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Revista Colombiana de Antropología

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Abstract

ESCAMILLA, GUADALUPE; SALMERON, FERNANDO I  and  VALLADARES, LAURA R. PROFESSIONAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL WORK IN MEXICO. Rev. colomb. antropol. [online]. 2007, vol.43, pp.387-418. ISSN 0486-6525.

ANTHROPOLOGY IN MEXICO HAS A LONGSTANDING TRAJECTORY OF PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT, BOTH IN academia and public settings. In this essay we stress the work of those professionals of the discipline who work outside academic settings. We undertake the discussion starting from different perspectives expressed by Mexican anthropologists who have advanced contrasting views of anthropological work. We present information about current profesional settings where anthropologists are employed in Mexico, stressing the growing diversity of these niches and the challenges that young anthropologists face.

Keywords : Applied anthropology; employment for anthropologists; professionalization; Mexico.

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