6-0530 LOCAL VOICES AND ENDURING LEGACIES WITHIN Chile’s NEOLIBERAL STATE

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Sunday, November 20, 2011: 12:15-14:00

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Organizers: Anton T Daughters (Cornell College)

Chairs: William L Alexander (University of North Carolina Wilmington)

12:15

A Mí No Me Han Cortado Las Manos: Seasonal Labor, Fragmentation, and Neoliberalism In Chile’s Aconcagua Valley

Jelena Radovic (University of California Riverside)

12:30

Southern Chile’s Archipelago of Chiloé and the Legacy of Hard Apple Cider

Anton T Daughters (Cornell College)

12:45

Humans Turned Into Trees, Fleeing Spirits and Water Owners: Hydroelectric Power and Mapuche Communities In Contemporary Southern Chile

Juan C Skewes (Universidad Alberto Hurtado) and Debbie Guerra (Universidad Austral de Chile)

13:00

The Visibility and Invisibility of Firewood In Chile

Frederick J Conway (San Diego State University)

13:15

After "Shock": Disaster Capitalism Discourse and Counter-Discourse Following the 2010 Earthquakes In Chile and Haiti

William L Alexander (University of North Carolina Wilmington)

13:30

Discussion

13:45

Discussion

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