EASA2010: Crisis and imagination

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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

1

Imagination, crisis and hope, or, do futures have a future?

IW006

2

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

1

Food: crisis and creativity

W011

1

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

4

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

1

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

3

Design anthropology: intertwining different timelines, scales and movements

W048

3

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

1

Disease as crisis, health as imagination

W056

The breast milk problem: cultural considerations when mother's own milk is unavailable

W059

1

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

1

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

1

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

W075

Engaging resources: anthropological perspectives on the formation and contestation of natural resource environments

W076

1

Anthropological reflections on crisis and imagination: a field view

W077

1

Public anthropology for a world in crisis

W078

Anthropology of categories in peace and conflict

W079

Elite groups, crisis and imagination

W081

1

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

1

Imagining crisis through international intervention

W084

Balkan cities, Balkan dreams: exploring the future(s) of the city

W086

3

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

5

Markets, moneys, and mobilities: transnational organizing

W098

Chance in time of crisis

W099

Crisis of representation: Irish Travellers and Roma

W100

1

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

4

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

1

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

W119

4

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

2

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

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