EASA08: Experiencing diversity and mutuality

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IW01

Mobility: frictions and flows

IW02

Rethinking the body: biotechnology and sociality

IW03

IW04

Ethically sensitive researches in anthropology

IW05

Local encounters with the global: diversity of anthropological fieldwork approaches in globalization studies

IW06

Connecting peace and violence: zones, transgressions and causes

IW07

1

Empires and differences

IW08

World in Europe

IW09

1

Changing global flows of anthropological knowledge - a WCAA-EASA workshop

Plen1

Mutualities in practice: beyond worlds in collision

Plen2

The uses of diversity

Plen3

Immobilities: new challenges for anthropology in a globalised world (Young Scholars Plenary)

W001

Ethical consumption: consumers and producers, markets and ethics

W002

Markets, kinship and morality

W003

Towards an anthropology of decision making

W004

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Mobility, transnational connections and sociocultural change in contemporary Africa

W005

Reflecting on reflexivity in anthropology and social science

W006

1

Sustainable cultural diversities in Europe

W007

Staging sport and celebration: the power of play

W008

What makes popular piety popular?

W009

Marginality, nationalism and citizenship

W010

1

Looking, seeing and being seen: connecting and controlling through visual representation

W011

1

Body and soul: on corporeality in contemporary religiosity

W012

'West' and 'East'. Dreaming, writing, imagining, and practicing Europe

W013

Experiencing calamity - expressing the unthinkable

W014

1

From medical pluralism to therapeutic plurality: medical anthropology and the politics of diversity, knowledge, and experience from multiple perspectives

W015

Diversifying anthropology: politics of research or research in politics?

W016

Intercultural mobilities in tourism context: migrants, tourists, new residents and local population

W018

Mutuality and difference in multireligious local communities: the politics of neighbourliness

W019

The anthropology of the United Nations

W020

The anthropology of drug policy: a way to diversify the field of drug studies?

W021

'Soft law' practices, anthropologists and legal scholars

W023

For a sceptical anthropology?

W024

Mutuality and memory: encounters in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cities

W025

Elite strategies of distinction and mutuality

W026

Imagining and constructing "terrorism" and "war on terror"

W027

2

Sounding ethnography: mutuality and diversity in musical life

W028

Being human, being migrant: dealing with memory, dreams and hopes in everyday life

W029

African Christianities in Europe: the politics of religious recognition

W031

Children, youth and religion: visions of mutuality and diversity across generations

W032

Processing trauma in (post-)conflict societies

W033

Anthropology of policies and ideology of capitalism in the EU

W034

8

Anthropologies of university reform: restructuring of higher education - anthropological perspectives

W035

Indigenous, autochthonous and national identities? Strategic representations, political struggles and epistemological issues (atelier bilingue - anglais et français)

W036

Moralities of nature

W037

Medical anthropological fieldwork: ethical and methodological issues

W038

Twenty years of teaching visual anthropology: where are we and how did we get there?

W039

1

Violence expressed

W040

Anthropological perspectives on the establishment of new medical technologies

W042

Relations that money can buy: negotiating mutualities and asymmetries in local and translocal social fields

W043

Alien confinement in Europe: field perspectives

W044

Anthropology and engagement

W046

The power of identities and differences in Latin America

W047

The new Europe: the politics of recognition, inclusion and exclusion

W048

A matter of trust: anthropological explorations into an old concept

W049

Audio-visual representation and cultural diversity

W050

Studying anthropologists in war and conflict zones: spies and freedom fighters, scholars and advocates

W051

Migrants' pathways to health care: access barriers and patterns of resilience and mutuality

W052

1

World(s) of bureaucrats

W053

Fragile transitions: from coexistence to the emergence of hatred, a comparative approach between Southeast Asia and South-East Europe

W054

Neoliberalism and diasporas (roundtable)

W055

Critical perspectives on the persistence of 'culture talk' in the making of Europe

W057

1

Flexible capitalism: new forms of mutuality and diversity at work?

W058

New trends in regional visual ethnography

W059

Experiencing borders and boundaries in the post-socialist Southeastern Europe (SEE)

W062

Challenges of local and regional cultural politics in Southeast Asia

W063

Migrations: of borders, crossings and ambivalent identities

W064

Interpreting religious diversity: conversion, syncretism and religious practice

W065

Routing knowledge through persons

W066

Millenarian dreams in the postsocialist world: new ideologies of success and transformation of the self in contemporary eastern Europe

W067

2

Brother- and sisterhood in anthropological perspective

W069

8

Law matters: mapping legal diversity

W071

Media, technology, and knowledge cultures: anthropological perspectives on issues of diversity, mutuality and exclusion

W072

1

Mutuality at a distance - transnational social space

W073

Questioning the 'quiet revolution': demographic change and modernity

W074

Imprints of dreaming

W075

The fall of cultural man: some proposals for an anthropology less cultural and more natural

W076

Children and migration in Europe: between new citizenships and transnational families

W077

1

Care, welfare and mutuality: anthropological perspectives on shifting concepts, boundaries and practices

W078

Mutuality's margins: contesting cosmopolitanism in the rescaled city

W079

Globalising neighbourhoods or tradition-based parallel societies? Studying migration and cultural diversity in rural areas

W080

Diverse and shared publics: politics of entitlement and commemoration

W081

Modern institutions in a 'cross-cultural' perspective - ethnographies of adaptation and code-switching

W082

It's gone - an anthropology of loss

W083

Homecomings in transnational age: visible projects, forged practices?

W085

Performing copyright: the politics of creative practice and the poetics of technology

W086

1

Transcultural montage: the uses of filmic montage in conveying diversity and mutuality

W087

Phenomenological anthropology as research method: debating the pre-textual basis of ethnographic fieldwork

W088

1

Migrant associations in Europe: simultaneous incorporation, everyday cosmopolitanisms and actually existing citizenship

W089

5

Europe and anthropology: new themes and directions in Europeanist eesearch

W091

Teaching diversity (workshop of the EASA TAN network)

W093

On 'Souvenir': experiencing diversity, objectifying mutuality

W094

6

Rethinking spirit possession

W095

East looks West and West looks East - mutual constructions of anthropology

W096

Memory and material culture in post-conflict societies

W097

New vocabularies of method: experts, ethics and the mutuality of ethnographic fieldwork

W098

Islam within and across religiously diverse communities: case studies from Muslims in the Balkans and Europe

W099

Collection itineraries

W100

Peripheral Europe as moralized landscapes

W101

Getting behind 'no man is an island' phrase: volunteering between altruism and self-interest

W102

Societies and protected areas

W103

Belonging embodied, reciprocity materialised: migrants' transnational practices

W104

Eastbound: perspectives on tourism in Central and Eastern Europe

W105

Globalisation as diffusion? Critical re-assessments and contemporary researches

W106

1

'Kinning' with the neighbours, ritualizing the kin: ritual bonding and negotiating resources

W107

From structure to conjucture: social networks and rhizomatic connnections

W108

2

Class as a subtext to neonationalism after 1989

W109

Happiness: anthropological engagements

W110

Enacting pasts and futures: memory, identity and imagination

W113

2

Creolizing anthropology: connectivity, diversity, and reflexivity in a globalizing world

W114

Returning to the field: experiences and dilemmas in re-studies

W115

3

Urban marginalization and popular culture

W116

Beyond identity: new directions in the anthropology of Roma/Gypsy groups

W118

Ritual and reflection: tropes In transformation and transgression (Wenner-Gren workshop)

W119

Anthropologists from abroad study mainstream American culture (MAC workshop I)

W120

'America' abroad: the good, the bad and the ugly (MAC workshop II)

W121

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