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Visual Anthropology review is a journal from the Society for Visual Anthropology and a section of the American Anthropological Association. Its focus is visual studies including “visual aspects of cultural lives and experience, and the use of visual techniques and technologies in anthropological research, representation and teaching” as well as to “explore the potentialities of sensory scholarship”.
Annual Reviews is a nonprofit publisher since 1963. Annual Review of Sociology began publishing in 1975 and broadly covers the sociological field.
The Archival Science International Journal on Recorded Information to promote archival science as a discipline. It methodologically aims to be integrated, interdisciplinary, and intercultural.
Annual Reviews is a nonprofit publisher since 1963. Annual Review of Anthropology began in 1972 and broadly publishes within the anthropological field.
This piece was published in Annual Review of Anthropology which has been active since 1972. This piece, specifically, was published in 2014 in response to conversations about decolonizing the discipline.
Springer International Publishing published the book Opening Science in January 2014. The content of the book is Open Access with a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial (CC BY-NC) license. The website in which the text is embedded is intended for collection of comments and revisions of the book chapters as the text evolves. The text is formatted in Markdown, is converted into HTML by the Pandoc document converter and the Jekyll static site generator, and all files are stored in git version control and hosted on Github. The technical implementation of the website is coordinated by Martin Fenner.
North American Dialogue (NAD) is the peer-reviewed publication of the Society for the Anthropology of North America. They publish research that fosters dialogue about North America and its far-reaching effects. NAD is a forum for North Americanist scholars, activists, and practitioners to disclose findings, raise issues, describe fieldwork, and offer political and theoretical analyses in a timely fashion.
This text was published in 1997 and a second edition was released in 2008 with a new introduction, both by the University of Minnesota. Its topical areas are listed as “postmodernism--social aspects," "sociology--philosophy," and "marginality, social." Gordon's text was published with assistance from the Margaret S. Harding Memorial Endowment honoring the first director of the University of Minnesota Press.