6-0025 CONSTRUCTIONS OF IDENTITY AND TOPOGRAPHIES OF JUSTICE

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Sunday, November 20, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: David R Miller PhD (First Nations University of Canada)

Chairs: Circe Sturm (University of Texas at Austin)

08:00

"Point of Order": An Examination of Influences In An Era of Factionalism Afflicting Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribal Government

David R Miller PhD (First Nations University of Canada)

08:15

Race, Sovereignty and Civil Rights: The Cherokee Freedmen and Their Ongoing Struggle for Tribal Citizenship

Circe Sturm (University of Texas at Austin)

08:30

OPENING the PANDORA’S BOX: HUMAN RIGHTS, Customary LAW, and the ‘COMMUNAL Liberal SELF’ IN Tanzania

Natalie J Bourdon (Mercer University)

08:45

How to Be a File? Constructing "Evidences of Presence" for Undocumented Migrants In France

Stefan Le Courant ( and Laboratoire d'Ethnologie et de Sociologie comparative)

09:00

South Korea's "Multiple Citizenship"

Jung-Sun Park (California State Univ. at Dominguez Hills)

09:15

Neither, Nor (and Somewhat More) Than “State” or ”Custom”: The Social Politics of NavigatingLiberia’s Justice Topography

Stephen Lubkemann (George Washington University)

09:30

Discussion

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