Its editor-in-chief is Lynn Meskell (Stanford University), who established the journal in 2001.

The journal also covers contemporary politics and heritage issues, and aims to break down the "arbitrary and hegemonic boundaries between North American, Classical, Near Eastern, Mesoamerican, European and Australian archaeologies – and beyond".

[1] The Journal of Social Archaeology is published in February, June, and October.

Each issue contains 5-7 articles, occasionally featuring interviews with social theorists considered "prominent" by the editors.

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