Sabanci University

THE AFFECTS OF DISPLACEMENT
Dissonant Affects of Peaceful Transitions: The Case of Feminist Activism In Diyarbakir
Remnants In the Politics of the Present: Claims to Inhabitance In a Migrant Settlement

Saint Benedict - Saint John's

"ANTHROPOCENE" / TERRAFORMATION: THE PLANET AS TECHNICAL PRACTICE
Sensing the Ice: Expert Prognostications and Scientific Governance of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet

Saint Louis University

ANTHROPOLOGICAL LEGACIES AND CURRENT TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL SERVICE-LEARNING AND STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS
THE TASK FORCE FOR COMPREHENSIVE ETHICS REVIEW: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
ANTHROPOLOGY'S ETHICS: LESSONS FROM THE CODE REVIEW
DE-CODING ETHICS: ANOTHER LOOK AT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A CODE OF ETHICS AND ETHICAL PRACTICE
A Recognized but Still Unequal Language: Semiotic Ideologies and the Unequal Incorporation of Warao In Political Speeches
Relevance of the AAA Code of Ethics to International Interdisciplinary Service-Learning: Examples From NAPA-OT Field School In Antigua, Guatemala and From Montes Claros, Brazil

Saint Mary's College of CA

ENTANGLING NATURE AND THE CITY: BODIES, ENVIRONMENTS, AND LANDSCAPE
Nature's Urban Body: Identity, Urban Enviornments, and Chinese Bodily Practices

Saint Mary's University

NEW SPEAKERS, NEW IDENTITIES: EMERGING LINGUISTIC IDEOLOGIES OF THE POST-NATIONAL ERA
Being Educated to Death: Ironies and Mixed Messages of Education for First Nations Youth In the Canadian North
New Speakers In Theory, New Speakers In Practice: Scottish Gaelic Language Revitalization In Nova Scotia, Canada,as a Community of Practice

Saint Peter's College

NOVEL APPROACHES TO ANTHROPOLOGY: USING 19TH CENTURY LITERATURE AS OUR 21ST CENTURY INFORMANTS
Mark Twain: Trickster or Social Critic
Emile Bronte’s Wuthering Heights: Introducing 21st Century Non-Traditional Students to 19th Century Class Conflict
Harriet Martineua: Scholar, Activist and a Founder of Anthropology

Saint Vincent College

If He's Hungry, He'll Eat: Conceptualizing Childhood Malnutrition In a Maya Village

Saint-Paul University

SIGHT UNSEEN: CONNECTING WITH THE INVISIBLE IN SECULARIZED SOCIETIES
Native American Accounts of Themselves In a Christian World

Salisbury University, Salisbury, MD 21801

PERFORMING CULTURE IN EAST ASIA: RELIGION, HERITAGE, MEMORY, AND MATERIALITY
The Flotsam and Jetsam of Memory, Traces of Suffering, and Distant Shores of Self: Contingency and History In aTransnational Ethnographic Relationship

Salve Regina University

Death Becomes Nationalism: Remembrance and Identity Through the Lens of the Georgian Cemetery Landscape

San Diego State University

TECHNOLOGICAL AESTHETICS: THE ETHNOGRAPHY OF CONTEMPORARY CULTURE
JOURNAL LATIN AMERICA & CARIBEAN ANTHROPOLOGY (JLACA) BOARD MEETING
REDEFINING INSURANCE, REDEFINING GOVERNANCE: US HEALTH INSURANCE REFORM IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
SECTION ASSEMBLY MEETING
SOCIETY FOR LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN ANTHROPOLOGY (SLACA) BUSINESS MEETING
ABA/SANA/AFA/ALLA/AES/SLACA/SUNTA DANCE PARTY AND RECEPTION I
Beyond the Epistemological Abyss: Primatology Is Anthropology
Incorporating Culturally Diverse Ideas about Childhood In Comparative Child-Centered Research: Whose Definition Will Dominate?
Spam and Rice: Connections Between Food, Tradition, Identity, and Health within the Pacific Islanderpopulation In San Diego
Las Ondas De Atzompa: the Politics of Peri-Urban Growth, Identity, and Representation
Hegemonic Decay and the Commodification of Algonquian Symbolism: Historical, Archaeoogical, and Linguistic Measures of Reciprocity In the Multi-Cultural Chesapeake During Contact
The Visibility and Invisibility of Firewood In Chile
Excludingthe Other within: Problematizing Reactionary Latino Politics

San Francisco State University

TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL VISUAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE, PART 1
TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL VISUAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE, PART 2
INTENTIONAL MARGINALITY: ON THE BRINK OF (DIS)IDENTIFICATIONS?
IN EPISTEMIC CULTURES: TRACING NOVELTY THROUGH DISTINCTIONS
Education As Inheritance: Traces of Time In Mexican Immigrant Parents’ Narratives
Eating the Front Yard: The Political Ecology of Urban Farming In the San Francisco Bay Area
The Color Red: When Human Rights Enters Xavante Discourse In Central Brazil
Slavery and Native American Kinship In Freedmen Lives: Evidence From WPA Slave Narratives
Sexuality and Circumstance In Contemporary Hiphop

