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February 2010

February 26–28: GREAT RIVER CITIES OF THE ANCIENT MAYA, Seventh Annual Tulane Maya Symposium and Workshop, New Orleans, LA. For information, see www.tulane.edu/~mari/MayaSymposium2010.htm.

March 2010

March 5–7: NORTHEASTERN ANTHROPOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (NEAA), Annual Meeting, Amherst, NY. Theme: “Borders, Margins, and Passages.” For information, see www.neaa.org.

March 11–13: SOCIETY FOR RESEARCH ON ADOLESCENCE, 13th Biennial Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. For information, see www.s-r-a.org.

March 17–20: SOCIETY FOR ANTHROPOLOGY IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES (SACC), Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA.  For information, contact President-elect George Rodgers, grodgers@ohlone.edu, or Jo Rainie Rodgers, jo_rainie@yahoo.com.

March 17–21: SOCIETY FOR THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF CONSCIOUSNESS (SAC), 30th Annual Spring Conference, Berkeley California. Theme: “Curing Minds: Consciousness in Sickness and Health.” For information, see www.sacaaa.org.

March 19–20: SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY (SCIAA),Columbia, SC. Theme: “From Field to Table: Historical Ecology of Regional Subsistence Strategies.” For information, see www.cas.sc.edu/SCIAA/index.html.

March 24–27: SOCIETY FOR APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY (SfAA), 70th Annual Meeting, Mérida, México. Theme: “Vulnerabilities and Exclusion in Globalization.” For information, see www.sfaa.net.

March 26–27: CENTER FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS, 27th Annual Visiting Scholar Conference, Carbondale, IL. Theme: “Making Senses of the Past: Toward a Sensory Archaeology.” For information, see http://cai.siuc.edu/vspages/day/vsconf.html

March 27: IS BOAS DEAD?! FOUR-FIELD ANTHROPOLOGY IN THE 21ST CENTURY, Michigan Anthropology Graduate Association (MAGA), Ann Arbor, MI. For information, see  http://sitemaker.umich.edu/maga/is_boas_dead__.

March 27–April 5: JEAN ROUCH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL, Musée National d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris, France. For information, see www.comite-film-ethno.net.


April 2010

April 3–5: INITIATIVE FOR CLIMATE ADAPTATION RESEARCH AND UNDERSTANDING THROUGH THE SOCIAL SCIENCES (ICARUS), Ann Arbor, MI. Theme: “Climate Vulnerability and Adaptation: Methods and Cases.” For information, see www.icarus.info.

April 7–10: CONFERENCE ON APPLIED INTERCULTURALITY RESEARCH (CAIR10), University of Graz, Austria. For information, see www.uni-graz.at/fAIR/cAIR10.

April 7–11: CENTRAL STATES ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY (CSAS), 87th Annual Meeting, Madison, WI. For information, see http://groups.creighton.edu/csas//Annual_Meetings.htm.

April 8–10: SOCIETY FOR ECONOMIC ANTHROPOLOGY, Annual Meeting, Tampa, FL. Theme: “Contested Economies: Global Tourism and Cultural Heritage.” For information, see http://seawiki.wikidot.com/.

April 9: EXPLORING CHILDHOOD STUDIES, Graduate Student Conference, Rutgers U, Camden, NJ. For information, see http://clam.rutgers.edu/~childgso/conference/index.html.

April 10: SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY PROGRAM ON LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN (PLACA), Annual Conference.  Theme: “Re-Imagining the Americas: (Im)migration, Transnationalism, and Diaspora.”  Co-hosted by Cornell University Latin American Studies Program.  For more information, see www1.maxwell.syr.edu/moynihan/placa/Annual_Conference.

April 11–15: NEW CHALLENGES FOR MULTILINGUALISM IN EUROPE, Dubrovnik, Croatia. For information, see www.amiando.com/lineeconference.html.

April 13–17: ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGISTS OF THE UK AND COMMONWEALTH (ASA), Queen’s University, Belfast. Theme: “The Interview: Theory, Practice, Society.” For information, see www.theasa.org.

