Submissions Open for a Hot Spots Series on American Fascism
“Every age has its own fascism,” Primo Levi famously wrote in his essay, “A Past We Thought Would Never Return.” “And we see the warning signs wherever the conc... More
How to Propose an AnthroPod Episode
Our Goal AnthroPod is a podcast dedicated to making anthropology more publicly visible and demonstrating why anthropology matters. Episodes range widely in form... More
Persistence in Digital Publishing, or, Where's My Post?
Amid the enthusiastic responses to the launch of the new SCA website yesterday, we've heard from some authors who are concerned about dead links to posts publis... More
Welcome to the New SCA Website
As president of the Society for Cultural Anthropology (SCA), I want to welcome you to our new website, which hosts the Society’s open-access journal, Cultural A... More
How Cultural Anthropology Operates
In light of the ongoing discussion about editorial practices at HAU, we as the incoming editors of Cultural Anthropology (CA) wanted to take this opportunity to... More
Press Release: Cultural Anthropology Goes Open Access
DURHAM, N.C.—Cutting-edge analysis of everyday political strife, the impact of crisis on ordinary people, and the changing trends in science and technology arou... More
Transcript of the March 20 Live Discussion on Open Access
On March 20, 2013, Society for Cultural Anthropology (SCA) president Brad Weiss, as well as Cultural Anthropology coeditor Charlie Piot and managing editor Ali ... More
Cultural Anthropology Will Go Open Access in 2014
The Society for Cultural Anthropology (SCA), a section of the American Anthropological Association (AAA), is excited to announce a groundbreaking publishing ini... More