Abstract Context: American Indian elders have a lower life expectancy than other aging
populations in the United States because of inequities in health and in access to health care …

The proliferation of precarious work represents a sea change in the opportunity structure of
the new economies of the American South. As the role of the State has shifted from …

Uninsured and undocumented immigrants risk deportation as well as other social and
financial consequences when accessing healthcare in the US. Facing these risks head-on …

Over forty percent of eastern Kentucky residents are classified as obese. From a biomedical
perspective, obesity is linked to a range of chronic diseases, including heart disease …

Neoliberalism seems to be a ubiquitous concept, both in anthropological scholarship and in
the public discourse, as global social inequalities continue to grow. In anthropology …