San Jose State

Projects! Managing Self In Silicon Valley

San José State University

Global Flows, Sedimentation, and English Language Teaching In Nicaragua

San Jose State University

CULTURAL AND HUMAN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON MULTISPECIES ENCOUNTERS
LANDSCAPE, POLITICS OF REPRESENTATION AND THE SACRED: TRACES, TIDEMARKS AND TRANSFORMATION IN LITERATE AND ORAL SPACES
Heroes of Heritage: Reviving Tradition, Marketing Genius, and Telling Great Stories
Kaddish In Two-Part Harmony: Sacred Space Vs Sacred Time In the Blogosphere
Methodological Notes On Researching Military and Intelligence Programs
Global Flows, Sedimentation, and English Language Teaching In Nicaragua

Santa Clara University

Concordances Between Human Population Growth and the Domestication of Maize: Traces of a Transformation

Santa Fe College

BUSINESS MEETING FOR CASTAC, COMMITTEE FOR THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND COMPUTING
SECTION ASSEMBLY MEETING
GENERAL ANTHROPOLOGY DIVISION DISTINGUISHED LECTURE BY RICHARD LEE AND AWARDS CEREMONY

Santa Fe Institute

Growth Dependency and Decline In Classic Maya Puuc Political Economies
The Evolution of Monogamous Marriage: Theoretical and Empirical Analysis

Santa Monica College

Trigraphia, Politics and the Meitei Mayek: Script Choice In Everyday Life In Northeastern India

SapientNitro

“It’s Who You Know: Using Networking Techniques and Strategies to Increase Your Networking Success.”

Sarah Lawrence College

BEYOND ABANDONMENT: THE INTIMATE POLITICS OF CARE AND EXCLUSION
Thirst: Ethnographic Engagements In a Local World
The Golden Age or Spilled Ink?: Nostalgia and Contested Remembrance At the Fann Psychiatric Clinic In Dakar, Senegal
The Fetish of Verbal Inflection:Lusophonic Fantasies and Ideologies of Linguistic and Racial Purity In Postcolonial East Timor

Savannah College of Art and Design

PUBLIC ARTS / ART PUBLICS
“Participatory Design and Co-Creation In New Product Development: An Anthropological Perspective”
The Public As Process: Renderings of Race In Savannah

Schmitz & Associates LLC

THE BUSINESS OF DIVERSITY: TRACES AND LEGACIES OF DIFFERENCES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ANTHROPOLOGICAL PRACTICE
Virtually Real: The Construction and Shifting of Identities and Its Impact On the Meaning and Experience of Differences

School for Advanced Research

Language, Gender and the Body In Risk Society: A Foucaultian Analysis of Discursively Negotiated Power Relations In the Adolescent Heterosexual Marketplace

SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED RESEARCH ON THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE (SAR)

J.I. STALEY AWARD CEREMONY

School of Advanced Research

Salt, Blood and Generative Violence: A Critique of Ethnohistory In the Gran Chaco

School of Education, King's College, London University

Academic Literacies and English as an Additional Language: An Ethnographic Perspective

School of Education, University of Cape Town

Moving Targets: Language Policy Contra Practice In Multilingual Schools In South Africa

School of Human Evolution and Social Change

“It’s Only vegetables”: Urban Agriculture As Economic Difference In Two Southwestern Cities

School of Nursing, Dublin City University

Flintstones, Magic Hands and Polish Migrant Women's Transnational Healthcare Practices

School of Oriental and African Studies

Political Bodies: The Awkward Relationship Between 'politics' and Service Provision In Malian Health Care

School of the Art Institute of Chicago

Traveling Nation:Diasporic Politics, Transnational News Media, and the Multifocality of Côte D'ivoire

Science Museum of Minnesota

"WORK" AS FIELDWORK IN ANTHROPOLOGY TODAY: A GRADUATE STUDENT SPECIAL EVENT/DISCUSSION FOLLOWED BY MEET & GREET
Encounters with Quechua Coca Cultivators In the Tropical Forest Lowlands of Bolivia: Beyond the Human Ecology and Political Economy of the 1970s

Sciences Po

Ethnography of Education As a University Discipline In World Perspective

Scientific Research Center

Emancipatory Nostalgia for Socialism: a Contradiction In Terms?

Score

A FISCAL ANTHROPOLOGY? ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACHES TO TAXATION
’Common Sense‘ At the Swedish Tax Agency. Identifying the Border Between the Taxed and Tax-Free Exchange of Services

Score, Stockholm University

BEFORE POLICY: CREATING AUTHORITATIVE KNOWLEDGE FOR POLICY
Financializing the Lives of Swedes with Orange Envelopes

Scripps College

Confessing the Faith: Coptic Christian Witnessing to Christ In An Islamic Public Sphere

Seattle U

Hyper-Masculinity and Border Patrol On the U.S./Mexico Border

Seattle University

ANALYTIC POTENTIALITY: ASPIRATION AS AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL CATEGORY
Blank Canvas?: Aspiration and Youth Political Action
No One Eats the Fish Anymore: The Process of Reclaiming Traditional Subsistance Grounds by the Coeur D'alene Tribe

Seton Hall University

How Latin American Immigrant Parents’ High School Choice Behaviors Relate to Perspectives On Adolescent Development

Shahjalal University of Science and Technology

Making of Political Forests and Social Forestry

Shandong University

‘Lottery Citizens’ In Contemporary China: Luck, Money, and Morality

Shelby Farms Park Conservancy

"It Will Be a Superhighway for Drugs and Crime!": Neighborhood Perceptions of Greenlines, "Urban Danger," and Transportation Alternatives In Memphis, TN

