Resources
Basque region on the border of France and Spain, 2000.
©Seth Murray
HELPFUL LINKS FOR STUDENTS AND PROFESSIONALS
SAE Column in Anthropology News
Research Network for Post-Socialist Cultural Studies (SOYUZ)
Europeanist Network for Environmental Anthropology
FOR STUDENTS:
Looking for a graduate program in North America with Strength in the Anthropology of Europe?
DOWNLOAD A LIST OF UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS WITH SAE MEMBERS
(compiled with assistance from Raymond Whitlow, SUNY Buffalo)
Aspiring Europeanists should take these as a starting point, but not an exhaustive list of programs with resources to offer. Europeanists are found across departments in every part of North America, and can be found through a survey of program websites or located through the American Anthropological Association guide. The most effective way to find the right program for you is to locate individual faculty members with whom you have significant research interests in common.
*If you would like to get more involved with SAE, join our listserv on H-NET or contact the Student Representative. Don’t be shy to come out to our events at AAA!
Taking part in Café Europa, participating in our board meeting, or attending the distinguished lecture are great ways to get to know new mentors and peers.
County Westmeath, Ireland. July 2012
Photo taken by Nathan Coben
