4-0500 TEMPORALITIES OF TRANSNATIONALISM AND DIASPORA: TRACES AND LEGACIES OF SOCIOCULTURAL LIFE ACROSS BORDERS

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Friday, November 18, 2011: 10:15-12:00

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Organizers: Alejandro Paz (University of Toronto) and Hilary P Dick (Arcadia University)

Chairs: Hilary P Dick (Arcadia University)

Discussants: Patrick Eisenlohr (Utrecht University)

10:15

The Convergence of Religious Transformation and the Transnational Aspirations of Ghanaian Pentecostals

Girish Daswani (University of Toronto)

10:30

TBD"Immigrant!" "Emigrant!": Portuguese Migrants' Daughters' Narratives of Discrimination, Exclusion, and Belonging In France and Portugal

Michele E Koven (University of Illinois)

10:45

Citizen's Arrest: Everyday Sovereignty In An Anti-Migrant Age

Hilary P Dick (Arcadia University)

11:00

Cast Thy Neighbor As Thy Kin: Sicilians, Tunisians, and the Trans-Mediterranean Spread of Conjured-up Kinship

Naor H Ben-Yehoyada (Harvard University)

11:15

Tracing the Entry to Diaspora: The Chronotopes of Third World Border-Crossers

Alejandro Paz (University of Toronto)

11:30

Discussant

Patrick Eisenlohr (Utrecht University)

11:45

Discussion

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