Shukutoku University

Nature As a Religious Commodity: A Sacred Place of Japanese Religion In Brazil

Siena College

HIMALAYAN TRANSITIONS: COMMUNITY RESPONSES TO SHIFTING LANDSCAPES OF EXCHANGE
Songs of Chenrezig: A Study of the Musical Compositions of the Bodhisattva of Compassion, H.H. the 17th Karmapa

Sierra College

Change Over Time: Teaching Evolutionary Theory to 21st Century Students

SIL International

Free Software for Writing and Managing Fieldnotes: New Release of Fieldworks Data Notebook

Simon Fraser University

TRACES OF MOBILITY: RETHINKING MULTILINGUAL EDUCATION
INUIT MEMORIES AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTIONS: CONTEMPORARY REIFICATIONS OF THE INUIT PAST
REDEFINING INSURANCE, REDEFINING GOVERNANCE: US HEALTH INSURANCE REFORM IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
COLLABORATIVE ETHNOGRAPHY: REIMAGINING PRACTICES OF RESEARCH AND WRITING
ANTHROPOLOGIES OF PHILANTHROCAPITALISM: NEW HYBRIDS OF "OLD" COLLUSIONS, COLLISIONS, AND CAPITALS
COMMUNITY-BASED CULTURAL HERITAGE RESEARCH: INSIGHTS, CHALLENGES, AND POSSIBILITIES
Class, Race and Language Ideology In South-South Migration: Spontaneous Multilingualism Among Shopkeepers In China and South Africa
"Mining Our Past to Secure Our Future": Economic Development and Historical Consciousness In a Northern Ontario Mining Town
Why I Am a “Bad Feminist” In the Classroom
Confess, Forget, Remember: The Tainted Past As a Moral Resource In Russian Orthodox Anti-Abortion Activism
How to Live (well) with Schizoglossia: An Autoethnography
Bearing Witness to Bare Life: Counter-Geographies of the "Extinction" of the Sinixt Peoples
From Merida to Montréal: Foreseeing the Trajectory of Anthropology In Canada
Everything New Is Old Again: Storytelling, Humour, and Critique In Alert Bay
"When Descendant Communities Are In the Driver's Seat": Examples of Collaborative, Community-Based Heritage Research From the IPinCH Project
Cultural Production In the Virtual Museum: From the Smithsonian Institution's MacFarlane Collection to 'Inuvialuit Living History'
Inuit Trade At the Ihatik Site: Reconstructing An Active Past Through Archaeology
My Suffering Is Resources? Gender and Psychotherapy In China
On the Causes of Subsistence Toolkit Variation Among Hunter-Gatherers

SImon Fraser University

MEDICINE, RELIGION, AND CONSUMPTION

Simon Fraser University

Navigating Treatment In Delhi’s Medical Marketplace: Producing Ayurveda From the Household

Simone de Beauvoir Institute, Concordia University

RELIGION IN THE MARKETPLACE; SACRED TRACES AND COMMERCIAL LEGACIES
On the Magical Properties of Transformative Commodities

Six Nations Polytechnic Institute

"At Wood's Edge: Documenting Wampum Loss and Recovery"

Skidmore College

Ethnoecology of Aquatic Invasive Species: Conflicting Perspectives In the Upper Hudson River Watershed
Ethnography, Sovereignty and International Intervention In Afghanistan

SLACA

LEGACIES AND TRANSFORMATIONS OF GENDER IN LATIN AMERICA
LATIN AMERICAN TIDES OF TOURISM, DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY
SOCIETY FOR LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN ANTHROPOLOGY (SLACA) BUSINESS MEETING
POSTERS ON MEXICO
EXAMINING NATIONALISMS AND STATES IN LATIN AMERICA

Smith College

ABA WORKS-IN-PROGESS MENTORING SESSION
Representation, Respectability, and Reflexivity: Ethnography of the “Real” Housewives of Atlanta, Broadly Defined

Smith College / Sachamama Center

Climate Change and Food Security for the Kichwa-Lamistas In San Martin, Peru

Smithsonian

THE NEWNESS OF NEW MEDIA
UNRULY THINGS: MUSEUMS AND THE CO-PRODUCTION OF KNOWLEDGE
CURRENT ISSUES IN ANTHROPOLOGY: FIVE-FIELD UPDATE
RE- ACTIVATING THE LEGACY: CURRENT RESEARCH ON MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
"I Love My Digicel": Fear, Loathing and the Love of Cell Phones In the Purari Delta
SUMMER INSTITUTE IN MUSEUM ANTHROPOLOGY: A Research Training Programat the Smithsonian

Smithsonian Institution

UNRULY THINGS: MUSEUMS AND THE CO-PRODUCTION OF KNOWLEDGE
REVERSING THE LEGACY OF COLONIALISM IN HERITAGE RESEARCH
Linguistic Rights In the Context of Transnational Migration
Now Yesterday's Gone: Negotiating Cultural Hertiage Initiaitves with the Innu In Nitassinan (Labrador, Canada)
Envisage This: Archaeology and the Evolution of Happiness
Church As Museum: Collecting Legacies of Belief and Identity
Beyond Beautiful Representation: The Material Hyper-Reality of Artistic Ethnography
Embodied Knowledge and the A:Shiwi A:Wan Museum of Zuni, New Mexico
Encounter, Engage, Experience: Power and Value In Museum Spaces, Objects, and Audiences

SOAS

CAPITALISM AND GLOBAL ANTHROPOLOGY: MARXISM RESURGENT
FROM CLASS STRUGGLE TO INDIGENOUS RIGHTS? COMPARING PROCESSES, POLICIES AND POLITICS GLOBALLY

