MEMBERSHIP

Who We Are

 

The Critical Urban Anthropology Association (CUAA), formerly SUNTA, a section of the American Anthropological Association, concerns itself with theories, problems, processes, and institutions of urban, national and transnational life. Urban life and problems in the modern world are interrelated with national and transnational institutions (especially globalizing capitalism), processes, and forces. Likewise, nations and transnational institutions most express themselves and are expressed by people living in the global hierarchy of contemporary cities. CUAA, therefore, particularly focuses on the interrelationships of urban, national, and transnational processes as they affect and are affected by the everyday social and cultural lives of people living, acting, and struggling in particular places, anthropology’s traditional area of concern.

CUAA’s members, a number of whom reside outside the U.S.A., include academic, practitioner/applied, and student anthropologists. Members’ expertise covers most nations (including the U.S.A.) of the world and their cities. In addition to conducting original research many CUAA members consult and work in or with private and public agencies dealing with social problems, development, and policy formation.

CUAA also publishes a journal, City & Society, which attempts to foster debate and conceptual development in urban, national, and transnational anthropology, particularly in their interrelationships. IT seek to promote communication related disciplines of interest to members of CUAA and to develop theory from a comparative perspective. If you are interested in learning more or submitting a manuscript, please visit their website.

Membership Benefits

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Members will receive CUAA’s journal, City & Society

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Members will gain a member profile on CUAA’s website

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Members will gain posting access on CUAA’s ListServ

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Members will gain access to occasional publications

How to Join CUAA

NOTE: To join CUAA one must ordinarily be a member of the American Anthropological Association (AAA) unless one fits the criteria of the AAA’s Associate membership.

Dues: $29 for professional members, $10 for students

Join online through the AAA’s Website »

AAA members can also join SUNTA by completing this form and sending it to:
Membership Services
American Anthropological Association
2300 Clarendon Blvd. Suite 1301
Arlington, VA 22201-3357

CUAA Board Members and Committee Chairs

OFFICERS

President:
Ruth Gomberg-Muñoz

President-Elect:
Don Nonini

Past President:
Suzanne Scheld

Treasurer:
Angela Storey

Secretary:
Helen Regis

3rd Year Councilor:
Rashmi Sadana

2nd year Councilor:
Lynne Milgram

1st Year Councilor:
Claire Panetta

Student Councilor:
Hanadi Alhalabi

Editor, City & Society:
Julian Brash

Associate Editor, City & Society:
Kristine Monroe

Social Media Coordinator:
Aman Kothadia

COMMITTEE CHAIRS & EX OFFICIO

Anthony Leeds Prize, Committee Chair
Yukiko Koga
Department of Anthropology
Yale University

CUAA Social Media Coordinator (2020-2022)
Nathan Romine
Department of Urban Planning
California State University, Northridge
nathan.romine.183@my.csun.edu

Editor, City & Society (2020-2023)
Julian Brash
Department of Anthropology
Montclair University

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Join online through the

AAA’s Website »

AAA members can also join SUNTA by completing this form and sending it to:

Membership Services
American Anthropological Association
2300 Clarendon Blvd. Suite 1301
Arlington, VA 22201-3357

critical-urban-anthropology-association-cuaa

Contact Us

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AAA members can also join CUAA by completing this form and sending it to: Membership Services
American Anthropological Association
2300 Clarendon Blvd. Suite 1301
Arlington, VA 22201-3357