A group for students who are relatively new to Anthropology, discussing anything from studying issues to future aspirations within the field.

This group allows the sharing of personal experience and advice on how to write an article / text / paper in Anthropology.

Kinship refers to relations between individuals who are in relationships either by descent or marriage (and in some occasions fictive kinship).A field that is now ignored by researchers and scholars, despite it's use for areas like gender studies.

For those interested in discussing issues related to processes that generally get glossed as globalization. How do we understand globalization? Are we fruitfully engaging with studies of globalization in other disciplines?

This group is dedicated to anthropological explorations of the human brain. Neuroanthropology is an interdisciplinary field that sits at the nexus of biological anthropology, cognitive neuroscience, and evolutionary neurobiology/neuroanatomy.

For keeping up with newly published anthropology books and engaging in open discussions about them.

OAC already has a group named Theory in Anthropology, a good place to discuss theories already embraced by anthropologists. This group is, instead, intended for discussion of theory found outside anthropology that anthropologists might find useful.

Theories guiding our thinking, and thinking about theory.

To discuss contemporary developments in Latin America, explore Latin American anthropology and its potential for developing anthropological theory and understandings. Contributions in English, Spanish and Portuguese welcome.See More

The new international student anthropology journal! For all interested in writing, illustrating, editing and becoming involved with Imponderabilia journal.imponderabilia@googlemail.comSee More