WAU: A global hub for anthropology
The World Anthropological Union (WAU) is an inclusive, cooperative forum that invigorates transnational anthropologies. WAU is the interface that unites the missions of the IUAES and the WCAA, galvanizing person-to-person international dialogues and stimulating cooperative exchange among anthropological associations. As a member of the ISC and the CIPSH, WAU represents the ethical and scientific values of the field as the discipline's primary international organization.
Our Priorities:
- to facilitate the conversation and collaboration among anthropologists and epistemic traditions around the world
- to bring awareness of global anthropological thought to international science and policy discussions
- to reflexively shape more inclusive approaches to world problems and their solutions.
The International Union of Anthropological and
Ethnological Sciences (IUAES) is a global organization of scientists and institutions working in
the fields of anthropology and ethnology, but also of interest to archaeologists and linguists.
The
World Council of Anthropological Associations (WCAA) is a network of national, regional and
international associations that aims to promote worldwide communication and cooperation in anthropology.
WCAA webinar 2nd December
Contemporary Politics and Anthropology. Read who is speaking and the prior questions to consider. The previous webinars can be viewed here.
New
issue of Déjà Lu by the WCAA
The forum of anthropologica 42 of the *best articles* from an array of anthropological journals across the globe.
En
sus propios términos by the WCAA has published seven new articles.
All are in French and edited by Van Troi Tran (Université Laval)
Les Métis oubliés de l’Outaouais : Une analyse ethnographique débordant les frontières de la rivière Rouge. Michel Bouchard (University of Northern British Columbia), Sébastien Malette (Carleton University), Guillaume Marcotte (Independent historian)
Retour sur le Manifeste de Lausanne et sa suite le dictionnaire en ligne ANTHROPEN. Francine Saillant & Mondher Kilani
Dimensions de l’économie politique féministe en anthropologie aujourd’hui. Marie France Labrecque (Laval University)
Territorialités autochtones : revendications, affirmations et projets de vie. Frédéric Laugrand (Catholic University of Louvain / Université Laval)
Indigenous territories: claims, affirmations and life plans. Benoit Éthier (University of Quebec in Abitibi-Témiscamingue)
Rapatrier les dimensions familiales des patrimoines autochtones. Carole Delamour (CIÉRA, Université du Québec à Montréal)
L’État et les «pauvres» en situation de handicap au Québec, Canada. Éric Gagnon Poulin (University of North Carolina)
Letter in Support of Fariba Adelkhah
The arrest of the French-Iranian anthropologist Fariba Adelkhah. Read the letter
from WAU to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei (March 2020).
WAU statement on the Corona Virus and related Social consequences
At present there is a global situation of distress, described by the WHO as a Pandemic. Read the full
statment (March 2020)
IUAES2020
Congress Šibenik
Coming of Age on Earth: Legacies and Next Generation
Anthropology, 9th – 14th March 2021, Šibenik, Croatia. iuaes2020.conventuscredo.hr
