IUAES2013 World Congress: Evolving humanity, emerging worlds

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BH01

1

Health, nutrition and physical growth in developing nations

BH02

Co-evolution of humans and their foods: cross-disciplinary perspectives (IUAES Commission on the Anthropology of Food and Nutrition)

BH03

Human origins in sociocultural and biological perspectives (IUAES Commission on Theoretical Anthropology)

BH04

2

Indigenous knowledge and sustainable development (IUAES Commission on Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Development)

BH05

3

Evolving family types and evolving humanity

BH06

Diverse starting points, common end(s): anthropology and the person

BH08

Ways of be(com)ing human

BH09

Race in anthropology

BH10

Development of the underdeveloped

BH11

The evolution of human cooperation and prosociality: does capitalism produce the fairest society on earth?

BH13

Exploring human origins: exciting discoveries at the start of the 21st century

BH14

Human responsiveness

BH15

Querying domestication: the ethnography of human-animal entanglements

BH16

Osteobiographies: studies from ancient human skeletal remains

BH17

Aesthetics of development: art, anthropogy and spiritual transformations of self and society

BH18

Did matriarchy ever exist? New approaches from Darwinian anthropology, rock art studies, ethnography and myth

BH19

Malnutrition and its impact on child development in India

BH20

Inheritance as a contemporary anthropological issue

BH23

Non-human and human beings and their entanglements within Muslim milieux

BH24

2

Politics and social mobilization: contemporary insights in the relations among governments, states and civil societies in Africa and Latin America

BH25

3

Culture studies

BH26

Development, socio-cultural and political change in South Asia

G01

1

The gendering of public space in the globalized world (IUAES Commission on the Anthropology of Women)

G02

Towards a universal paradigm in political anthropology (IUAES Commission on Theoretical Anthropology)

G03

1

Social exclusion and human development in the era of human dignity

G04

Local and global emergence of women's leadership in a changing world (IUAES Commission on the Anthropology of Women)

G05

Doing autoethnography: a practice of realist ethnography or rewriting memory?

G06

Empowerment of women in different social and cultural settings

G07

Tribal situation in India's North-east: emerging issues and ongoing anthropological attention

G08

Linking anthropology and tourism

G09

Belonging, heritage and the predicament of authenticity: anthropological encounters and dilemmas

G10

2

Comparing urban poverty from an ethnographic perspective

G11

Urban renewal over the globe: the spatial dimensions of citizenship

G12

Beyond anthropology

G13

Between gaze and daze: ethnographic prospects to reflexive and critical social intervention

G14

Anthropology in schools: a global perspective

G15

Re-thinking collaboration: between research and socio-political interventions

G16

Towards an anthropology of sustainability?

G17

Anthropology in-the-making: exploring dynamic ways of story-telling and non-conventional methods of presentation

G18

Anthropology of tourism, embodiment and the senses

G19

The Middle East: is it facing its spring or fall? (IUAES Commission on Middle East Anthropology)

G20

Trust in super-diversity

G21

Diversity of the meaning of being 'single' in the globe: drastic changes of the way of life, human relations, and kinship

G22

Exoticisation, self-exoticisation: agency, identity and transformation

G23

Disjoining approaches: tropes, hubs, and production of knowledge on East Asia

G24

The anthropology of sport in a changing world

G25

Missing out on manifest destiny: anthropology on the periphery of the American dream

G28

The impact of development projects on the quality of life of women in rural and tribal societies

G30

Iranian family, kinship and community evolving and emerging in a changing world (IUAES Commission on Middle East Anthropology)

G32

Legal pluralism and transnational politics of securitization (IUAES Commission on Legal Pluralism)

G33

Governance of natural resources under conditions of legal pluralism (IUAES Commission on Legal Pluralism)

G34

Legal pluralism in the practice of development agencies: towards an empirical understanding of current approaches (IUAES Commission on Legal Pluralism)

G36

Instruments of global regulation : the emergence of a pluralist global law? (IUAES Commission on Legal Pluralism)

G38

Contesting universality and particularity in legal and cultural pluralism: an interdisciplinary approach (IUAES Commission on Legal Pluralism)

G39

Makers, brokers, breakers: children and young people in legally plural worlds (IUAES Commission on Legal Pluralism)

G40

Law and public morality: pluralism beyond law (IUAES Commission on Legal Pluralism)

