Wednesday, November 16, 2011

12:00-13:45

2-0040

LAW, LEGITIMACY AND POWER IN THE CONSTITUTION OF DEMOCRATIC POLITICS
Jeffrey T Martin

2-0045

TRACING COMPETING DISCOURSES OF INDIGENEITY AND AUTOCHTHONY
Scott E Simon, David Lessard, Anne-Elise Keen and Morten Boas

14:00-15:45

2-0210

VIOLENCE AND POTENTIALITY
Steffen S Jensen, Henrik Vigh and Rocio Magana

2-0240

TECHNOLOGIES OF MEDIATION, LANGUAGES OF SOLIDARITY AND DIFFERENCE
Andrew Galley

16:00-19:45

2-0550

INVESTIGATING THE "IDENTITY INDUSTRY"
Kohanya J Ranch, Jean E Jackson and Leti Volpp

18:00-19:45

2-0605

QUERYING THE TIDEMARKS OF CRIME: RETRACING THE "NEW ANTHROPOLOGY OF CRIME"
Kathryn E Henne, Connie P McGuire and Nina F Siulc

2-0610

TECHNOLOGIES OF REPAIR: TOOLKITS OF HUMANITARIAN GOVERNANCE AND INTERVENTION
Rebecca Peters, Jason M Cross, Kimberley A Coles and Andrea Ballestero

Thursday, November 17, 2011

08:00-09:45

3-0060

DEPLOYMENT STRESSED: LEGACIES OF THE WAR ON TERROR IN HOME FRONT COMMUNITIES
Sarah J Hautzinger and Jean N Scandlyn PhD

08:00-11:45

3-0240

OLD THREATS, NEW GUISES: SECUROCATIC WARS AND THE PRODUCTION OF DIFFERENCE IN THE AMERICAS
Mariana Mora, Elana Zilberg and Susan A Phillips

10:15-12:00

3-0370

TRACES OF THE STATE: ETHNOGRAPHIES OF FORMATIONS, DISPERSALS AND DISAPPEARANCES
Annabel C Pinker, Ashley B Lebner and Gaston R Gordillo

12:15-14:15

3-0605

ASSOCIATION FOR POLITICAL AND LEGAL ANTHROPOLOGY BOARD MEETING
Susan F Hirsch

13:45-15:30

3-0665

LEGACIES OF AUTHORITARIAN REGIMES: LOCAL PRACTICES OF MEMORY, JUSTICE AND SECURITY
Tessa Diphoorn and Antonius C Robben

13:45-17:30

3-0800

BETWEEN THRILL AND DISILLUSION: ETHNOGRAPHY AND THE AFFECTIVE LIFE OF THE STATE
Cynthia A Werner, Madeleine Reeves, Mateusz Laszczkowski, Nikolai Ssorin-Chaikov and Alaina M Lemon

16:00-17:45

3-0985

ILLICIT TRAFFIC: OUTLAW COMMERCE AND STATE GOVERNANCE IN THE 21^st CENTURY.
Simanti Dasgupta PhD, Anne M Galvin, Suzanne L Simon and Mateo Taussig-Rubbo

3-0990

WAR AND CHILD SOLDIERS: A DIALOGUE WITH ISHMAEL BEAH, AUTHOR OF A LONG WAY GONE.
Aldo Civico, Alex Hinton, Kimberly S Theidon, Antonius C Robben and Elizabeth F. Drexler

Friday, November 18, 2011

08:00-09:45

4-0065

SOVEREIGNTY AND SUBJECTIVITY: FRAMEWORKS OF ENGAGEMENT AND DISENGAGEMENT
Sara E Thiam

4-0070

FORENSICS OF CAUSALITY: RISK, INJURY AND REDRESS
Michael Ralph and Stephan Palmie'

4-0125

TOWARDS AN ANTHROPOLOGY OF TRANSFORMATION, PART I
Andrew Gilbert, Mark Goodale, Jessica Greenberg and Dominic C Boyer

08:00-11:45

4-0255

STATE PRACTICES AND LOCAL TRACES: TIDEMARKS AND LEGACIES OF REGULATORY REGIMES IN POST/LATE-SOCIALIST COUNTRIES
Julie Hemment, Min Zhang, Yuson Jung and Andrew B Kipnis

10:15-12:00

4-0375

THE CREATIVITY OF CONCEALMENT
Gemma John and Madeleine Reeves

12:15-13:30

4-0555

APLA PANEL FOR RECENT PHDS
Susan F Hirsch

13:45-15:30

4-0745

LEAKS, LIES, AND RED TAPE - STATE SECRECY AND ITS DISCONTENTS
Darryl Li, Alireza Doostdar and Hugh Gusterson

