李锦，教授，博士生导师。研究领域为人类学理论与方法、藏族社会与文化、藏彝走廊、生态人类学、文化遗产保护、民族理论与政策、民族地区经济社会发展。长年从事西南地区田野调查和人类学研究，具有丰富的田野调查经验。先后出版有《家屋与嘉绒藏族社会结构》《民族文化生态与经济协调发展》《羌笛新曲》《泸沽湖摩梭母系社会》《西部生态经济建设》《我的母屋我的家——摩梭家户口述史》等学术专著，在《民族研究》《中国藏学》《藏学学刊》等学术刊物发表论文100余篇，研究成果曾获得省部级一、二、三等奖共计27项，为国家社科基金重大招标项目“20世纪20-40年代人类学华西学派研究”首席专家。

Prof. Li specializes in the study of Tibetan-Yi corridor, ecological anthropology, anthropological theory and anthropological methodology. In recent years, she has focused her research on the society and culture of the ethnic groups along the Tibetan-Yi corridor as well as on the history of anthropological research in western China. Presently she serves as the chief expert for the “Study on the Academic System of the Anthropological Research in West China 1920s–1940s,” a key public bidding research project sponsored by the National Social Sciences Foundation. As the vice President and secretary-general of the Association for Southwest China Ethnic Studies, Prof. Li has published many monographs (including coauthored works). Notable examples include: The House and the Gyalrong Tibetan’s Social Structure (2017); Exchange and Interaction: The Nationalities, History and Culture of the Tibetan-Yi Corridor (2014); The Coordinated Development of the Ethnic Cultural Ecology and Economy: Research of the Lugu Lake and Shangri-la Area (2010); The Brand-new Qiang Flute Melody: Oral History of the Wang Taichang Family (2002); My Mother’s House, My Home: Oral History of Moso Households (2016). Having published over eighty papers in authoritative core periodicals including Ethno-national Studies, Prof. Li has won two provincial and ministerial-level first prizes and four second prizes for her research achievements.