G41

1

Dynamic gendered media presentation and diversified ownership: China's gendered media anthropological studies since 1978 (IUAES Commission on the Anthropology of Women)

G42

Tourism and anthropological theory and practice (IUAES Commission on the Anthropology of Tourism)

G43

New topics in the field of legal pluralism (IUAES Commission on Legal Pluralism)

G45

Land and property through a legal pluralism lens (IUAES Commission on Legal Pluralism)

G46

State strategies for navigating plural legal orders (IUAES Commission on Legal Pluralism)

G47

Re-imagining the local: legal pluralism in a transnational world (IUAES commission on Legal Pluralism)

G50

'All the world's a stage': the social and political potentialities of theatre and performance

G51

Exploring frontiers of tourism research and theory in Latin America and the Caribbean (IUAES Commission on the Anthropology of Tourism)

G52

Rights, institutions and governance: perspectives on legal pluralism from Asia (IUAES Commission on Legal Pluralism)

G54

Roundtable: An International Conversation on Public Anthropology

G55

World Anthropologies Today

G56

New Directions in Anthropology

LD01

The vulnerable child: biological responses to life in the past

LD02

The role of cosmopolitan modern medicine and its social and cultural challenges

LD03

1

Health and emerging regional demographic trends

LD04

The future agenda for anthropological research on the HIV/AIDS pandemic (IUAES Commission on the Anthropology of AIDS)

LD05

1

Urbanization and reproductive health (IUAES Commission on Urban Anthropology)

LD06

Anthropologies in and of public health in the 21st century

LD07

Landscapes of life-and-death in India, South Arabia and Asia Minor

LD12

2

Health and nutrition: changes in lifestyle in the era of globalization

LD14

Disjunctions of deathscapes: ways of suffering, dying, and death

LD18

Dominant caste and their culture: Health perspective of the indigenous communities in the South Asian subcontinent and beyond

LD19

Traditional and medicinal knowledge among the indigenous communities

LD20

Child and youth development: problems, perspective and dimensions in the 21st century

LD22

The problems and values of old age in the post-modern era

LD23

2

Tribal health: emerging consequences in the era of globalization

LD24

Documenting the meanings of life and death in the Americas

LD26

Identified skeletal collections: the testing ground of anthropology?

LD27

Health and wellness through time and space and across the life course (IUAES Commission on Ageing and the Aged)

LD28

Ageing and the digital life course (IUAES Commission on Ageing and the Aged)

LD29

Age-friendly communities: from research to practice (IUAES Commission on Ageing and the Aged)

LD30

Ageing and quality of life of the aged with special reference to Himalayan tribes

LD33

Medical anthropology and epidemiological paradigms on new anthropology

LD34

Exploring well-being in later life: crossing cultures, crossing borders (IUAES Commission on Ageing and the Aged)

LD35

Health, ageing and life: recent knowledge revealed in dental anthropology

LD36

Ethnographic perspectives on 'global mental health'

LD37

Changes in death rituals in the Middle East (IUAES Commission on Middle East Anthropology)

LD39

1

Learning, Education and Knowledge Transmission in Cultural and Intercultural contexts

LD40

Gendered social problems

MMM01

1

Himalaya: ecology, adaptability and culture

MMM02

10

Human trafficking and female migration: the problem of an evolving humanity and emerging world

MMM03

Mobile objects and transnational crafts

MMM04

Mobile sentiments: transformations of affect amid transnational migration

MMM05

Commodifying urban poverty, social exclusion and marginalisation: spatial and social consequences (IUAES Commission on Urban Anthropology)

MMM06

Mobile cultures, cultural (im)mobilities (EASA Anthropology and Mobility Network)

MMM07

1

Migration and indigenous peoples

MMM08

Migration and the labour market: a comparative study between the EU and Asia (IUAES Commission on Enterprise Anthropology)

MMM09

The emerging world of pastoralists and nomads (IUAES Commission on Nomadic Peoples)

MMM11

Interdisiciplinary perspectives on identity, food and wellbeing of migrants

MMM12

Lost in mutation: pastoral development rhetoric of the third millennium (IUAES Commission on Nomadic Peoples)

MMM14

New geographies of hope and despair

MMM15

Migration and its linguistic consequences in South Asia and neighbouring regions

MMM16

Human resource and mobility: a comparative study between north America and east Asia (IUAES Commission on Enterprise Anthropology)

MMM17

Migration, culture and identity construction

MMM19

Travelling cultures, creating new geographies through intangible cultural heritage (IUAES Commission on Intangible Cultural Heritage)

