Anthropology/Archaeology Conferences

The goal of the international interdisciplinary conference is to discuss various aspects of socialism/communism and its impact on the present, to thematize the state of research on socialism, to illuminate new fields and to add new details to the knowledge of the period. We are looking forward to proposals for papers that address issues related to theoretical approaches and methodological challenges in the research of socialism/communism; the socialist lifestyle in the transnational perspective and in the particular national socio-cultural context of the countries of Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe; empirical studies and case studies on everyday culture during socialism.

With the theme "THINKING CULTURES, CHANGING WORLDS" we celebrate the annual meeting of AIBR, Network of Iberoamerican Anthropologists. The city of Madrid, which hosted our first meeting in 2015, now welcomes back the 5th edition of the AIBR International Conference of Anthropology.

The spring school “Ethnography of Socialism” is suitable for BA, MA and PhD students in the field of Ethnology and Anthropology, Sociology, Political Studies, etc. It offers: ~ Four courses: Anthropological Approach to Understanding Socialism, Research Methodology and Field Techniques, Political Economy and Society in Socialism, Visualizing Socialism. Guest lecturers are to be announced. ~ Field research in a period of 7 days, with a final presentation of results. ~ Activities, concerning the cultural heritage of socialism: listening to music, watching films, etc. Here's the daily schedule: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rxjMSOVih4v70J-9I8WvVva9FXlPttFQ/view?usp=sharing

Postgraduate ZooArchaeology Forum (PZAF) is a conference organized by and for postgraduate/graduate students and early-career professionals in the field of zooarchaeology. With the help of PZAF students explore different research traditions and approaches, and get an opportunity for academic networking among the wider community of upcoming zooarchaeologists.

Over 500 scholars from around the world will gather to present papers and to engage in progressive discussion on Asian Linguistic Anthropology, and Linguistics, Anthropology (and related fields). The CALA is a fully Non-Profit Organization, and all connected publishing undergoes a free blind reviewed system. The CALA sources funding/grants to assist people who need funding to access the Conference. All conference proceedings and publications (journal issues/monographs) will be indexed with SCOPUS and will hence contribute to ranked and cited publications for all those accepted to present.