The GLOCAL Central Committee decides on aspects concerning the GLOCAL conferences, publications, media, networks, capacity building, research, and development, and deliberates on the progress of the GLOCAL.
The GLOCAL Scientific Committee houses 500 globally prominent scholars in the fields of Linguistic Anthropology, Cultural and Social Anthropology, and perinent domains. and who guide the progress of the GLOCAL, its global outreach, and its scholarship.
The Regional Advisory Committee houses over 500 prominent scholars globally, who advise on matters of regional significance, such as uptake, research, networks, and publishing of Linguistic Cultural Anthropology, Sociolinguistics, and so forth.
The GLOCAL Consortium comprises 21 universities globally that together develop high impact projects and seek funding for these projects. The consortium institutions are dispersed equally in all continents globally.
The GLOCAL global academic affiliates have now surpassed 4,500 academic institutions globally, all of which contribute in some way to the GLOACL to to expand work on Linguistic and Cultural Anthropology, and to advance the field and other pertinent fields..
As with the institutional affiliates, the GLOCAL organizational affiliates, as organizations globally, work with the GLOCAL to push forward fields pertinent to Linguistic Cultual Anthropology, and to reflexively benefit from the collaborations with the GLOCAL.
The terms set out by the GLOCAL that guide affiliation and collaboration with the GLOCAL and with affiliated bodies. These terms serve to optimize all membership and participation in GLOCAL processes, and to increasingly deconstruct hierarchies.