Josh Fisher

March 1, 2022 - The Press Release of the Nightworker Charter

A reflection on teaching time and labor in the classroom, building Marx's insights on class struggles over the working day.

Book review of Erin Hatton's edited collection Labor and Punishment: Work In and Out of Prison (2021)

Book review of Suzanne M. Hall's The Migrant's Paradox: Street Livelihoods and Marginal Citizenship in Britain (2021)

Book review of Julia Chuang's Beneath the China Boom: Labor, Citizenship, and the Making of a Rural Land Market (2020)

Book review of Xinyan Peng's Corporate Women in Contemporary China: 'We've Always Worked' (2022)

Book review of Ramyar D. Rossoukh and Steven C. Caton's Anthropology, Film Industries, Modularity (2021)

SAW names Vanessa Díaz as the winner of its annual book prize, and recognizes books by Megan Styles and Daniel Tubb with honorable mentions.

Check out the SAW-sponsored events at the 2022 annual American Anthropological Association conference in Seattle

Brie Berry (Ursinus College) reflects on the emotional burdens of reuse economies and the problem of waste.

A videoessay on AI labor, authored by Dayna McLeod, drawing upon labor from an AI writer and AI voice actor. Additional commentary by Lisa Messeri.

Reflections on the special issue of Anthropology of Work Review, "Immunocapital and Capitalist Immunities"

Anthropology, Higher Education, and the Importance of Sustained Ethnographic Research Abroad

Revitalizing Anthropology by Nourishing Epistemic Diversity within the Discipline and Beyond

Call for submissions for a new section of Exertions