4-0770

THE POLITICS OF LEGAL REPRESENTATION: ETHNOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVES
Joao Velloso and Stacey L Vanderhurst

4-0775

BETWEEN INTEGRATION AND RESISTANCE: MILITARIZATION IN THE PACIFIC
Karen V Armstrong, Ronald S Stade and Robert Underwood

13:45-17:30

4-0880

FROM CLASS STRUGGLE TO INDIGENOUS RIGHTS? COMPARING PROCESSES, POLICIES AND POLITICS GLOBALLY
Charles R Hale, Alpa Shah, Sara B Shneiderman, Orin Starn, Marisol de la Cadena, Thomas Grisaffi, Beth A Conklin, Laura R Graham, Francesca C Merlan, Jacqueline S Solway, Mike McGovern and Luisa J Steur

4-0895

ILLEGAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGISTS
Rebecca B Galemba, Kedron L Thomas, Jeremy M Campbell and Josiah Heyman

16:00-17:45

4-1040

BORDERS, FRONTIERS, AND GOVERNANCE
Peter A Taber

4-1045

VULNERABLE GOVERNMENT: BUREAUCRACY, MATERIALITY, HUMANITY
Rania Kassab Sweis, Ramah McKay and Miriam Ticktin

Saturday, November 19, 2011

08:00-09:45

5-0035

INSTITUTING ONESELF AS A POLITICAL SUBJECT: NEGOTIATING THE LEGACIES OF COLONIAL RELATIONS
Ari E Gandsman, Natacha Gagné, Karine Vanthuyne and Kristin Norget

5-0040

THINKING THROUGH NGOs: HOW NGO STUDIES CONTRIBUTE TO ANTHROPOLOGICAL THEORY
David Lewis, Mark A Schuller and Marc Edelman

08:00-11:45

5-0205

ANTHROPOLOGIES OF THE COVERT: FROM SPYING AND BEING SPIED UPON TO SECRET MILITARY OPS AND THE CIA
Anna C Roosevelt, Carole McGranahan, Maximilian C Forte, Mike McGovern and Diane M Nelson

10:15-12:00

5-0335

ABORIGINAL DILEMMAS IN THE CANADIAN SETTLER STATE: ANTHROPOLOGY, LAW, AND SOVEREIGNTY
Christopher Roy, Ghislain Picard and Theresa L McCarthy PhD

5-0340

POLITICAL DISENCHANTMENT, CYNICISM, AND NOSTALGIA
Nadia Guessous, Lori A Allen and Micaela di Leonardo

12:15-13:30

5-0485

ASSOCIATION FOR POLITICAL AND LEGAL ANTHROPOLOGY (APLA) BUSINESS MEETING
Susan F Hirsch

13:45-15:30

5-0610

HIGH TIDEMARKS IN ASIA-PACIFIC: THE POLITICS AND VOICES OF CONSTRUCTING HERITAGE
Guido Carlo Pigliasco, Toru T Yamada and Ronda L Brulotte

5-0615

LEGAL ANTHROPOLOGY TODAY: WHAT'S AT STAKE?
William C Garriott and Elizabeth Mertz

16:00-17:45

5-0895

A FISCAL ANTHROPOLOGY? ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACHES TO TAXATION
Jose Maria Munoz and Lotta Björklund Larsen

5-0900

DEMOCRACY WITHOUT ADJECTIVES
Maria L Vidart, Robert Samet and Carol J Greenhouse

Sunday, November 20, 2011

08:00-09:45

6-0025

CONSTRUCTIONS OF IDENTITY AND TOPOGRAPHIES OF JUSTICE
Circe Sturm and David R Miller PhD

6-0030

TRACES OF DEVELOPMENT: CONCEPTUAL LEGACIES AND THE MAINTENANCE OF INEQUALITIES IN SOCIAL INTERVENTION.
A. Scott Catey, Antonio De la Peńa and Roberto E Barrios

10:15-12:00

6-0240

VIOLENCE, POPULISM, AND (POST) NEOLIBERAL DEMOCRACY IN LATIN AMERICA
Teresa Angelica Velasquez, Nicholas M Copeland and Abigail E Adams

12:15-14:00

6-0410

WILD COMPARISON IN THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF PREEMPTION
Bjarke Oxlund and Henrik Vigh

6-0415

[DIS]CLOSING STATE NARRATIVES: NARRATIVES OF DISCLOSURE IN COLOMBIA'S ARMED CONFLICT
Juana Davila Saenz, Alejandra Azuero Quijano and Winifred Tate