2-0160 TRACES AND TIDEMARKS: CATEGORIES OF ANXIETY AND BELONGING IN TURKEY

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 12:00-13:45

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

Organizers: Kimberly L Hart (Buffalo State College) and Susan B Rottmann (UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON)

Chairs: Damla Isik (Regis University and Regis University)

Discussants: Heiko Henkel (University of Copenhagen)

12:00

Debating Community Ethics and Responsibility: Neighborliness and Citizenship for German-Turkish Return Migrants

Susan B Rottmann (UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON)

12:15

Beyond Mavi Marmara: Volunteerism, Aid Relief, and Pious Economies In Turkey

Damla Isik (Regis University and Regis University)

12:30

The Hidden and the Visible: Ergenekon and the Makings of the politicalin Turkey

Daniella Kuzmanovic PhD (University of Copenhagen)

12:45

The 1960s International Advisory Climate and the Turkish-European Guest Working Programs

Brian JK Miller (University of Iowa)

13:00

The Decline of Islamists’ Political Power Among Devout Muslims In Western Anatolia

Kimberly L Hart (Buffalo State College)

13:15

Transformations Among Turkey’s Islamists: A Look At “Islamic” Horror Movies

Iren Ozgur (Princeton)

13:30

Discussant

Heiko Henkel (University of Copenhagen)

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