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Susanna Trnka (University of Auckland)

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Department: Anthropology
Nationality: British
Country: New Zealand
Interests (keywords): political violence, the body, memory
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: Princeton University

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Panels

• ASA2021: Care, responsibility, and COVID-19 social restrictions III
• ASA2021: Care, responsibility, and COVID-19 social restrictions II
• ASA2021: Care, responsibility, and COVID-19 social restrictions I
• EASA2010: Recasting pasts and futures: imagination and belonging across generations in Europe
• ASA08: Miscellaneous
• ASA08: Senses and citizenships: contestations over national and global identities, resources, and forms of belonging

Papers

• EASST2026: When Crisis is Crisis: Reconfiguring the Distribution of the Sensible during Aotearoa/New Zealand’s Covid-19 Lockdowns
• EASA2022: Negotiated Disclosures: Young People’s Emotional Expression On- and Offline
• ASA2021: Transformational politics in the time of Covid 19: recasting state, collective and individual responsibility in Aotearoa/New Zealand
• ASA2020: On Epidemiological Consciousness and Coronavirus: Envisioning Risk, Responsibility, and the Covid-19 Pandemic in New Zealand, the UK, and Social Anthropology
• AAS2019: Perspectives from New Zealand: competing responsibilities in young people’s engagements with digital mental health
• AAS2015: From gasping for air to chronic disease management: the multiple temporalities of asthma and associated healing techniques
• EASA2010: Europe, the world and the Czechs: place, time and belonging in contemporary accounts of the Velvet Revolution
• ASA08: From Sacrifice to Citizenship: Indenture and the Politics of Pain among Sanatan Hindus in Fiji
• EASA06: Tourism or terrorism: negotiating European desires and discourses of democracy in Fiji