4-1055 AMERICAN INDIAN ANTHROPOLOGISTS ON LAND, SOVEREIGNTY, CITIZENSHIP, FRAUDS AND OTHER CRITICAL ISSUES IN INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY

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Friday, November 18, 2011: 16:00-17:45

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Organizers: Valerie Lambert (U of North Carolina - Chapel Hill)

Chairs: Garrick A Bailey (University of Tulsa)

16:00

American Indian Entrepreneurs and the Business of Sustainability: The Case of Small Business Owners On the Qualla Boundary of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

Courtney A Lewis (University of North Carolina)

16:15

Not about Blood Quantum: Kinship and Discrimination In Defining Poarch Creek Membership

Kelly N Fayard (Bowdoin College)

16:30

Indians Playing Indians; Fitting Into the Cookie Cutter of American Indian Identity Through the Established Discourse

Richard T Meyers ()

16:45

Constituting Knowledge Across Cultures of Expertise and Tradition: Indigenous Genome Scientists and Their Collaborators

Kimberly TallBear (University of California, Berkeley)

17:00

The Scroll Talks: Negotiations and Collaborations In the Creation of a Culturally Sensitive Museum Display

Crystal Migwans (Carleton University)

17:15

When There’s Something Not So Strange: Chickasaw Ghost Hunters, Traditional Narratives, and Cultural Continuity

Meredith L Johnson (Indiana University)

17:30

JoAllyn Archambault--Discussant

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