人类、发展与文化多样性

1. Aging and the Aged

Perspectives of Aging in Diverse Cultures

Feminization of Aging and Gender Issues: Asia Region

2. Children, Youth and Childhood

Transfer of Knowledge and Children Agency:Reconstructing the Paradigms of Socialization

Female Child Migration and Trafficking in Asia

Youth and Identity

Childhood, Child Labour and Globalization

3. Cultural Diversity

Cultural Diversity in Building a Harmonious Society

Power-Sharing in Multi-ethnic States

Negotiating Cultural Diversity: Representations of Alterity, Nationalisms and Hybridity

Managing Diversity: Comparisons of Approaches to Multicultural Diversity

4. Enterprise Anthropology

Enterprises Anthropology: Review and Prospect

5. Ethnic Development and Social Assessments

Making a Difference? Social Assessments and the Role of Social Scientists in Development and Investment

Ethnic Development Research & Culture and Protection of the Cultural Heritage

6. Ethnicity and Ethnic Identities

Contemporary Ethnological Research on Ethnicity-Theory, Policy and

Case Studies

Representing Ethnicity: Dynamics of Practice and Research

Race and Ethnicity Through the Lens of Economics, Sociology and Public Policy

Chinese and East Asian Nations

7. Food and Nutrition

Global Variation in Human Growth and Nutrition

8. Human Ecology

Pattems of Human Growth Months-of-Birlh Effect on Human Growth and Development

9. Human Mobility and Cultural Diversity: Perspectives from Empirical and Comparative Studies of Chinese and International Migration

10. Human Rights

Indigenous People: Struggle for Survival

Health for All: Relevance oflndigenous Wisdom and Knowledge

Human Security, Disadvantaged People and Development: The Emerging

Challenges in the Era of Globalization

Religion, Communalism and Human Rights

Human Rights: Emerging Challenges in the Global South and the Global North

Peace, Conflict Transformation and Sustainable Development in Multi-ethnic Asia

Human Right and Multi Cultural Society Continuum:A Global Approach

11. Indigenous Knowledge

Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Development

12. Legal Anthropology and Legal Pluralism .

Four Patterns of State Response: Addressing Economic, Ecological, Social,

Political and Religious Problems in the Context of Legal Pluralism

13. Linguistic Anthropology

Linguistic and Cultural Diversity Awareness: On-Going Changes in

Endangered Languages

Issues of Language Endangerment

Language Change and Ecological Environment

14. Migration Anthropology

Culture, Migration and Transaction in Globalizing Asia

Labor Migration and Social Mobility in Asia and Pacific Region

15. Nomadic Peoples Studies

Change and Development in Pastoral Society

Changes in Grassland Environment and Livelihood of Herders

16. Religious Studies

Pilgrimage Landscape, Cosmogram and Planning the Heritage Cities

Ethnography of Russia and Central Asia: Inter-ethnic, Inter-cultural and Inter-religious Relationships

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The International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES) was established on August 23， 1948， when it merged， in fact， with the Intemational Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (ICAES)， which was founded in 1934. The latter was the product of various Congresses ofAnthropological Sciences， starting in 1865.
　　The IUAES is one of the member organizations of the International Social Science Council (ISSC) and also of the Intemational Council for Philosophy and Humanistic Studies (CIPSH). The IUAES is also a member of the Intemational Council of Scientific Uruons (ICSU). Its aim is to enhance exchange and communication among scholars of all
　　regions of the world， in a collective effort to expand human knowledge. In this way it hopes to contribute to a better understanding of human society， and to a sustainable future based on harmony between nature and culture. The IUAES once noted a draft statement on the future of world anthropology in “Current Anthropology” (1979)： “The scope of
　　anthropology in terms of areas of human interest includes such critical issues of the contemporary world as problems of environmental management， pressure for the progressive reduction of disparities and the restructuring of the world order， the future of the nation-state， ethnic pluralism and the future of national society， and the harmonization of the roles and functions ofinstitutions with the basic and derived biological and psychic drives of man”. The IUAES itself consists of national and institutional organizations in more than 50 countries in all parts of the world， and also includes some hund：reds of individual members. The research effort and involvement of the IUAES is principally arranged by its scientific commissions， of which， currently， there are twenty-seven， and each of which concentrates on some area of anthropological interest.They included ethnic relations， aging and the aged， women， children， youth， migration， epidemiology and Aids，tourism， primatology， linguistics， and so on.