April 14–17: WESTERN SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION (WSSA), Reno, NV. For information, see http://wssa.asu.edu. 

April 14–17: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY (AAPA), 79th Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, NM. For information, see http://physanth.org/annual-meeting/2010.

April 14–18: ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS (AAG), 2010 Annual Meeting, Washington, DC. For information, see www.aag.org/annualmeetings/2010/index.htm.

April 14–18: SOCIETY FOR AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY (SAA), 75th Anniversary Meeting, St Louis, MO. For information, see www.saa.org/AbouttheSociety/AnnualMeeting/tabid/138/Default.aspx.

April 15-17: SOCIETY FOR THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF EUROPE (SAE), co-sponsored sessions at the Council for European Studies 17th International Meetings in Montreal, Canada. Theme: “European In/Securities.” For information, see www.h-net.org/~sae/sae/CES_2010.html.

April 15–17: SOCIETY FOR THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICA (SANA) AND THE ASSOCIATION OF BLACK ANTHROPOLOGY (ABA), Joint Meeting, Denver, CO. For information, see www.sananet.org.

April 16–18: VOICES FROM THE IN-BETWEEN: APORIAS, REVERBERATIONS, AND AUDIENCES, University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA. For information, contact voicesfromtheinbetween@gmail.com.  


May 2010

May 5–8: SOCIETY OF ETHNOBIOLOGY, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC. Theme: "The Meeting Place: Integrating Ethnobiological Knowledge." For more information, see http://ethnobiology.org/conference.

May 5–8: AMERICAN CONFERENCE FOR IRISH STUDIES, Penn State U, State College, PA. For information, see http://acisweb.com/index.php?announce_id=222.

May 19-22: ASSOCIATION FOR RECORDED SOUND COLLECTIONS (ARSC), 44th Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA. For information, see www.arsc-audio.org/conference.

May 20–22: CANCER, CULTURE & LITERACY, 7th Biennial Conference, Clearwater Beach, FL. For information, see www.moffitt.org/ccl.

May 27­–28: AFTER THE GOLD RUSH: ECONOMIC CRISIS AND CONSEQUENCES, Reykjavík, Iceland. For information, see http://www.hi.is/en/after_the_gold_rush.

June 2010

June 2–5: ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF FOOD AND SOCIETY (ASFS), AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND HUMAN VALUES SOCIETY (AFHVS) AND SOCIETY FOR THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION (SAFN), 12th Joint Annual Meeting, Bloomingon, IN. Theme: “Food in Bloom: Cross Pollination and Cultivation of Food Systems, Cultures and Methods.” For information, see www.food-culture.org  or www.afhvs.org.

June 3–4: CENTRE FOR TOURISM AND CULTURAL CHANGE, Quebec City, Canada. Theme: “World Heritage and Tourism: Managing for the Global and the Local.” For information, see www.tourism-culture.com.

June 3–4: INSTITUTE ON SOCIAL EXCLUSION, Chicago, IL. Theme: "The Social Determinants of Mental Health: From Awareness to Action." For information, see www.adler.edu/about/2010annualconference.asp.

June 10–13: CONSUMER CULTURE THEORY CONFERENCE (CCT5), 5th Annual Conference, Wisconsin School of Business, University of Wisconsin Madison, WI. For information, see www.consumerculturetheory.org/cct-events/consumer-culture-theory-conference-2010.

June 15–16: FOOD, POWER & MEANING IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND THE MEDITERRANEAN, Ben-Gurion University, Beer Sheva, Israel. Submit abstracts to Rafi Grosglik (rafig@bgu.ac.il). For information, see http://cmsprod.bgu.ac.il/bs/departments/soc-ant/Events.

* June 16–19: WATER HISTORY CONFERENCE, Delft, Netherlands. Deadline for abstracts: January 15. For information, see www.tudelft.nl/live/pagina.jsp?id=57c165bc-5bfe-4a25-a99e-636211e75ff4&lang=en.

June 16–20: HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION SOCIETY (HBES), 22nd Annual Conference. For information, see http://hbes.com/conference.

June 22–26: HERITAGE 2010: 2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HERITAGE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, Évora, Portugal. For information, see www.heritage2010.greenlines-institute.org.

