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Society for the Anthropology of Work

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

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12:00-13:45


2-0175
AGENCY, IMAGINATION, AND THE PLACE OF WORK IN GLOBAL CAPITALISM
Kathleen E Gordon

14:00-15:45


2-0350
MEDIA INDUSTRIES: ETHNOGRAPHIES OF CONTEMPORARY COMMERCIAL MEDIA
Scott Frank and Walter Armbrust

18:00-19:45


2-0700
TOWARDS A POLITICS OF INACTIVITY
Bruce O'Neill

20:00-21:45


2-0920
IDENTITY AND CONTROL IN CORPORATE EMPLOYMENT
Theresa M Preston-Werner

Thursday, November 17, 2011

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10:15-12:00


3-0480
THE NEW ANTHROPOLOGY OF LABOR
Sharryn Kasmir and August Carbonella

13:45-17:30


3-0870
WORK AND MIGRATION: GLOBAL BORDERS AS BARRIERS AND BRIDGES
Carla Dahl-Jorgensen, Emil A Røyrvik, Nigel Rapport and Marietta L Baba

Friday, November 18, 2011

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08:00-09:45


4-0170
MANAGERS OF THINGS, OR WHAT DO MANAGERS IMAGINE THEMSELVES TO BE MANAGING?
Jessica R Cattelino, Alexander Blanchette, Caroline Schuster and Karen Z Ho

13:45-17:30


4-0945
ARTISTIC EMPLOY AND AESTHETIC PRODUCTION
Ritu G Khanduri, M. Gabriela Torres, Michael Chibnik, Lydia nakashima Degarrod and Toben Lee McFarlane

18:15-20:30


4-1285
"WORK" AS FIELDWORK IN ANTHROPOLOGY TODAY: A GRADUATE STUDENT SPECIAL EVENT/DISCUSSION FOLLOWED BY MEET & GREET
Susie Donaldson, Theodore B Rose, Susan B. Hyatt, E Paul Durrenberger, Jim Weil, Jonathan L Larson, Tara Eaton, Patti A Meyer and Patrick Neveling

Saturday, November 19, 2011

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13:45-15:45


5-0750
SOCIETY FOR THE ANTHROPOLOLGY OF WORK BOARD MEETING
Samuel G Collins

16:00-17:45


5-1000
NOSTALGIA FOR INDUSTRY IN THE HINTERLAND
Ann E Kingsolver, Jason Antrosio and David Ruccio

19:45-21:00


5-1095
SOCIETY FOR THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF WORK BUSINESS MEETING
Samuel G Collins

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