of social enterprise Gendered [...]
Winners announced for 2017 Sharon Stephens Prize
he American Ethnological Society would like to congratulate the Joint Winners of the 2017 Sharon Stephens Prize, Nayanika Mathur and Jon Bialecki. Prize Committee Shanti Parikh (Washington University in St. Louis), chair; Ilana [...]