* June 24–25: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ETHICAL ISSUES IN MEDICAL TOURISM, Simon Fraser University and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Vancouver, Canada. Deadline for abstracts: April 1. For information, see www.sfu.ca/medicaltourism.


July 2010

July 1–2: ROYAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE (RAI), Oxford, UK. Theme: “Medical Anthropology in Europe: Shaping the Field.” For information, see www.therai.org.uk.

July 11–17: INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (ISA), 17th World Congress, Gothenburg, Sweden. Theme: “Cross cultural bioethics.” For information, see www.isa-sociology.org/congress2010/rc/rc15.htm.

August 2010

August 12–15: PECOS CONFERENCE, Silverton, CO. For information, see https://twitter.com/2010Pecos.

August 22–25: INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS (ISEE), 11th Biennial Conference, Oldenburg and Bremen, Germany. Theme: “Advancing Sustainability in a Time of Crisis.” For information, see www.isee2010.org.

* August 29–September 1: ETHNOGRAPHIC PRAXIS IN INDUSTRY CONFERENCE (EPIC), Japan, Tokyo. Theme: “Do/The Way of Ethnography.” Deadline for proposals: March 14. For information, see www.epiconference.com.

August 24–27: EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGISTS (EASA), 11th Biennial Conference, Maynooth, Ireland. Theme: “Crisis and Imagination.” For information, see www.easaonline.org.


September 2010

* September 10–12: TOURISM CONTACT CULTURE RESEARCH NETWORK, Lisbon, Portugal. Theme: “Tourism and Seductions of Difference.” Deadline for proposals: March 20. For information, see www.tourism-culture.com and www.cria.org.pt.

* September 16–17: FUTURE / NO FUTURE: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY GRADUATE STUDENT CONFERENCE ON THE FUTURE OF GENDER AND SEXUALITY STUDIES, U Penn, Philadelphia, PA. Deadline for abstracts: March 31. For information, see http://futurenofuture.wordpress.com.


October 2010


*October 3–6: INTERNATIONAL UNION OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL AND ETHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES (IUAES), Inter-Congress, Antalya, Turkey. Theme: “From the Crossroads of Civilizations: Understanding Cultural Diversity to Connect Societies.” Abstract submission: April 15–July 1, to Anna Heumann (aheuma1 [at] tigers.lsu.edu) and Ferhat Kaya (ferhatkaya [at] att.net).

* October 13–16: AMERICAN FOLKLORE SOCIETY (AFS), Nashville, TN. Theme: “Lay and Expert Knowledge.” Deadline for proposals: March 31. For information, see www.afsnet.org. 

*October 21–23: ASSOCIATION FOR POLITICAL THEORY (APT), Portland, OR. Deadline for proposals: February 20. For information, see http://apt.coloradocollege.edu.

* October 28–29: NETHERLANDS AFRICAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION (NVAS), Groningen University, Netherlands. Theme: “Africa for Sale: Analysing and Theorizing Foreign Land Claims and Acquisitions.” Deadline for abstracts: May 15. For information, see www.afrikastudies.org.

November 2010

* November 2–3: African American Language (AAL), 2nd Biennial Conference, San Antonio, TX. Theme: “AAL in Pop Culture: Intersections among Language, Education, Music, Media, and Sports.” Deadline for abstracts: April 26. For information, see http://linguistlist.org/confcustom/AAL2010.

* November 11–14: SOCIETY FOR ETHNOMUSICOLOGY (SEM), Los Angeles, CA. Theme: “Sound Ecologies.” Deadline for proposals: March 15. For information, see www.ethnomusicology.org.

* November 17–19: CONTEMPORARY ETHNOGRAPHY ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand. Deadline for abstracts: April 16. For information, see http://nzethnographyconference.com/site/ethnography_conference.

January 2011

* January 10–14: THIRTEENTH BIENNIAL CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF COMMONS (IASC), Hyderabad, India. Theme: “Sustaining Commons: Sustaining our Future.” Deadline for proposals: March 31. For information, see http://iasc2011.fes.org.in/.