SOAS University of London

Western Tourists and Their Marrakshi Hosts As ‘Unlikely’ Friends: Negotiating Moral Ambiguity

SOAS, University of London

Ghosts and Ancestors In Viet Nam’s Post-Conflict Cosmological Landscape

Social Anthropology, University of Oslo & London School of Hygiene

MEMORIALS AND REMAINS OF SCIENCE IN AFRICA: TRACES OF PROGRESS, NOSTALGIA AND AMNESIA
Happy Anniversary to KEMRI/Cdc': Rememberinga Place of Science In Africa

Social Medicine, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

MATERIALIZING PRESENCE, CONFIGURING PROXIMITY: ENGAGEMENTS WITH MEDICAL TELE-TECHNOLOGY AND EMERGENT PRACTICES OF CARE

Social Science Research Center Berlin

Plans, Projects and PowerPoints: The Cosmopolitics of Reconstruction Plans in a Post-Disaster Situation

Social Science Research Center, Mississippi State U

“Liquor Before Beer, You're In the Clear”: College Drinking Cultural Context and Binge Drinking and Other Risk Behaviors Among a Sample of Fraternity/Sorority Members and Their Non-Greek Peers

Social Science Research Center, MSU

SMA/NAPA MENTORING PROGRAM SERIES: MAKING THE SHORT-LIST & LANDING THE JOB
“Liquor Before Beer, You're In the Clear”: College Drinking Cultural Context and Binge Drinking and Other Risk Behaviors Among a Sample of Fraternity/Sorority Members and Their Non-Greek Peers

Society for Disability Studies

TIDEMARKS AND FRONTIERS: ANTHROPOLOGY IN DISABILITY STUDIES
COMMITTEE ON MINORITY ISSUES IN ANTHROPOLOGY (CMIA) MEETING
DISABILITY RESEARCH INTEREST GROUP OPEN BUSINESS MEETING
Disability Justice In Anthropology: When Is Neglect No Longer Benign?

Södertörn University

"My Time Is Now!": Media Technologies As Tropes of Transition In Contemporary India

South Asia Institute

Historical waves of dispossession in Western Orissa (India): An ethnographic critique of Harvey’s “dual domains” of anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist struggle

South Omo Research Center

'HarmfulCultural Practices' and Women's Bodily Rhetoric In Mursi, Southern Ethiopia

Southern Ct State U

Family Support and Breastfeeding Success: United States Practices In An International Context

Southern Illinois University

REVISITING LEGACIES OF GENDER AND SEXUALITY IN GREECE IN A TIME OF NEOLIBERAL CRISIS
TRACES OF DEVELOPMENT: CONCEPTUAL LEGACIES AND THE MAINTENANCE OF INEQUALITIES IN SOCIAL INTERVENTION.
Cooking, Loss, and Renewal: A Greek Woman's Changing Practice

Southern Illinois University at Carbondale

FROM T-SHIRTS TO POLITICAL SPEECHES: EXPLORING THE SEMIOTICS OF INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE USE AND REVITALIZATION
ETHNOPOETICS, NARRATIVE INEQUALITY, AND VOICE: ON THE LEGACY OF DELL HYMES
-x- Marks the Spot: On Hymes, Navajo Poetry, Expressive Features, and the Recognition of Voice

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

TIDEMARKS, TRAJECTORIES, AND SUBJECTIVITIES: New ORLEANS AS HOME AND FIELD SITE
Linkages and Legacies: Food, Environmental and National Security During the Past Couple Decades of Conservation-Development In Madagascar
Hallandosein Choluteca and Hanging Out At the Candlelight: Socialities, Affect, and Post-Coloniality In Disaster Reconstruction
Passing Down “Our” Language: Linguistic Ideologies, Identity, and Revitalization of Belizean Mopán

Southern Methodist University

THE CHILDREN OF IMMIGRANTS/SECOND GENERATION YOUTH: BARRIERS AND BRIDGES TO CITIZENSHIP AND BELONGING
^{Violence, TRAUMA, AND HEALTH IN CONTEXT}
SAE ROUNDTABLE LUNCHEON
"Too White and Dind't Belong": The Intra-Ethnic Consequences of Second -Generation Hmong Social Mobility
More Than "Just" Friends: Friendship and Identities Among Second-Generation Mexican Youth
"Confronting Identities and Educating for Leadership Among Asian Youth"
The Eradication of a Deity: The History of a Disease, Sakpata, and the Aja of Southwestern Benin
Translating Affect: Symptomatology and Subjectivity At the Intersections of Gender Based Violence and Global Migration
Embodying Rock Climbing: An Interdisciplinary Perspective

SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY

FIELDWORK TRAINING IN THE FIELD: THE GLOBAL LEGACIES OF A MEXICAN MODEL
FROM MATERIAL CULTURE TO CULTURAL HERITAGE: THE CASE OF LONG-TERM ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH IN TZINTZUNTZAN, MICHOACÁN, MEXICO

Southern Oregon University

The Honduran Coup of 2009: Traces and Legacies of the Nicaraguan Revolution

Spanish National Research Council

LEGACIES OF THE PAST, PROMISES OF THE FUTURE: CAPACITY BUILDING AS A PRACTICE OF CONTEMPORARY DEVELOPMENT, INTERVENTION AND GOVERNANCE.

