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SALSA is the Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America. SALSA was founded in 2001 with the objective of promoting sound and ethical research on issues related to the area of lowland South America, its peoples, and its environments, as well as to promote the education of students and the general public on these same issues. Our membership is international, consisting mostly of persons living in Europe, the United States, and South America. Our members include professional scholars and graduate students, as well as persons working in non-profit organizations and non-academic fields. Our members carry out work and research in Amazonia, the Orinoco Basin, the Guianas, Chile, and other areas of lowland South America.
SALSA holds a conference every year and a half and publishes a journal twice annually. For more information on SALSA, our conferences, our journal, and our work, please use the links to the left. |
SALSA MEMBERSHIP
BENEFITS
SALSA members receive a subscription to Tipití, the only refereed journal exclusively dedicated to lowland South American studies.
SALSA members have exclusive access to SALSA's electronic discussion list, where over 200 scholars regularly exchange ideas, news, and information.
This site contains comprehensive information on the contents of our journal, as well as complete programs for all our past conferences. Abstracts are available for most conferences and journal issues.
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LATEST ANNOUNCEMENTS
March 23 2009
SALSA's last conference was held in Oxford, England, and Paris France, in June 2008. New photographs of SALSA's 2008 conference have been posted to our website.
You may view the photos HERE.
February 23 2009
In September 2008, amendments to the Society's bylaws were approved by a vote of the membership. You may view the new bylaws and a list of the changes HERE.
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