The IAS Board of Directors has authorized a tiered dues structure beginning in 2025:

Active Members (vote and can hold leadership positions, residing anywhere in the world)

  • pay $75 to receive the two printed issues of Ñawpa Pacha for that year and online access to every issue of Ñawpa Pacha ever published, including the latest articles not yet printed on paper, for the calendar year and a grace period in the following January.
  • pay $50 to receive online access to every issue of Ñawpa Pacha ever published, including the latest articles not yet printed on paper, for the calendar year and a grace period in the following January (no print copies)

Corresponding Members (non-voting members residing outside the United States or Canada)

  • pay $30 to receive online access to every issue of Ñawpa Pacha ever published, including the latest articles not yet printed on paper, for the calendar year and a grace period in the following January (no print copies).
  • pay no dues but do not receive access to Ñawpa Pacha

How to pay dues

Dues can be paid online using a credit card, debit card, or PayPal account.

1. Use the link from the email (easiest)

Members will receive an email with a link to their personalized Dues Page that is valid for 90 days. Please use the personalized Dues page to pay your dues online.

By using the link, you won't need to log in or remember a password. If you share the link with someone else, they can pay your dues for you.

If you cannot find the email, you may ask the Treasurer or Secretary to send you another.

2. Log in to this site

Members can also log into this site, and use the link provided in the sidebar to get to their personalized Dues Page. Please use the personalized Dues page to pay your dues online.

3. Mail a check

Members are also welcome to mail a check to:

Institute of Andean Studies
P.O. Box 9307
Berkeley, CA 94709
U.S.A.

Paper copies of both of issues of Ñawpa Pacha from one previous calendar year are available if you missed last year's dues. 

Are dues tax deductible?

Because dues include a subscription to Ñawpa Pacha, they are not tax deductible as donations. They may be a business expense.

To make a tax deductible donation to the Institute, please visit the Donate page.