SPANISH NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

DOWN TO EARTH: EXHUMATIONS IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD
Exhuming Defeat In Contemporary Spain

St Anne's College, Oxford University

St Michaels College

LITERARY ETHNOGRAPHY

St. Andrews University

‘I Am Not a Gambler…We Are All Gamblers here’: Competing for Moral Equality While (Not) Gambling In Goroka, Highland Papua New Guinea

St. Cross College

Attention! Participant Observation, Public Inspection, and Subjectification Among Japanese Firefighters

St. Francis Xavier University

Listening to the Particulars In Netukulimk Narratives

St. John Fisher

FEDERATION OF SMALL ANTHROPOLOGY PROGRAMS (FOSAP) BUSINESS MEETING

St. John Fisher College

The "Ugly American" As a Misunderstood Anthropological Hero

St. John's University

ILLICIT TRAFFIC: OUTLAW COMMERCE AND STATE GOVERNANCE IN THE 21^st CENTURY.
TRACES AND LEGACIES OF THE SOCIAL: CONSTRUCTING ALTERNATIVE VISIONS OF COLLECTIVE LIFE
Partners In Crime?: Jamaican Drug Trafficking and the Complexities of Post-Colonial Governance
The Effectiveness of Small NGOs On HIV/AIDS Awareness In Malawian Agricultural Communities

St. Johns University

IMMENSE NEW CHALLENGES TO THE FUTURE OF FOOD: REPORTS FROM THE AAA TASK FORCE ON THE WORLD FOOD PROBLEMS
Dietary Biodiversity and Food Systems Sovereignty: Advocating for Biocultural Theories of Change and Contradiction

St. Lawrence University

SOUND STUDIES, SOUND TRACES: CRITICAL ENGAGEMENTS WITH SOUND INQUIRIES, MODES, AND METHODS

St. Luke's Hospital

Witnessing the Breakdown of the Modalities of the Digital Divide Through the Visualization of a Living Network In Southeast Houston, Texas

St. Martin

THE TASK FORCE FOR COMPREHENSIVE ETHICS REVIEW: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH WITH "TERRORIST" GROUPS: RESPONDING TO THE CRIMINALIZATION OF RESEARCH
The CIA, the Asia Foundation, and the AAA: How the AAA Linked Asian Anthropologists to a CIA Funding Front

St. Mary's College

Ethnographic Hooks: Articulations of Race, Gender, and Nationality In Boxing Gyms

St. Olaf College

Jumaa: Challenging Expectations of Marriage In Coastal Tanzania
Maya Spirituality After the Peace Accords: The Antinomies of Institutionalization

Stanford

Is There a Work of Culture In the Response to Trauma?

Stanford U.

Nuestro Trabajo Es Digno: Immigrant Latina Domestic Workers & Citizenship In the US

STANFORD UNIVERSITY

TRACING LEGACIES: THE POLITICAL LIFE OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL CONCEPTS
HISTORY: Pedagogies of Time and the Self In Turkey

Stanford University

ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO UNCERTAINTY
AFTER CONSUMPTION
TOWARDS A POLITICS OF INACTIVITY
BEYOND THE SOCIAL LIFE OF THINGS: NATURAL RESOURCES AND EMERGENT PERSONHOODS
THE NEUROANTHROPOLOGY OF DISSOCIATION, ABSORPTION, AND EMBODIMENT: RESEARCH IN RITUAL, PLAY, AND ENTERTAINMENT
HYBRID REALITIES: TRACING VULNERABILITY AND RESILIENCE IN HUMAN-ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS
^{THE END/S OF MULTICULTURALISM}
NOVEL APPROACHES TO ANTHROPOLOGY: USING 19TH CENTURY LITERATURE AS OUR 21ST CENTURY INFORMANTS
THE RHETORIC OF HERITAGE
COLLABORATIVE ETHNOGRAPHY: REIMAGINING PRACTICES OF RESEARCH AND WRITING
THE AFFECTS OF DISPLACEMENT
VULNERABLE GOVERNMENT: BUREAUCRACY, MATERIALITY, HUMANITY
FRIENDS, RELATIONS AND RIGHTS: CONSTITUTING CITIZENSHIP IN 'MOST OF THE WORLD'
ON LIVED EXPERIENCE AND HUMAN CONDITIONS: THE WORKS OF ARTHUR KLEINMAN
LAWRENCE Cremin’s LEGACY: TRACES OF EDUCATION IN THE ORDINARY BUSINESS OF LIVING
FROM RIGID STRUCTURES TO FLEXIBLE MANAGEMENT: BUREAUCRACIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST
AUTHORS MEET CRITICS: READING JEAN AND JOHN COMAROFF'S "THEORY FROM THE SOUTH: OR, HOW EURO-AMERICA IS EVOLVING TOWARD AFRICA"
DISTRIBUTION AND ABANDONMENT IN WORLDS WITHOUT WORK
NEW VOICES IN ANTHROPOLOGY: THE SOCIETY OF LINGUISTIC ANTHROPOLOGY'S GRADUATE STUDENT ESSAY CONTEST
LANGUAGE AS MATERIAL OBJECT AND PRACTICE: QUESTIONS OF FIDELITY, TRUST, AND VALUE
CHINESE WOMEN CHOOSE: ON LABOR, CHILDREN, MARRIAGE AND MIGRATION
Heritage At Risk: The Making of New Heritage In Post-Tsunami Indonesia
Innovation Drives Industry: Creative Industries and California Bay Area Artists In the Knowledge Economy
Investigating Romantic Love: State Bureaucrats and Marriage Authenticity Interviews In Israel
Training Bureaucrats, Practicing for Europe: Reconfiguration of Bureaucratic Authority and Governmental Legitimacy In Turkey
Edward Norbeck: A Forgotten Mentor
The Association Between Adoption, Gender and Mortality Among Colonial-Era Taiwanese
"We the People and Social Security": The Role of the New Field of Scientific Public Relations In the Construction and Defense of the Social Security Act of 1935
The Gendered Suspect
Taiwan’s Fertility Decline: What Were Women’s Choices?
Measuring the Eroticism of Bound Feet
Misplaced Fallacies, Concrete Factories: Biopolitics From the Inside Out In the Making of Cigarettes and Harm
Are You Going to Eat That? Failure to Consume and the Foundations of Property
From Text to Inscription: the Japanese Stenographic Typewriter and the Post-War Judicial Reform In Japan
Dude, Where’s My Car? :Downward Mobility, Boredom & Space-Time Expansion In Romania
Los Años Azules/the Blue Years: Prison, Writing and the Narration of Feeling
Visually Archiving Precarity
Internal Colonization and World Heritage: Contexts, Histories, and the Cultural Politics of Heritage
The Earthquake of Salemi: Mafia Tourism and Disaster Heritage In Western Sicily
What Are They Waiting for? the Politics of Anticipation In Bogotá, Colombia
Liquidity In the Sovereign State
Archaeology and Science Fiction: Narratives of Technology, Things, and Colonialism
Landscape of Exclusion: Unraveling the Hegemony of Maharashtrian Regionalism
Tracing Conduits to Sex Work
Using Student-As-Researcher Models As a Mode of Resistance and Agency: Creative Maladjustment In An Urban High School
Civility, Cultural Intimacy and Racial Difference After Apartheid
Children On the Verge of Crisis: Humanitarian Psychiatry and the ‘Street Child’ In Egypt
“Someone Did Something to her”: Supernatural Machinations and Negative Acts of Kinship
'an Anthropologist Helps Shape the Early Peace Corps
Emotion and Buddhist Views of Uncertainty In Thailand

