AAGE guide to #AAACASCA 2019!!
AAGE and AAA Age and the Life Course Interest Group joint events The AAA meeting is coming up soon and promises to be bigger than […]
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Conference review: TrentAging2019
TrentAging2019 emphasized the multidisciplinarity of gerontology and critical aging studies. This was particularly compelling to me as a student in a trans-disciplinary doctoral program (Social Work and Anthropology)...
see more Anthropology & Aging, new issue just published!
The latest issue of Anthropology & Aging 40(2) has just been published. The special issue Energy and Aging in the Danish Welfare State: Ethnographic Explorations of an Omnipresent […]
see more Older men, long-term caregivers – by Carlos Chirinos
Older men long-term caregivers: Exploring domestic and conjugal care during disability and illness in Levante Spain My thesis project tries to understand the relationships of […]
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Search for Co-Editor at Anthropology & Aging
Anthropology & Aging (ISSN 2374-2267), the only peer-reviewed journal focusing on the anthropology and aging and the life course, plays a vital role as a […]
see more Member News, May 2019
Kudos! Joy Ciofi (Georgia State University) recently completed her PhD from the University of Connecticut. Her dissertation, entitled “Aging and Identity in the Landscape of […]
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Grandmother Workshop with Judi Aubel, 14 May (London)
If you are in the London vicinity, you’ll have a wonderful (free) opportunity to hear from AAGE member Judi Aubel, known internationally as co-founder of […]
see more Margaret Clark Award For Student Papers (Sponsored by AAGE)
Award Competition AAGE invites graduate and undergraduate students to submit papers of interest to anthropology and gerontology to compete for the Margaret Clark Award. This […]
see more The Sun Never Sets on AAGE!
“The sun never sets on AAGE!” Scheduling a conference call with members of AAGE’s executive board reveals just how international our organization really is. There […]
see more ‘Worlds beyond us’: Symposium report by Cristina Raluca Douglas
Anthropologists have had a long interest in other-than- and more-than-human worlds, although that has mostly been in relation to what has been defined as human […]
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