World Anthropologies is a vibrant global project that seeks to broaden circulation and meaningful engagement with the knowledge being produced outside of the dominant centers of anthropological production – works of colleagues that, because of English language dominance, state and university funding and support, international journal rankings, racism, and other repressive social and political mechanisms, do not circulate much beyond regional networks. There's a long history to this labor both within the AAA and among anthropologists working through major international networks. We hope you will join us in these efforts to enrich our discipline with the global diversity of anthropological scholarship and to foster more equitable and inclusive practices.
Want your scholarship and courses to better reflect the international diversity of contemporary anthropological knowledge and practice? Start with these freely available resources and incorporate more global diversity into your work and your syllabi.
Contact the World Anthropologies seats on the AAA’s Members Programmatic Advocacy and Advisory Committee to share your ideas and resources for making our global disciplinary politics and practices more equitable:
Emily Metzner, emilymetzner [at] gmail [dot] com
Noel B. Salazar, noel.salazar [at] kuleuven [dot] be
Bibliography on World Anthropologies from the AAA’s former Committee on World Anthropologies
Journals:
More digital/ized collections:
Berghahn Books series:
