The Norm and Sibby Whitten Publication Subvention Award The Whitten Publication Subvention Award is designed to assist with the publication of original monographs and peer-reviewed articles that make an important contribution to anthropological scholarship on lowland South America or to the discipline more generally. Each year...
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Syllabi of Lowland South American anthropology courses Here you can consult syllabi of anthropology courses on Lowland South America (mostly Amazonia) kindly volunteered by several SALSA Members. A number of these syllabi are related to the Conversations in the Lobby 2017, organized by Carlos David Londoño...
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Teaching Experiences Teaching courses on lowland South American anthropology We publish here a number of research questions and conversation topics posed to seven anthropologists dealing with the issue of teaching courses on the anthropology of peoples of lowland South America. These exchanges were presented in a Conversations...
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Conversations in the Lobby 2017: Teaching courses on the anthropology of peoples of lowland South America SALSA XI Sesquiannual Conference, Lima Organizer: Carlos D. Londoño Sulkin, University of Regina The Conversations in the Lobby event first appeared at the VIII Sesquiannual Conference of SALSA in Nashville, Tennessee, in...
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SALSA Public Issues and Actions Committee (PIAC) SALSA Public Issues and Actions Committee responds to SALSA’s primary mission to support research on lowland South America, and to promote public knowledge of this region and its astonishingly rich cultural, linguistic, and biological diversity. However many of the...
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Conjuring Property: Speculation and Environmental Futures in the Brazilian Amazon By Jeremy M. Campbell University of Washington Press, 2015 Conjuring Property: Speculation and Environmental Futures in the Brazilian Amazon is winner of the 2017 James M. Blaut Award from the Cultural and Political Ecology Specialty Group of the...
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