Stanford University

FORTY YEARS AFTER: TIDEMARKS, LEGACIES, AND FUTURES OF RESEARCH ON LANGUAGE CONTACT AND CONTACT LANGUAGES
DEMOCRACY WITHOUT ADJECTIVES
The Dictator and the Democrat: Performance of Press Freedom In Venezuela

Stanford University School of Medicine

“Liquor Before Beer, You're In the Clear”: College Drinking Cultural Context and Binge Drinking and Other Risk Behaviors Among a Sample of Fraternity/Sorority Members and Their Non-Greek Peers

State Department of Public Health

The Nuñoa Projects: From Human Ecology to Political Ecology In the High Andes

State University of Campinas

MARRIAGE AND MIGRATION: GENDER, BELONGING, THE STATE AND TRANSNATIONAL INTIMACIES
ANTHROPOLOGY AND STS: INTERSECTIONS, DIALOGUE, RECONSTRUCTIONS
Representation Practices In Science: Visuality and Materiality In the Construction of Knowledge
From the Field to the University: Using the Biographical Narratives of Anthropologists to Analyze the Academic Field and Its Meanings
Coming Black, Becoming Black: The Encounter of Ethiopian Jews and Black Hebrew Israelites with Israel

State University of Montes Claros, Brazil

Relevance of the AAA Code of Ethics to International Interdisciplinary Service-Learning: Examples From NAPA-OT Field School In Antigua, Guatemala and From Montes Claros, Brazil

State University of New York at Albany

Inhabiting the Armenian Heteropatriarchy: Public Negotiations of Ethno-Diasporic Identity and Sexuality

State University of New York at Buffalo

ABORIGINAL DILEMMAS IN THE CANADIAN SETTLER STATE: ANTHROPOLOGY, LAW, AND SOVEREIGNTY
STRESS, EQUALITY AND NONKILLING AMONG EAST SEMAI : A PRELIMINARY ACCOUNT
A Journey of Knowledge Taken Through a Seneca Narrative of “the Storytelling Stone.”

State University of New York at Plattsburgh

ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE AND POLICY: MOVING BEYOND THE LEGACY OF THE RATIONAL ACTOR AND INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY

State University of New York at Potsdam

Working Class: Averting and Producing Risk Through CTE Literacy Reform

State University of New York at Utica/Rome

The Importance of Thai Memorial Books: How Thais Remember and Forget the Deceased

State University of New York College at Buffalo

Mixing Metaphors In Leprosy: A Case Study of Ethno Medico-Historical Admixture In the Medieval Levant

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK COLLEGE AT PURCHASE

VITALLY QUEER: BIOLOGIES, DEATH-IN-LIFE, AND OTHER ANIMATIONS
Dead and Live Life: Zombies, Queers, and Online Sociality

State University of New York, Binghamton

Negotiating Identities In Multi-Layered Cultures of Violence: Children's Narratives From Swat, Pakistan, 2009-2011

State University of New York-New Paltz

‘I Have to Wake Them up’: Religious Imagery and Sentiment In Civic Participation Discourse In Porto Alegre, Brazil

Statistical Research Inc

THE CHANGING FACE OF ANTHROPOLOGY: WHAT IT MEANS FOR ANTHROPOLOGICAL CAREERS AND FOR DEPARTMENTS
SECTION SUMMIT ON THE CHANGING JOB MARKET AND STUDENT TRAINING: LINKING ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENTS AND PRACTICE

Statistical Research, Inc.

