Alisse Waterston
Alisse Waterston is an American professor of anthropology at City University of New York[1].
She is a cultural anthropologist, interested in how systemic violence and inequality influence society. In 2013 she published an ethnographic account of her father in a book titled My father's wars (Routledge)[2][3]. She is President-elect of the American Anthropological Association, to serve as its Vice President (2014-2015) and President in 2016-2017[4]. She is a member of John Jay College Foundation, Inc. Board of Trustees [5].
Notes
- ^ CUNY faculty page, Alisse Waterston
- ^ My father's wars book webpage
- ^ Stoller, Paul (2014) My Father's Wars: Migration, Memory, and the Violence of a Century. Alisse Waterston, American Ethnologist, Volume 41, Issue 4, pages 775–777
- ^ American Association of Anthropology business meeting report
- ^ John Jay College Foundation, Inc. Board of Trustees website