5-0255 EMBATTLED CITIES: (POST)COLONIAL LEGACIES AND SPECTERS OF DIFFERENCE IN URBAN EUROPE

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Saturday, November 19, 2011: 08:00-11:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Anouk de Koning (University of Amsterdam) and Uli Linke (Rochester Institute of Technology)

Chairs: Anouk de Koning (University of Amsterdam) and Uli Linke (Rochester Institute of Technology)

Discussants: Allen Feldman PhD (New York University) and Kamran A Ali (University of Texas at Austin)

08:00

Performing Diversity: Belfast Carnival and the Post-Conflict City

Katharine A Keenan (Teachers College Columbia University)

08:15

Urban Iconicities: Representations of Slum Life As Commodity and Spectacle

Uli Linke (Rochester Institute of Technology)

08:30

Forces of Order and Disorderly Bodies: Control, Conflict, and the Remaking of a Parisian Public Space

Julie O Kleinman (Harvard University)

08:45

Barbecue Area: Negotiating Citizenship In Berlin’s Urban Parks

Bettina Y Stoetzer (University of California, Santa Cruz)

09:00

Discussant

Allen Feldman PhD (New York University)

09:15

Discussion

09:30

Discussion

09:45

Break

10:00

Public Space In ‘Black and White’: Urban Trajectories of Contested Belonging In Amsterdam

Anouk de Koning (University of Amsterdam)

10:15

Danger Zones: Representing Difference, Danger, and Safety In a French City

John P. Murphy (Oberlin College)

10:30

To Watch and Be Watched: Surveillance and the Remaking of Public Space In Immigrant Paris

Andrew Newman (Wayne State University)

10:45

Nordbahnhofstrasse: Forging Urban Futures In a German Neighborhood Street

Petra Y Kuppinger (Monmouth College)

11:00

Discussant

Kamran A Ali (University of Texas at Austin)

11:15

Discussion

11:30

Discussion

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