ASA08: Ownership and appropriation

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P01

Modalities, materialities and metamorphoses

P02

Appropriation & ownership of artisanal knowledge: explorations at the interface between craft know-how and institutional codification

P03

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Policy, power and appropriation: reflections on the ownership and governance of policy

P04

Ethnography and the production of anthropological knowledge: essays in honour of Nicolas Peterson

P05

Appropriating childhood: the current state of play

P06

Hot property: the historical agency of things

P07

Performing nature at world's ends

P08

The dilemma of replication

P09

The anthropology of climate change: a challenge for humanity and the discipline in the 21st century

P10

Claiming and controlling need: who owns development and philanthropy?

P11

The value of land

P13

Senses and citizenships: contestations over national and global identities, resources, and forms of belonging

P14

Appropriating the (in)appropriate: rethinking pageants, contests and the anthropology of emblems

P15

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Memory, identity and cultural change

P16

Blood and water: ownership, kinship and conflict

P17

Anthropological relationships as appropriations and investments: ASA-sponsored panel in honour of Marilyn Strathern

P18

Appropriating rurals

P19

Audible anthropology: anthropologists in government

P20

The appropriation of coastal spaces

P21

Formal appropriations and corporate formations

P22

The postgraduate showcase: new ideas, new talent

P23

Selling culture without selling out: producing new indigenous tourism(s)

P24

Claiming space: the new social landscapes of South Asia

P25

At home in mobility: ethics of hospitality and belonging

P26

Re-thinking intellectual property rights

P27

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Indigenous participation in Australian frontier economies

P28

Social transformation in the United Kingdom: appropriation, class and identity

P29

The aesthetics of diaspora

P31

Who sings the nation? Aesthetic artefacts and their ownership and appropriation

P32

Rediscovering the local: migrant claims and counter-claims of ownership

P33

Performance and vitality: circulation and the value of culture

P34

The missing majority: indigenous peoples, two way appropriation, and identity in densely colonised spaces

P35

Gender mainstreaming: the appropriation of feminist discourses in development?

P36

Owning water: elusive forms and alternate appropriations

P37

World, chaos and disorder

P38

Appropriating spaces of leisure and creative practice

P39

Risky environments: ethnographies and the multilayered qualities of appropriation

P41

Living the good life: the ownership of wellbeing on company settlements

P42

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Cosmopolitanism and the appropriation of culture

P43

Rahui and local organizations in Polynesia

P44

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P45

Religious relations In Asia

P46

Social and material exchanges

P47

1

Housing relations

P49

Owning identities

P50

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Appropriating land

P51

Representing knowledges

Plen1

Marilyn Strathern

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Plen3

Rosemary Coombe

Plen4

Professor Eddie Durie

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