Stress Management and Building Self-Esteem for Students and Beginning Professionals

Stellenbosch University

TRACES OF THREAT
AUTHORS MEET CRITICS: READING JEAN AND JOHN COMAROFF'S "THEORY FROM THE SOUTH: OR, HOW EURO-AMERICA IS EVOLVING TOWARD AFRICA"
'i Feel Like a Prisoner':the Post-Apartheid Threat of Afrikaner Separatism?

Sto:lo Research & Resource Management Centre / Sto:lo Nation

In the Face of Explotiation: Empowering Sto:Lo Cultural Landscape Management and Heritage Preservation

Stockholm University

CIVILITY, ETHICS AND THE POLITICS OF SOCIALITY
BEFORE POLICY: CREATING AUTHORITATIVE KNOWLEDGE FOR POLICY
LOW TIDE IRELAND
TRACES OF TRAGEDY: RESHAPING DIFFERENCES, REINVENTING COMMUNITIES AND RETRACING SOCIAL TIES AT THE SCENE OF DISASTER
Ways of Seeing Ireland´s Green: From Ban to the Branding of a Nation
Watermarks: Flooding and Memoryscape In the City of Santa Fe, Argentina
Market Appearances: Temporality, Methodology, and Knowledge In the Work of Market Research Consultancies
Making Social Work Scientific, Standardized and Transparent: The Idea of Evidence-Based Practice In Sweden
Transnational Syrian Marriages and Family Law
Civility and Civil Society In Iran
Disaster and Resettlement: The Venezuelan Experience After the 1999 Mudslides
Examining Financial Inclusion: Microfinance Versus Savings and Loan Cooperatives

Stockholms Universitet

“Business Anthropology or Organizational Anthropology? the European Approach”

Suffolk University

Mothering In the Shadow of the United States’ Correctional System

SUM - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (Italian Institute for Human Sciences)

Pedagogies of Affection, the Role of Emulation In Learning Processes: Extracurricular Islamic Education In the Fethullah Gülen Community In Istanbul

SUNY

The production of space and energy: Conflicts around land and memory in Southern Catalonia (Spain)

SUNY at Buffalo

Traces of the Poor In the Past: Examining Unenclosed Sites In Early Medieval Ireland
Continuity or Catastrophe?: Investigating the Late Antique – Early Medieval Transition In the Eastern Alpine Region Through Ceramic Technological Traditions

SUNY Binghamton

OCCUPATIONS OF DIFFERENCE: SOCIAL MEMORY AND SPATIAL POLITICS
PRODUCING THE SELF; PRODUCING THE NATION
Show Ring Status: The Negotiation of Social Capital Through Connemara Pony Breeding and Showing

SUNY Buffalo

The Legacy of the Racial Achievement Gap In New York City and the “Political Spectacle” of a Global Educational-Economic Crisis That Threatens to Eclipse It
Spirits In the Hands of Shamans, Magicians, and Scientists
Lightning In the Shadows: Spiritism In Guatemala
Collaborating a Trajectory: Filming Thirty Years Later In One Alaska Native Community

SUNY Buffalo Law School

ILLICIT TRAFFIC: OUTLAW COMMERCE AND STATE GOVERNANCE IN THE 21^st CENTURY.

SUNY College at Old Westbury

Migration and Life Narratives of Living with HIV/AIDS Among Latino Gay and Bisexual Long-Term Survivors of HIV/AIDS In New York City

SUNY College at Oneonta

FEMINISM AND REPRODUCTION: TRACES, TIDEMARKS AND LEGACIES
Tracing An Awkward Relationship: Feminism, Anthropology and Reproduction

SUNY Cortland

ETHNICITIES, SEXUALITIES, AND THE SHIFTING GROUNDS OF SELFHOOD: GLOBAL RESPONSES TO IDENTITY-BASED PERSECUTION
Shifting Identities of Self-Identified Gay Men In Postsocialist China
Stuff At HIgh Tide: The Ebb and Flow of Household Clutter Witnessed Through the US Garage Sale

SUNY Geneseo

We Are Meant to Pulse

SUNY New Paltz

Caught In the Crossfire: Representations of Civilians In War Photography From Iraq

SUNY Plattsburgh

LEGACIES OF LEAVING AND (RE)IMAGINING RETURNS
Imagined Returns, Real Returns: Legacies and Linkages of Long Term Fieldwork

SUNY Potsdam

The Promise of Healthy Persons: Christianity, Faith, and Sickness In Northern Aboriginal Australia
Making Change Materialize: An Archaeology of Social Movements

SUNY Stony Brook

OCCUPATIONS OF DIFFERENCE: SOCIAL MEMORY AND SPATIAL POLITICS
From Oblivion to Autonomy: Space, Memory and Political Subjectivity In Chiapas, Mexico

SUNY University at Albany

LINKING TOURISM PAST WITH ITS PRESENT: REFLECTIONS AND DIRECTIONS
SECTION SUMMIT ON THE CHANGING JOB MARKET AND STUDENT TRAINING: LINKING ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENTS AND PRACTICE
Cancún and Kukulkan: A Retrospective On Archaeology, Culture, and the Arrival of Tourism
What Was, What Is, and What Is Yet to Come: The Navajo, Tourism, and A Century or So

