EASA2014: Collaboration, Intimacy & Revolution

F001

IP01

Forced collaborations: collective responsibility and unequal sacrifice in a Europe in crisis

IP02

Intimacies of infrastructure

IP03

The threadbare margins of revolutions: painful participation and failed mutualities

IP04

Collaboratively assembling persons

IP05

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Ethnography as collaboration/experiment

IP06

Collaboration, (in)determinacy and the work of translation in development encounters

IP07

Radical collaborations: a relational approach to social transformation

IP08

The institutionalization of revolutionary movements: ethnographic case studies

L101

Anthropology at the edge of the future: forward play

L102

An installation matter that matters: stories embedded in things and places

L104

Not being there - the collaboration of senses

L105

Exploring modes of social practice in art and culture

L106

(Re)creating intimacy through food: searching for (post-)Soviet taste

L107

Experiments and experience in teaching ethnography: the 'line-up' for example…

L108

Knowledge of space

L109

Visual anthropology without a camera

L112

Cambia idea - wethio khalatt: seeing/participating

L113

And when the policeman comes, will he dance with us?

L114

Does the world draw? A collision of approaches

L115

Black and white stills: catching and placing light

L200

Anthropologies of art

P001

Bodies of evidence, experts, and intimacy in the anthropology of security (EASA Anthropology of Security Network)

P002

Economies of growth or ecologies of survival? Fear and hope in an overheated world

P003

In search of concealed truth: revealing, unraveling and debunking

P004

Tourism in (post)socialist Eastern Europe (Anthromob; IUAES-TOURISM; EASA Europeanist Network)

P005

Networking, collaboration and intimacy in the Mediterranean (Mediterraneanist Network)

P006

Intimacy of social memory and the construction of self-identity linked to the Holocaust and forced migrations in the current interconnected world

P007

'Grounding': when multiple ontologies meet material facts

P008

The edgy Northern European imaginaries: cultural identity through the looking glass of fabulous ancestors and ludic realities

P009

The intimacy of corruption as a conundrum of governance: secrecy vs inflated rhetoric

P010

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Applied anthropology as a source of innovation (EASA Applied Anthropology Network)

P011

Innovation and continuity in times of uncertainty: bridging perspectives on economic life

P012

Independent child migration in an interconnected world

P013

Collaboration and intimacy in the politics of care work

P014

Building promises: how international, state and local actors collaborate on public construction projects in non-democratic environments

P015

Youth and social movements

P016

Feminist activist ethnography and social change

P017

Generating value and valuation as collaborative practice

P018

What to do with 'old' anthropology? Zeitgeist, knowledge and time

P019

Writing across borders: textual mediation and collaboration in an interconnected world

P020

Polar mobilities: resilience and transformations (ANTHROMOB)

P021

Crisis, intimacy, and the European subject

P022

Anthropology as a vocation and occupation

P023

Contested histories on the move: rethinking memory through mobility and agency

P024

Soldier, security, society: ethnographies of civil-military entanglements

P025

Governing by numbers: audit culture, rankings and the New World (Re)order

P026

Governing urban commons

P027

Immateriality, mobility and the network (ANTHROMOB)

P028

Infrastructure and imagination: Anthropocene landscapes, urban deep-ecology, cybernetic dreams and future-archaeologies

P029

The post human: what is it good for? Anthropological perspectives

P030

Innovation and continuity in the anthropology of gender and sexuality (Network for the Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality)

P031

Mining technology: practices, knowledge and materials across and beyond the mines

P032

Exploring the complexity of heritage practices through cooperation

P033

Conflicts and social violence in an interconnected and uncertain world

P034

Rethinking research topics in the Anthropocene: anthropological collaborations in global environmental change

P035

Collaborative intimacies in music and dance: anthropologies in/of sound and movement

P036

Participatory visual and digital research in anthropology: engagement and innovation

P037

The provocateur?

P038

Soils, seeds and capitalism: political agronomy and the intimacies of farming

P040

Technologies of relatedness: different practices of intimacy in Asia

P041

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Farmland as investment in post-Soviet Eurasia: practices, coalitions, moralities

P042

Relational patrons: anthropological perspectives on transnational and intimate art collaborations

P043

Re-embedding the market economy: innovation, legacy, and techniques of intimate sociality after socialism

P044

Key figures of mobility (ANTHROMOB)

P045

Tracing eligibilities: moralities, performances, practices (EASA Network for Anthropology of Law and Rights)

P046

Give and take: gift exchange in South Asia

P047

2

Anthropology of art: today and tomorrow

P048

Cross-border consumption and collaboration in post-Yugoslav everyday life

P049

Small places, large issues: thinking through anthropological conundrums

P050

Anthropologies of collective design experiments

P051

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Prison ethnographies, research intimacies and social change

