This group aims to exchange anthropological interests on both visible and invisible boundaries.

A group about the materialities of culture and the culture of materials.

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

A place to discuss, share ideas, news, anything related to the anthropological study of Islam in Europe.

The aim of this group is to discuss issues of consumption through multiple perspectives, by investigating consumption as praxis, its relations to capitalism, historical developments and everydayness, ethnographic aspects...and more!

This is a forum on educative practices, moments, systems, institutions (and their resistance), and those caught up in them as an object of anthropological inquiry. Includes traditional ethnographies of schools and related explorations beyond them.See More

A group for discussing and exploring that other thing that many of us do with anthropology: teaching. Tactics, strategies, pedagogical theory -- anything related to teaching anthropology is fair game.See More

A group for anthropologists interested in this part of the world and from researchers from there

Discussing ethnography and ethnographic disciplines in general, whether or not they are exclusive to anthropology as a discipline. Folkloristics, market research, ethnomusicology, microsociology, microeconomics, microhistory...

Discuss fieldwork, ethics on methods and tools of the anthropological trade.Every fieldworker has been faced with questions regarding their own work and how they should proceed.This group should also used as an introduction to fieldwork issues.See More

A group for those interested in this part of the world and the situation of the discipline here.

For open discussion related to the anthropology of cities and urban space.

There are many anthropology journals. Unfortunately, not all of them are read or heard of equally! This is a group for posting call-for-papers for all known and unknown journals, promoting the OAC's spirit of international cooperation.

A forum for considering issues relevant to the anthropological study of law and politics, in all of its myriad interpretations.