ISSN: 2578-6482
Insights of Anthropology is an open access, peer reviewed journal publishing latest research insights in human past and present. The journal emphasizes latest studies concerned to human in all its aspects: from the evolution as a species, to the relationship with the material world, and the vast variety of social practices and cultural forms existing and that have already become extinct. This is a long lasting discipline that tries to explain humanity in various forms. This multidiscipline majorly includes but not limit to biological anthropology, social anthropology, medical anthropology and material culture.
This journal includes a wide range of manuscript forms such as original, reviews, commentaries, rapid communications, letters, opinions, perspectives and other short articles. The journal allows the readers to use and reuse the content with no restriction barriers with proper citation of the scholarly work under Creative Commons Attribution License. The journal content published is selectively chosen by the section editors after evaluation by multiple peers to make certain only high quality manuscripts are published.
The journal represents the distinctive strands of research that are presently being pursued within Anthropology's expanding research community.
Applied Paleoscience
Bothell
Washington
United States of America
Tel: 425-402-7004
Professor
Department of Anthropology
Institute of Mathematical Behavioral Science
UC Irvine
United States of America
Marshall S Snow Professor
Department of Arts & Sciences
Washington University in St Louis
United States of America
Tel: 314-935-6241
Professor
Department of Sociology and Criminology
Howard University
United States of America
Tel: 202-806-6819
Chair
Environmental Studies Program
The New School - Public Engagement
New york
United States of America
Professor Emeritus
Universite Grenoble Alpes
Grenoble
France
Tel: 0476637146
Submit your manuscript to this journal through online or email us at editorialoffice@scholars.direct
Perspective
Notes on a Possible Application of the Notion of Assimilation in History
In this brief note, we stand out a possible application of the historical anthropology notion of assimilation to history, with a particular a... Read more
Perspective
The "osteological paradox" has seemingly been utilized as a mechanism to permit promulgation of speculations, compromising their testing and falsifica... Read more
Review Article
The purpose of this work is threefold. First, using a structurationist approach, phenomenological structuralism, to understanding the constitution of ... Read more
Perspective
In the age of neoliberal (postindustrial) globalization social integration takes place, paradoxically, through the identity politics of postmodernism ... Read more
Perspective
How Our Body's Evolution was guided by Our Abdominal Organs (The Intelligence behind Evolution)
A current theory is that each creature's evolution may have been determined by random variations in its genes, combined with natural selection, and pe... Read more
Research Article
Hypothetical Origin of NAT2 Slow Acetylator in Human Evolution
In the process of biological evolution, our ancestors have faced many environmental challenges and the genomes of the present-day humans are storages ... Read more
Perspective Article
Overcoming the Challenges of Managing Obesity in Barbados: A Psychological Perspective
The overwhelming increase in the prevalence of obesity worldwide and especially within the Caribbean among all age groups has result in an urgent need... Read more
Opinion
Winning the Fight against Covid-19: A Global Responsibility
The recent outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (henceforth COVID-19) has been of serious concern around the globe. The pandemic which originated from... Read more
Research Article
Cape of Good Hope? Meeting Place of Unwilling Migrants from Africa, Asia and Indigenous People
The paper mainly deals with the large number of slaves from Asia and Africa imported to the Cape of Good Hope during the period 1658-1807. Apart from ... Read more
Research Article
The Social Psychology of Violence on Children in an Urban School in Jamaica
Therefore this study will concentrate on finding out how children who have experienced violence actually perform academically. The participants will b... Read more
