SCAJ was founded in the spring of 2019 by a group of students of the Bachelor's program of Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology at Utrecht University. SCAJ is a Utrecht-based journal, made by students for students (and anyone else interested in reading it, of course). We publish work written for anthropology courses offered by Utrecht University and University College Utrecht in our biannual editions. Students are involved in every step of the process, from paper submissions, selection, to publication. SCAJ therefore reflects the efforts of anthropology students in Utrecht through and through.
2019-
Sibirica is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal covering all aspects of the region and relations to neighboring areas, such as Central Asia, East Asia, and North America.
The journal publishes articles, research reports, conference and book reviews on history, politics, economics, geography, cultural studies, anthropology, and environmental studies. It provides a forum for scholars representing a wide variety of disciplines from around the world to present findings and discuss topics of relevance to human activities in the region or directly relevant to Siberian studies. e-ISSN 1476-6787
2020-
Lud is a renown scholarly journal with over a century of history and a rich tradition that reflects the development of ethnology and cultural anthropology in Poland. Many generations of Polish ethnologists have marked the columns of Lud, both in the field of the ethnographic documentation of culture and in the sphere of theoretical-methodological analysis.Since its foundation in 1895, Lud has been closely linked with the Polish Ethnological Society, an institution whose role in the development of Polish ethnology is invaluable. Since 1992, Lud is co-published by the Ethnological Sciences Committee of the Polish Academy of Sciences, which has further strengthened its position as a leading ethnological journal in Poland. ISSN 2719-8057
2013-
Academic journal published by the Greek Society for Ethnology (GSE). ISSN 1792-9628
2010-
Espaço ameríndio propõe-se a ser uma revista científica eletrônica, com
periodicidade semestral, vinculada ao Núcleo de Antropologia das
Sociedades Indígenas e Tradicionais (NIT) do Programa de Pós-graduação
em Antropologia Social da Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul –
UFRGS.
Nossa intenção central é a de promover o desenvolvimento da pesquisa
sobre populações ameríndias, assim como colocar em evidência uma
reflexão sobre os campos conceitual e metodológico da interface
trans-disciplinar sobre a temática indígena americana. ISSN 1982-6524
2007-
Eurasian Journal of Anthropology (EJA), in
publication since 2010, covers scholarly papers in social, biological,
bio-cultural, and archaeological anthropology and related disciplines. Istanbul University. e-ISSN 2166-7411
2010-
The Hong Kong Anthropologist 《香港人類學》 is an annual online journal under The Hong Kong Anthropological Society that publishes ethnographic articles which explore aspects of culture and society related to Hong Kong. It aims at promoting anthropological awareness in Hong Kong and also provides opportunities for young scholars to publish their research.
1997-
El objetivo de esta publicación es divulgar de manera abierta, y sin coste para los/as autores/as, trabajos originales e inéditos de estudiantes e investigadores/as en formación dentro del ámbito de las ciencias sociales en general y la antropología en particular, destinándola también a un público más amplio interesado en estas disciplinas. ISSN 2362-261X
2009-
Commoning Ethnography is an off-centre, annual, international, peer-engaged, open access, online journal dedicated to examining, criticizing, and redrawing the boundaries of ethnographic research, teaching, knowledge, and praxis.
We welcome submissions that
explore the boundaries of ethnographic knowledge, experiment with forms of
ethnographic writing, disturb the authority of single authorship, consider how
property norms shape ethnographic research, and rethink communities of ethnographic
research in a variety of yet unanticipated ways. We also welcome ethnographic
and theoretical accounts of the commoning projects that exist within
contemporary life, be they within academia, social movements, political spaces,
emergent economies, environmental debates, creative practices or in intimate
and quotidian arenas of social life. Te Herenga Waka, Victoria University of Wellington. ISSN 2537-9879
2018-
Ethnologia Fennica is an international journal of the Association of Finnish ethnologists Ethnos ry. The journal publishes original scholarly articles, review articles, congress reports, and book reviews from the field of ethnology and other related fields. The research articles undergo double-blind peer review.
Ethnologia Fennica has been funded by the Ministry of Education and Culture. The journal has received the Label for Peer-reviewed Scholarly Publications by the Federation of Finnish Learned Societies, and is ranked at the level two in the evaluation of the Finnish publication forum. e-ISSN 2489-4982
1996-
Desde su aparición en 1969, Allpanchis es una publicación científica periódica, cuyo objetivo es la difusión de artículos originales e inéditos del amplio campo de las ciencias sociales, con especial interés en el mundo andino. Fomenta un enfoque multidisciplinario, acogiendo el trabajo de académicas y académicos dedicados a las ciencias sociales (Arqueología, Historia, Antropología, Historia del Arte, Lingüística, etc.), cuyas investigaciones versan sobre la temática andina en sentido amplio (desde la perspectiva geográfica, histórica, antropológica, étnica, etc.). e-ISSN 2708-8960
1969-
Journal of Anthropological Films (JAF) publishes original, empirically
based contributions that present new insights to the study of human
behaviour through audio-visual means. Contributions should be based on
anthropological or equivalent longer term fieldwork and methods of
research. Published by Nordic Anthropological Film Association (NAFA). e-ISSN 2535-437X
2017-
2008-
Heidelberg Ethnology is a peer-reviewed Occasional Paper Series devoted to the publication of new and innovative research in socio-cultural anthropology. Its guiding purpose is to stimulate critical dialogue that brings to bear the findings of nuanced empirical study on issues of wider theoretical import. Papers in the Series address themes both traditional and contemporary, from ritual, economy and kinship to media, gender and politics. e-ISSN 2364-3730
2015-2017