P052

On the margins of history: keeping a step aside of crisis

P053

Global appropriation of bio-resources and its impacts on local people in international perspective

P054

Kinning the state - state kinning: reconnecting the anthropology of kinship and political anthropology

P055

Protest and politics of grievance in Europe

P056

Obsession with change

P057

Urban space under (re)construction: affective and economic geographies under rapid social change

P058

Whatever is happening to the critical study of sexual and gender diversity in anthropology? (European Network of Queer Anthropology)

P059

Topics in the social history of anthropology, in Europe and elsewhere (Europeanist Network)

P060

The anthropology of infrastructure: ordering people, places, and imaginaries

P061

Religious trends toward intimacy and revolution

P062

pARTiCI[TY]pate! Collaborative place-making between art, qualitative research and politics

P063

Anthropological utopias: debating personal, political and idealist expectations in the intersection of theory and ethnographic practice

P064

Collaboration in criminal justice: actors, processes and translation

P065

Media futures: media anthropology of, for and through the notion of 'future' (Media Anthropology Network)

P066

Bodies out of bounds: anthropological approaches to obesity practices

P067

Security and citizenship (Peace and Conflict Studies in Anthropology Network)

P068

Boredom, intimacy and governance in 'normalized' times of crisis

P069

Moving people: anthropologists adopting, interrogating and refuting governmental categorisations (ANTHROMOB)

P070

Collaborative revolutions: tracing the variety of responses to current art practices, objects and images

P072

Anthropology of cure and recovery: collaboration and chronicity

P073

Religious intimacy: collaboration, collusion and collision in ritual communication

P074

The massacre and its intimacy: violence among neighbors

P075

Working in the between: theoretical scholarship and applied practice

P076

The Future of the Anthropology and Anthropologists of the Contemporary Middle East and Central Eurasia (The Anthropology of the Middle East and Central Eurasia Network)

P077

Ethnography of the invisible

P078

Ubiquitous energy: everyday energy rhythms, practices and experiences

P080

Same-sex sexualities and ethnic minorities in Europe (Network for the Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality and the European Network for Queer Anthropology)

P082

The changing landscape of the global political economy and foreign aid: has the Cold War ended? (Anthropology of International Governance Network)

P084

The worldwide urban mobilizations: conundrums of 'democracy', 'the middle class' and 'the people'. Supported by Focaal and the IUAES Commission on Global Transformation and Marxian Anthropology

P085

Under suspicious eyes: surveillance states, security zones and ethnographic fieldwork

P086

Cultural strategies and social conditions of neo-nationalisms in Europe

P087

Collective imaginations and collaborative art practice

P088

The technologies and techniques of guiding: tour guides as cultural mediators

P089

Roma/Gypsy resilience beyond marginality?

P090

Himalayan climate change: conflicts and related effects

P091

Living together in changing environments: towards an anthropology of multiple natures in Europe and beyond

P092

Destiny, fate, predestination: ethnographies of changing forms of political and intimate life

P093

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The meaning of horses: perspectives on intra-species communicative becoming

P094

Alliances, networks, and oppositions: the transnational circulation of medical reproductive technologies

P095

Living with disasters: hazards, continuity and change

P096

Child migrants or 'third culture kids'? Approaches to children and privileged mobility (ANTHROMOB)

P097

Post-industrial revolution? Changes and continuities within urban landscapes

P098

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Living with chronic illness: challenges and perspectives across borders

P099

Changing intimate exchanges and emerging forms of resistance to intensified self-commodification

P100

Exploring change and continuity: readjustment, identity and child mobility in an interconnected world

P101

Collaboration between psychiatry and anthropology: nosological and etiological challenges

P102

The anthropology of public services and bureaucracies

P103

Food parcels: intimate connexions in transnational migration

P104

The politics of brokerage: intimate interconnections and spaces of collaboration

P105

Intimate collaborations and gendered spaces in African cities

P106

Rethinking assisted conception: dynamics of law, morality and religion

P107

Forms of government and everyday economic practices: ethnography and comparison

P108

From bodily sensation to symptoms: consequences for healthcare seeking?

P109

Collaborating in the field: participatory forms of anthropological research (re)examined

P110

From cracks to breakdown: disruption in cooperation

P111

Collaboration in visual work: with whom, how, what for? (VANEASA)

P112

Cultural entrepreneurs in Africa: endeavors, constraints and pathways of success (EASA Africanist Network)

P113

Local entrepreneurial responses to global forces: new and alternative enterprise re-configurations in times of crisis and economic hardship (EASA Network for Economic Anthropology)

P114

Future temporalities in anthropological practice

Plenary A

EASA beyond crises: continuities and innovations in European anthropology

Plenary B

Intimacy, immanence and narratives

Plenary C

Young scholars forum