Abstract
Whether one argues for "practicing anthropology," "applied anthropology," "engaged anthropology," or some other term for what anthropologists do who are oriented more towards projects that directly benefit non-academic sectors, professionals are clearly advancing the significant role anthropology is playing in the contemporary transglobal economic system and the specific human-focused problems it encourages. All 11 articles in this intriguing set of volunteered papers contribute to developing these applied anthropological contributions as manifested in the past, the present, or the future.
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