Anthropology of Work Review

You are invited to submit your manuscript for consideration in AWR! The journal publishes pieces on diverse topics in varying styles; the only precondition is that articles and essays must be somehow related to "work" broadly defined. Lively ethnographies, commentaries on recent social movements, biographical studies, readable polemics, and extended review essays of books, museums, and videos are all encouraged. Click here for author guidelines.

Listen to author Teresa Figueroa Sanchez comment on her article, "Californian Strawberries: Mexican Immigrant Women Sharecroppers, Labor, and Discipline", coming in July 2013, in this video abstract.

What Do People Live On? Living Wages in India
Subhadra Mitra Channa

Making Trash into Treasure: Struggles for Autonomy on a Brazilian Garbage Dump
Kathleen Millar

Giants in the Fields: Agribusiness and Farm Labor Politics in the United States
Peter Benson

Can a Plantation be Fair? Paradoxes and Possibilities in Fair Trade Darjeeling Tea Certification
Sarah Besky

The Cocktail Waitress: Woman's Work in a Man's World (re-issue). By James P. Spradley and Brenda J. Mann
Willie L. McKethe

Read the latest Virtual Issue from Anthropology of Work Review on Precarity

Articles include:

Making Trash into Treasure: Struggles for Autonomy on a Brazilian Garbage Dump
Kathleen Millar

Valuing the “Professional” in an International Direct-Selling Organization: The Commodification of Class Identity in Southern Costa Rica
Theresa Preston-Werner

Theorizing Unemployment: Toward an Argentine Anthropology of Work
Mariano D. Perelman

Read the full issue here. All articles are free through December 2013.