SUNY University at Buffalo

Biologizing Uncertainty: Depleted Uranium and Genomic Aberration In Gulf War Syndrome

SUNY ~ Oswego

Interpreting Class and Status From the Ceramic Assemblage On Warderwick Wells, Bahamas
Loyalist-Era Settlement Pattern On the Island of Warderwick Wells, Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, Bahamas

SUNY, University at Buffalo

SECTION ASSEMBLY MEETING
SAE ROUNDTABLE LUNCHEON
Writing the Dreams of Return:Autoethnographies for a Cosmopolitan Vietnamese Diaspora

SUNY-Binghamton

BODY PARTS AND PARTS OF BODIES: THE TRACES OF VIOLENCE IN CULTURES IN CONFLICT
Anerkennungsvergessenheit: Problems of Recognition In Afghanistan's Heritage Policies

SUNY-Brockport

SECTION SUMMIT ON THE CHANGING JOB MARKET AND STUDENT TRAINING: LINKING ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENTS AND PRACTICE

SUNY-Plattsburgh

LEGACIES OF LEAVING AND (RE)IMAGINING RETURNS
THE LEGACY OF RESOURCE EXTRACTION: PUBLIC CONCERNS, CORPORATE EXPANSION, AND SHIFTING POLITICS
The "Right" to Return: Political Exiles Coming/Going "Home"
Social Responses to Resource Extraction: Civic Engagement and Energy Extraction In the American West

SUNY/Empire State College

MARRIAGE AND MIGRATION: GENDER, BELONGING, THE STATE AND TRANSNATIONAL INTIMACIES
Tropical Intimacies In Northern Climes: Cuban/Danish Cross-Border Marriages
The Embodied Experience of Living with Chronic Illness and Preparing for Death

Suwa Central Hospital

Am I Sick Because of My Prescribed Medicines? : Understanding Patients’ Doubts Regarding Medications Through Medical Consultations In Japan

Swarthmore College

SECTION ASSEMBLY MEETING
MIDDLE EAST SECTION (MES) RECEPTION
SAE ROUNDTABLE LUNCHEON
REVOLUTION IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA:ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
REMEMBERING JOHN G. KENNEDY
TRACING MIGRATION: BORDER-CROSSINGS AND THE LEGACIES OF MOBILITY
The End of Nostalgia? Transition and Its Discontents In Hungary
Space of Liberation, Liberation of Space: An Anthropological Look At Midan Al-Tahrir, Cairo
Transborder Circulation and Ritual Life
The Economy of Spirits and the Moral Politics of Money: Changing Human-Spirit Relationships within and Outside of Pentecostal Church Groups In Central Mozambique

Swinburne University of Technology

Engendering Government Power and the Quest for a U.S. National Design Policy

Syddansk Universitet

Unruly Bodies: The Socializing of Children In School

Sydney College of the Arts, University of Sydney

'performosis'. How Performance (art) Affects People

Syracuse University

TEMPORARY GATHERINGS AND MOVING CAPITAL
PROBLEMATIC LEGACIES AND OPPOSITIONAL HISTORIES: CONTENTIOUS USES OF AND ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE PAST
IMMIGRANT/LABOR ACTIVISM IN MONTREAL--A CONVERSATION WITH MOSTAFA HENAWAY
CRITICAL ANTHROPOLOGIES OF THE URBAN: TRACES OF THE PAST AND THE REMAKING OF DIFFERENCE IN AN URBANIZING WORLD
TRACING REPRODUCTIVE AND CONTRACEPTIVE RELATIONS: REPRODUCTIVE POLITICS, TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS AND LEGACIES OF GLOBALIZATION
ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH WITH "TERRORIST" GROUPS: RESPONDING TO THE CRIMINALIZATION OF RESEARCH
LATIN AMERICAN LANDSCAPES OF DIFFERENCE AND IDENTITY
Goldschmidt’s Contribution to Creating the Anthropology of Peace, Security and Human Rights
Mission Creep
A Disciplined Childhood: A Social Bioarchaeology of the Subadults of the Spring Street Presbyterian Church
Recreating Citizen Producers: Perceptions and Actions In Local Food Environments In Central New York
When Declarations of Secularism Give Way to Visions of Evil: Ethical Questions of Belonging In a Women’s Homeless Shelter In South India
Message of the Musket: Technologies of Terror In Northern Ghana
Imagining the University and Researching Scholarship In Action At Syracuse University
Fragmentary States: Aid and the Contours of the Political In Contemporary Palestine
Celebrating History and Its Lack: National History and Local Memory of the Kingdom of Bharatpur In the Rethinking of the Jat Community
Yoga In Our Blood, Yoga In Our Land: Making Globalized Yoga Indian
The Making of the “real” Far Western Nepal: The Turning of the Far Western Wheel, the Fading Away of the "Far Westerners"
"We Have La Naturaleza": Environmental Identities, Social Organizing, and the Production of Place
Controversy Over Legacy: Ethiopian Americans Transnational Place-Making Project In Washington, DC
Processual Quitting: New Forms of Oppositional Action Among Employees of Nonprofit Social Service Organizations
Traces of Memory On Refugee Resettlement: Bosnians In Central New York
Becoming Queer? Kwadwo Besia and Sexual Citizenship In Postcolonial Ghana

Syracuse University/ Universidad de Otavalo

PATHWAYS TOCOTACACHI: AGENCY IN POLITICS,NATURE AND LIVELIHOODS
FROM the Pachamama to the Political: Indigenous WOMEN´S Agency IN the Andes