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Noel B. Salazar (CuMoRe - KU Leuven)

Department: Social and Cultural Anthropology
Nationality: Belgian
Country: Belgium
Interests (keywords): globalization, tourism, migration, imaginary, mobility, immobility, culture brokering, transnationalism, cosmopolitanism, travel, pilgrimage, journey, voyage, running, endurance sports, mega-events, glocalization, infrastructure, theory, concepts, Indonesia, Tanzania, Chile, Belgium, EU, Brazil
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: University of Pennsylvania

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Panels

• EASA2022: Navigating hurdles and pacing (im)mobilities in times of corona [AnthroMob Network] II
• EASA2022: Navigating hurdles and pacing (im)mobilities in times of corona [AnthroMob Network] I
• SIEF2021: Making mobility rules. [SIEF Working Group on Migration and Mobility]
• SIEF2021: Making mobility rules. [SIEF Working Group on Migration and Mobility]
• EASA2020: Mobilizing ethnography: Using 'movement' in anthropological praxis (AnthroMob & IUAES-Sports)
• EASA2018: Pacing mobilities: a consideration of shifts in the timing, intensity, tempo and duration of mobility [AnthroMob]
• CASCA/IUAES 2017: "Moveo ergo sum": towards an anthropology of embodied mobilities [IUAES-Tourism, EASA AnthroMob]
• EASA2016: On the move: walking as anthropological method [ANTHROMOB]
• EASA2016: Slow travelling: a precious heritage or a sustainable strategy for future mobilities? [ANTHROMOB & IUAES-Tourism]
• EASA2014: EASA beyond crises: continuities and innovations in European anthropology
• IUAES2014: Keywords of human mobility: a comparative cultural perspective (EASA/JASCA joint panel)
• EASA2014: Key figures of mobility (ANTHROMOB)
• IUAES2013: Tourism and anthropological theory and practice (IUAES Commission on the Anthropology of Tourism)
• EASA2012: Young scholars forum: contemporary ethnographic practice and the value of serendipity
• IUAES2013: Mobile cultures, cultural (im)mobilities (EASA Anthropology and Mobility Network)
• EASA2010: A new virtue? Imaginaries and regimes of mobility across the globe
• ASA09: Imagineering the past: the (mis)uses of anthropology and archaeology in tourism

Papers

• EASA2026: On practical wisdom: Assessing the critical role of teaching anthropological knowledge production and circulation in times of polycrisis
• EASA2020: How mobile technologies and social media keep 'active lifestylers' (im)mobile: A critical anthropological investigation
• EASA2018: Ambiguous pace-makers: Recreational mobilities and the paradoxical quest for a proper pace of life
• CASCA/IUAES 2017: Meaningful slow motion
• IUAES2014: Leading anthropologies across the world through crises of representation and representations of crisis
• IUAES2013: Ideologies of transnational mobility: Normalizing the exception
• ASA09: Recycling 'old' anthropology and archaeology in 'new' tourism
• EASA08: Grounding mobility: rethinking the boundaries of our world and work