01-16-2013 Formerly entitled Cultural Anthropology Methods, this peer-reviewed journal publishes articles about the methods used by field workers in the social and behavioral sciences and the humanities. Articles focus on issues in the methods used and innovations in the collection, management, and analysis data about human thought and behavior. Most issues publish five to six articles in the 10- to 20-page range. This journal, which operates under the motto "methods belong to all of us," aims to reach scholars, students, and professionals who do fieldwork. (Seaman, Priscilla)