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Dr. Ann Miles is a cultural anthropologist and a professor of sociology at É«É«À² Michigan University.

Miles works primarily in the southern Ecuadorian highland city of Cuenca, where she has explored several research projects in 25 years she has been doing ethnographic fieldwork. Her research includes studies of globalization, transnational migration and gender, health and culture change.

Miles has various publications including:

• Unraveling Time: Thirty Years of Ethnography in Cuenca, Ecuador. University of Texas Press, 2022.
• Healthcare Imaginaries and Retirement Migration to Cuenca, Ecuador. Journal of Latin American Geography, March 2015.
• Living With Lupus: Women and Chronic Illness in Ecuador. University of Texas Press, 2013.
• Of Butterflies and Wolves: Enacting Lupus Discourse on the Internet, Anthropology and Medicine, April 2009.
• From Cuenca to Queens: An Anthropological Story of Transnational Migration. University of Texas Press, 2004.
• Radio and the Commodification of Natural Medicine in Ecuador, Social Science and Medicine 27(12):2127-2137, 1998.
• Women and Economic Change: Andean Perspectives, Ann Miles and Hans Buechler (eds), American Anthropological Association, 1997.

The journals she has published in include:

• Body and Society
• Medical Anthropology Quarterly
• Social Science and Medicine
• Anthropology and Medicine
• Ethos