IW01
Mobility: frictions and flows
IW02
Rethinking the body: biotechnology and sociality
IW03
Liminal Europe
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
Empires and differences
IW08
World in Europe
IW09
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
Mobility, transnational connections and sociocultural change in contemporary Africa
W005
Reflecting on reflexivity in anthropology and social science
W006
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
Looking, seeing and being seen: connecting and controlling through visual representation
W011
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Brother- and sisterhood in anthropological perspective
W069
Law matters: mapping legal diversity
W071
Media, technology, and knowledge cultures: anthropological perspectives on issues of diversity, mutuality and exclusion
W072
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
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
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
Migrant associations in Europe: simultaneous incorporation, everyday cosmopolitanisms and actually existing citizenship
W089
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
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
'Kinning' with the neighbours, ritualizing the kin: ritual bonding and negotiating resources
W107
From structure to conjucture: social networks and rhizomatic connnections
W108
Class as a subtext to neonationalism after 1989
W109
Happiness: anthropological engagements
W110
Enacting pasts and futures: memory, identity and imagination
W113
Creolizing anthropology: connectivity, diversity, and reflexivity in a globalizing world
W114
Returning to the field: experiences and dilemmas in re-studies
W115
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
Poster session