IW001
Class, crisis and anthropology: the place of class in understanding the discipline and the world
IW003
Digital anthropology
IW004
Re-imagining Irish ethnography
IW005
Imagination, crisis and hope, or, do futures have a future?
IW006
Medical knowledge, health, crises, and processes of diversification
IW007
Beyond the biological and the social: anthropology as the study of human becomings
Plenary A
Anthropology of warfare, peace and reconciliation
Plenary B
Economic crisis or the crisis of an imagined economy
Plenary C
Young Scholars Forum
W001
A new virtue? Imaginaries and regimes of mobility across the globe
W002
Wounding, meaning, being: managing experience, knowledge and time in contemporary religiosity
W003
Crises, crossings and other worlds: exploring the invisible, the liminal and the virtual
W004
Diverse anthropologies with multiple publics: Crisis or imaginative responses? [WCAA workshop]
W005
At the margins of Islam in Europe
W006
Crisis and conflicts in our ranks
W007
Intermediate categories
W008
Recasting pasts and futures: imagination and belonging across generations in Europe
W010
Food: crisis and creativity
W011
The imagined Europe under siege
W012
Globalisation, crises and imagination in contemporary social movements
W013
Death and imagination: creative strategies to embrace and avoid the crisis of death
W014
Spirituality against religion: the role of gender and power
W015
The other within the other: creative alternatives in the Balkans and post communist Europe
W016
Envisioning the future, and hope
W017
Out in public: towards an anthropology of public socialities in urban space
W018
Material culture, migration and the transnational imaginary
W019
Crisis, environmental anthropology, and the garden: local resilience, sustainable living and alternative food production
W020
Crises, imagination, and beyond: bringing aesthetics back into the anthropology of (popular) music
W022
Colonial crisis and cross-cultural encounters: Reconfigurations of the social in historical perspective
W023
The self as 'mini-corporation'? The fate of neo-liberal models of personhood in the boom (and bust) economies of Central and Eastern Europe
W024
Reproductive tourism: imaginative responses to crises of infertility and health care systems?
W025
Rethinking shattered fields: power and belonging in sites of crisis
W026
Applied anthropology, crisis and innovation in health and medicine
W027
Indigeneity in western Atlantic intersystems
W028
Family dynamics and practical kinship in Africa
W029
Public celebrations & popular culture in Africa: representations, performances and local appropriations
W032
Ethnographies of Catholicism
W033
Tobacco and the anthropological imagination
W034
Crisis in church? Religious authority and religious experience
W035
Joining phenomenologies and political economies of 'the Global'
W036
Aspiring migrants, local crises, and the imagination of futures 'away from home'
W037
The local in times of change
W038
Imagining fish - nature assemblages under water
W039
Selling tradition by the pound: intangibile cultural heritage and the marketing of localities
W041
Global movement: dance, choreography, style
W042
Engaging anthropology in practice: pedagogical exchanges with media practitioners
W043
Is after the Crisis before the Crisis? New perspectives on art, media and politics in Turkey
W044
What are you really doing here? Suspicion and the politics of ethnography
W045
Methodologies of participation and engagement
W046
Imagining disorder, engendering change
W047
Design anthropology: intertwining different timelines, scales and movements
W048
Violence, personhood and emotions
W049
Crisis and imag(e)ination: visual studies in and about crisis
W050
Social imagination and urban crisis in postindustrial cities
W051
From the mouth of God: 'the political' from a post-secular perspective
W052
Making sense together: the role of participants in ethnography
W053
Shaping urban inequalities: space and power in the city
W054
Understanding Mediterranean transit migration
W055
Disease as crisis, health as imagination
W056
The breast milk problem: cultural considerations when mother's own milk is unavailable
W059
One face, one race? Rethinking race and citizenship in a changing Europe
W060
Skeletons in the subjunctive: challenges of studying future(s)
W061
East Asian imaginings: (trans)national scenarios and global crisis
W062
Post-Soviet religion and Russia's economic crises
W063
A mysticism for all: conceptions of the individual and conditions for the emergence of neo-evangelical Protestantism
W064
Thinking about roads, movement, and environment
W065
Stateless ethnic groups in Europe: problems and perspectives
W066
Picturing globalization
W067
Memory of crises and traumas: evocations, representations, reclamations in social communication, and cultural creativity
W068
Media Anthropology network workshop: the rewards of media
W069
Native Americans in North America: between resistance and adjustment to mainstream society
W070
The right to health: issues of citizenship, power and governance
W071
Experience, witnessing, spectacle: performance and commemoration in the new museum
W072
Complementary and alternative medicines and biomedicine in chronic diseases: what do we learn from the margins?
W074
Why roots?
W075
Engaging resources: anthropological perspectives on the formation and contestation of natural resource environments
W076
Anthropological reflections on crisis and imagination: a field view
W077
Public anthropology for a world in crisis
W078
Anthropology of categories in peace and conflict
W079
Elite groups, crisis and imagination
W081
Crisis, pain and wellbeing: the imagining and bearing of refugee/migrants social, moral and existential crisis
W082
The state in the history of world anthropologies: disciplinary imaginaries at critical moments [AAA CWA panel]
W083
Imagining crisis through international intervention
W084
Balkan cities, Balkan dreams: exploring the future(s) of the city
W086
Ethics in conflict: doing research in conflict areas and the ethical dilemmas that arise
W087
Water scenarios: forecasting and liquid knowledge
W088
The imagination in times and spaces of crisis: day and night dreaming as forms of creative invention
W089
Gender and identification in patrilinear societies
W090
A regional crisis of global consequence: conflict and political imagination in the Horn of Africa and its diaspora
W091
Medicating crisis
W092
Frontiers of 'legality' under neoliberalism: ethnographic explorations across shifting temporal and spatial scales
W093
Lifeworlds of children and youth in times of crisis
W095
Commodification of indigenous cultures
W096
Markets, moneys, and mobilities: transnational organizing
W098
Chance in time of crisis
W099
Crisis of representation: Irish Travellers and Roma
W100
The anthropology of international organizations
W101
Politics of disability and experience
W102
Negotiating values: care support, solidarity and elderly people
W103
Sourcing/outsourcing state violence: concealment, legitimacy, sovereignty
W104
Visual representation of crisis through ethnographic film
W105
Imaginative women: theoretical and methodological contributions of founding grandmothers of European anthropology
W106
Crisis and resolution: imagination and the transformation of psychiatric care
W107
The expert's voice: marketable discourses on choice and risk management
W109
Law in the Caucasus: anthropological perspectives on legal practice
W110
Observing the 'bad guys': ethnographic approaches to non-state armed groups
W111
Immigration, security and surveillance
W112
Transformation of rural communities in Europe: from production to consumption
W113
Postsocialist Eastern Europe: social transformations and crises in personal biographies
W115
In-migration, indigeneity and imagination: or class, community and crisis in Europe
W116
Rites, rights and routes: imaginaries of belonging in a mobile world
W117
Law and normative pluralism
W118
Cities
W119
Indiascapes: reflections of contemporary India
W120
Homo technologicus
W121
Uncertainties, risk and socio-political change: medical pluralism and diverse agencies
W122
Migration and materialities of home
W123
Ambiguous states of mind and crises in their management: imaginative approaches to the self and emotions in four postindustrial societies
W125
Imagined resources and governance of community