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5-0615 LEGAL ANTHROPOLOGY TODAY: WHAT'S AT STAKE?
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Saturday, November 19, 2011: 13:45-15:30

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Students, Those involved in mentoring activities
Organizers:  William C Garriott (James Madison University)
Chairs:  William C Garriott (James Madison University)
Discussants:  Elizabeth Mertz (University of Wisconsin-Madison and The American Bar Foundation)
13:45
Rule As Perpetuity: The Despotic Temporality of Law
Justin B Richland (University of California-Irvine)
14:00
The Education of Feng, Dan, Matt, and Natalia: Foreign LL.M. Students As Liminal Subjects
Mindie Lazarus-Black PhD (Temple University)
14:15
Police Power: Genealogies, Trajectories, Milieux
William C Garriott (James Madison University)
14:30
Role Conflict: Legal Anthropologists and the Work of Transformation
Susan F Hirsch (George Mason University)
14:45
Legal Pluralism and Plural Legalisms: Some Current Dilemmas Confronting the Anthropology of Law
Carol J Greenhouse (Princeton University)
15:00
Discussant
Elizabeth Mertz (University of Wisconsin-Madison and The American Bar Foundation)
15:15
Discussion
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