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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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: Anthropology & Aging special issue on “aging in place and on the move”
Demographers report that older people are more mobile today than they have ever been. Retirement migration is no longer the luxury of the wealthy elite, […]
see more Anthropology & Aging Vol. 36 no.2: “Aging the Technoscape”
The November issue of A&A gathers contributions on the themes of aging and technology, but as the wording “Aging the Technoscape” suggests, the issue is […]
see more Special issue ideas for Anthropology & Aging
Anthropology & Aging are already at work brainstorming ideas for the next special issue for Fall 2016! Here are some of the suggestions from the […]
see more 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 […]
see more Anthropology & Aging Books to Review!
Aging in America (County and City Extra Series) by Robert L. Scardamalia · Series: County and City Extra Series · Hardcover: 446 pages · Publisher: […]
see more CFP Aging the technoscape: Anthropology & Aging- June 1 deadline
The technoscape, as described by Appadurai (1990) in his seminal work on globalization, refers to the “global configuration, ever fluid, of technology,” as well as […]
see more Carving out a Niche for Anthropology & Aging
By Phil Kao, PhD, Post-doctoral Fellow at the University of Pittsburgh, Co-Editor of Anthropology & Aging Anthropology & Aging’s recent move to an open-access platform […]
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