AAA/CASCA 2019 Annual Meeting CFPs

Abstracts for the AAA Annual Meeting must be submitted by 3 p.m. EST on April 10th (though the deadline to begin a submission is April 5th at 3 p.m. EST) — and via our website and listserv, APLA is helping members connect with other scholars to develop and complete proposals

“Changing Climates: Struggle, Collaboration, and Justice//Changer d’air : Lutte, collaboration et justice” is the theme of the joint AAA/CASCA 2019 Annual meeting to be held in Vancouver, Canada from November 20-24, 2019.

If you are looking for panelists for your session or looking for a panel for your paper, we want to help you connect with colleagues. Send CFPs to our Communications Liaison and Website Manager, Randi Irwin: apla@politicalandlegalanthro.org. And check out the regularly updated list of CFP links below in order to connect with colleagues. The portal for submissions is here.

• Toxicity Beyond the Human: The Corporation, Uncertain Science, and Methodologies of Encounter
• Toward an Anthropology of Self Care
• Temporalities of Rehabilitation
• Legal Truth and Social Testimony: The Battle for Evidence
• Making Emptiness: The Politics of Empty Objects in a Full World
• Ambivalent Borderlands: (Un)locating Political Potential
• Different But Not Different: Ethnographies of Substitution
• The City as a Work of Art: Examining Artistic Influences on Urban Transformation
• Techno-optimism and its social overflows
• Land Relations in Flux: New Land Investments and Precarity
• Subjectivity and Surveillance: Capitalist or Otherwise
• Prospects for an Anthropology of Property
• Assembling Social Worlds: Anthropological Engagements with Social Work
• Borders, Walls, and Boundaries as sites of Struggle, Collaboration, and Justice
• When Human Rights Fail: Paradoxes and Problems in the Practice of Human Rights
• The Cultural Production of Ignorance at Twenty
• Keeping, Giving, and Waiting in Line: Ethnographies of the Bank
• Whiteness and Its Fractures in the Opioid “Crisis”
• The Different and Changing Climate of Ethnography with the Right-Wing