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stream: Anthropology and Sociology
Section led/convened by Andrea de Antoni & Emma Cook

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Interdisciplinary perspectives on work-related diversity and diversification in Japan   
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Care for Others in Individualized and Longevity Society: Seeking for Recognition and Staying Place   
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Mobility, alternative lifestyles and search for belonging in post-growth Japan   
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Negotiating safety: Re-establishing scientific baselines for regulation in Japan   
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Sensory Ethnographies in Spaces of Co-Production: The Quest for Alternative Immersive Experiences   
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From cultural to social hybridity in Japan: towards new theoretical approaches to globalization   
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Affect and Emotion in Social Movement Research   
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Clashing Imaginaries: recovery in Tohoku after 2011   
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Attitudes toward Death, Dying and Funerary Customs in Japan - Past, Present and Future   
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Making Sense of this World: The Intersection of Materiality and Immateriality in Japan   
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Homophobia in contemporary Japan   
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Body, Affect and Selves In-between: from the institutional margins of work and education in contemporary Japan   
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The changing faces of gift-giving in Japan   
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The Aftermaths of the Tohoku Disaster: From the Social Sphere to Individual Life Choices and Psychological Outcomes   
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Transnationality   
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Food   
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Storytelling   
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Nostalgia and subculture   
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Romance and Commodification   
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Sexuality   
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Masculinities   
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Affective Methods   
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Rhythm and Music   
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Affecting Environments   
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Roundtable wrap-up: Feeling (in) Japan: affective, sensory and material entanglements in the field   
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Film: Hierarchies of a Japanese Festival   
 
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