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5-0230 TRACING POLICY: TRANSLATION AND ASSEMBLAGE
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Saturday, November 19, 2011: 08:00-11:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students
Organizers:  Catherine P Kingfisher (University of Lethbridge)
Chairs:  Judith Goode PhD (Temple University)
Discussants:  Cris Shore (The University of Auckland) and Marilyn Strathern (Cambridge University)
08:00
Humanitarians In Bethlehem: Tracing International Donor Policies In the Palestinian Territories
Sa'ed A Atshan (Harvard University )
08:15
Inspection Spoken Here? Governing Schooling At Several Distances
John Clarke (Open University)
08:30
Assembling Convergence and Divergence: Policy Transfer and Everyday Policy Knowledge In Aotearoa/New Zealand and Alberta, Canada
Catherine P Kingfisher (University of Lethbridge)
08:45
Translating Feminist Knowledge Into Policy and Practice: Domestic Violence Cases In Child Welfare
Tina M Lee (University of Wisconsin-Stout)
09:00
"Unfit to Fit?" Ruptures and Erasures In the Translation of the Global "Education for All" Agenda In Tibetan Communities of Ladakh, India
Noemi N Lendvai (Bristol University) and David Bainton (Goldsmiths College)
09:15
"Zimbabweans Are Everywhere": Translating Citizenship and Immigration Policies In Northern South Africa
Blair A Rutherford (Carleton University)
09:30
Break
09:45
Managing Consultancy: Charisma, Competence and Translation In Transnational Spaces
Paul Stubbs (Institute of Economics)
10:00
Tracing Welfare Policy In Turkey: Political Rhetoric, State Policy and Precarious Lives
Berna Yazici (Bogazici University)
10:15
Discussant
Cris Shore (The University of Auckland)
10:30
Discussant
Marilyn Strathern (Cambridge University)
10:45
discussion
11:00
discussion
11:15
Discussion
11:30
break
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