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Pascale Schild (University of Bern)

Department: Institute of Social Anthropology
Nationality: Swiss
Country: Switzerland
Interests (keywords): political anthropology, feminist theory, and peace and conflict studies
Highest Degree: Dphil
Degree Awarding Institution: LMU Munich

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Panels

• EASA2026: The politics of emotion in conflict, violence and collective struggle [Anthropology of Peace, Conflict and Security (APeCS)]
• EASA2018: Post-disaster situations and the appropriation of disaster governance from below [Disaster and Crisis Anthropology Network (DICAN)]

Papers

• EASA2026: Feeling Solidarity: Ethical Striving and the Politics of Passion in Transnational Activism for Kashmir
• DGSKA2025: Beyond identities? Commoning solidarities with and within the Kashmiri freedom movement in Britain
• ASA2025: Who cares? From reciprocal vulnerabilities to an institutional ethics of care
• EASA2024: "Kashmir is a British issue!": Solidarities with the Kashmiri freedom movement in UK parliamentary politics
• ASA2021: How to be an ally? Responsibility and guilt of the anthropologist witnessing violent death
• EASA2018: The governing of reconstruction and its limits: on the politics of a (failed) prefabricated housing scheme after the earthquake in Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir
• EASA2012: Disaster bureaucracy, "the state" and "hidden" forms of resistance