Transnational Care Collectives Against Elder Abandonment
by Tanja AhlinWhere to Age? Social Protection in Retirement and Return Decisions of Aging Migrants
by Cati CoeTouched By: Moving Intergenerational Encounters
by Julia PauliRuptured Home-Making as “Temporary” Aging Migrants in Singapore
by Megha AmrithAging Globally: Challenges and Possibilities of Growing Old in an Unsettling Era
by Magdalena Zegarra ChiapporiAnthropological Innovators: Expanding Our Impact Beyond Critique
by Matt ArtzOn Writing and Becoming an Anthropologist: Mistakes, Shifting Career Paths, Anthropological Praxis, and Academic Precarity
by Magdalena Zegarra ChiapporiShifting Landscapes, Shifting Identities: Oceanic World-Making in Fiji
by Ipsita DeyVisual me?
by Christina KefalaPalihan: Airport Artwork, Place, and Position
by Khidir M. PrawirosusantoAn Antidote Against the Carnivorous Anxieties of Fieldwork
by Maurizia MezzaHealing Ruins
by Emily Ragus with photography by Alexandra Rose Howland“American children are hard.”
by Elise BermanCentering Solar, Centering Power
by Jerome WhitingtonHappy Days: Talking Marriage in China’s Rural-Urban Migrant Families
by Willy SierThe Undersurface
by Mythri JegathesanPhotographic “Returns” to Field Sites: Introduction
by Christina Kefala and Ipsita DeyMaking More-than-Human and Multispecies Theory as Praxis: An AES Reading List
Kymberley ChuAmerican Ethnologist at 50: An Interview with the AE Editorial Team
Table of Contents
Afterpresence: The Unbounded Body
by Deborah A. ThomasWeaving the Present
by Joana NascimentoAffective Currents of the Present Tense
by Emilie GlazerA Cunning Present
by Stefan Tarnowski
We Are Social
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