New Publications Spotlight: Translating anthropology to medical practice
For a list of all new publications from the first quarter of 2017, click here At the closure of this new quarter we have tried […]
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Recent publications in review
In the last quarter of 2016, we have identified about 60 articles published at the crossroads of anthropology and gerontology. AAGE members published no less […]
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AAGE Member News June 2016
As this month’s member news attests, it is not only the senior members of AAGE who get all the accolades. All of the entries for […]
see more CFP: Morality and Aging (special issue of Anthropology & Aging)
We are seeking additional contributors for a special issue we plan to propose. Responding to recent trends in ‘moral anthropology’, the issue will be specifically […]
see more CFP: Growing old with and via media
MedieKultur vol. 33, no. 63 Submission deadline: November 1st, 2016 Publication: Fall 2017 Guest editors: Anne Leonora Blaakilde, ablaa@hum.ku.dk, University of Copenhagen; Monika Wilińska, Monika.Wilinska@ju.se, […]
see more Call for Book Chapter Proposals: The Aging/Disability Nexus, 1-December deadline
Abstracts should be 350 words in length, 12 point font, double-spaced and saved in a .doc (not .docx) WORD file. Please also include a 50 […]
see more New Title: Aging and the Digital Life Course, Pendergast and Garattini, eds.
The third volume, in the Berghahn series, Life Course, Culture & Aging: Global Transformations, edited by Jay Sokolovsky is now available. AGING AND THE DIGITAL LIFE […]
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Anthropology & Aging Vol.36 no.1
The June 2015 issue of Anthropology & Aging features the latest commentaries, articles, and reviews, available free now through our open-access agreement. In addition to […]
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Aging in America (County and City Extra Series) by Robert L. Scardamalia · Series: County and City Extra Series · Hardcover: 446 pages · Publisher: […]
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AAGE interview with anthropologist Margaret Lock
by JOLANDA LINDENBERG It is quite rare that debates about ageing take center stage in anthropology. As part of a new endeavor by AAGE we […]
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