While not formally reviewed, posts in these Fieldsights sections reflect the breadth and pace of anthropological conversations today. Many of them are written by early-career scholars in the SCA's Contributing Editors Program.
Eviction Time in the New Saigon: Temporalities of Displacement in the Rubble of Development: Supplemental Material
Editorial FootnotesCultural Anthropology has published a variety essays on the economies of Asia. See for example, Judith Farquhar and Qicheng Zhang’s “Biopolit... More
Disciplinary Adaptation and Undergraduate Desire: Anthropology and Global Development Studies in the Liberal Arts Curriculum: Supplemental Material
Editorial FootnotesCultural Anthropology has published several articles on education including Tom Looser’s “The Global University, Area Studies, and the World ... More
Left Behind: Security, Salvation, and the Subject of Prevention: Supplemental Material
Editorial FootnotesCultural Anthropology has published articles on subject formation in the context of humanitarian intervention (see, for example, Ramah McKay'... More
Performing Royalty in Contemporary Africa: Supplemental Material
Editorial FootnotesCultural Anthropology has published a number of articles on the practical and theoretical intersections of politics, aesthetics, and cultural... More
Post/Socialist Affect: Ruination and Reconstruction of the Nation in Urban Vietnam: Supplemental Material
Editorial Footnotes Cultural Anthropology has published essays about architecture, building projects, and state imaginaries. See Filip De Boeck's "Inhabiting Oc... More
Formless: A Day at Lima’s Office of Formalization: Supplemental Material
Editor's FootnotesCultural anthropology has published other articles on cities and urbanism, including "Flexible Citizenship in Dubai: Neoliberal Subjectivity i... More
Progress and its Ruins: Ghosts, Migrants, and the Uncanny in Thailand: Supplemental Material
Further ReadingCultural Anthropology has published a number of articles about engagement with spirits as a contemporary phenomenon, including Bhrigupati Singh's... More
Teaching Indigenous Movements in Latin America
Overview Latin America is an extensive region which comprises a vast number of countries, each with distinct cultures, flavors, and stories. However, Latin Amer... More
Teaching Neoliberalism in/of Latin America
In the following series of posts, I will share resources and suggestions for teaching about neoliberalism in Latin America. These resources are aimed primarily ... More