MMM20

1

Japanese/Okinawans in Brazil: relationship and families

MMM21

Caste, community and class identities of Dalits in a global context

MMM22

Exploring the role of tourism in the evolving cultures of the world

MMM24

Post-soviet migration in megalopolises: formation of new urban spaces

MMM25

Exploring the moving body: movement, materiality and lived experience

MMM26

Displacements and immobility: international perspectives on global capitalism (WCAA panel)

MMM28

Reframing the discourse space around 'studies on overseas Chinese': toward an alternative anthropological approach

MMM29

What is an Indian? How do Indians define this in terms of ethnology, identity or cultural heritage?

MMM31

The causes and diversity of migration processes (IUAES Commission on Migration and Diaspora)

MMM32

Management of mobility in contemporary Europe: experiences and strategies of migration

MUS01

1

A museum ethnography: decolonisation, reconciliation and multiculturalism

MUS03

Experiencing collections: display, performance and the senses

MUS04

The production of beauty, goodness, and ethical cleanness. liminal and illegal interface in museums, companies, and institutions

MUS05

The role of the museum of ethnography in a changing multi-cultural society: issues of ethnicity, identity and cultural heritage (IUAES Commission of Museums and Cultural Heritage)

MUS06

1

Women Culture Museum in China: ways of seeing the changing national culture (IUAES Commission on the Anthropology of Women)

MUS07

Japanese military sexual violence in Asian regions

MUS08

Anti-Poverty County Museum Construction Project in Yunnan

PE01

1

Emerging humanity in the conservation of biosphere reserve, national parks and sanctuaries

PE02

1

The changing nature of political economy and development in South Asian societies: readings from the fields and its publics

PE03

2

Food and environmental security: the imperatives of indigenous knowledge systems

PE04

Enquiring into the urban form through governing practices and social organisation (IUAES Commission on Urban Anthropology )

PE06

Food security and rural development

PE07

1

Modern urban utopias and sustainable cities (IUAES Commission on Urban Anthropology)

PE08

Communities of practice in global sustainability

PE12

1

Micro-financing and rural poverty reduction

PE13

1

Indigenous knowledge for ecological resource management

PE14

The urban poor and their struggle for survival: search for an alternative in livelihood (IUAES Commission on Urban Anthropology)

PE15

Anthropology of family business (IUAES Commission on Enterprise Anthropology)

PE17

Anthropology of arts business (IUAES Commission on Enterprise Anthropology)

PE18

Anthropology of knowledge business (IUAES Commission on Enterprise Anthropology)

PE19

Urban development, business operation and social responsibility (Social Responsibility) (IUAES Commission on Enterprise Anthropology)

PE20

Globalization, emerging markets and social changes in the BRIC countries (IUAES Commission on Enterprise Anthropology)

PE21

Human life, enterprise and market (IUAES Commission on Enterprise Anthropology)

PE22

1

Forest degradation and human health: opportunities and challenges of traditional wisdom and knowledge (IUAES Commission on Human Rights)

PE23

1

Social anthropology and natural resources

PE25

Sustainable livelihood security and human development

PE26

Plants utility by ethnic communities of eastern India for nutritional and health security, past-present and future

PE28

Anthropology of food and nutrition in the globalized economy

PE29

Dialectical Anthropology Panel A: producing political positions and political futures

PE30

Dialectical Anthropology Panel B: producing labour and the earth

PE33

Indigenous charity, philanthropy and development

PE34

Reproducing disorder energetically: oil, capitalism & crisis

PE35

2

Current challenges of anthropology of work

PE37

Reconfiguring capitalism, reconfiguring industry, reconfiguring livelihoods

PE38

9

The development of modern ethnology and ecological civilization

PE39

Capitalism and global anthropology: Marxism resurgent

PE40

Tribal communities of India: problems, prospects & role of NGOs in their development

PE41

Conceptos y métodos para Re-conocer a los sujetos rurales, visiones desde México

PE43

Averting a global environmental collapse: the role of anthropology and local knowledge (WCAA panel)

PE44

Contemporary urban water ecologies: anthropological perspectives and engagements

PE46

Anthropology, philosophy, and political economy can address crises in globalization

PE47

Impact of food habits on cultural pattern

PE52

Observing the disaster and/or participating in the aftermath: Exploring the role of anthropologists and the potential of an anthropological perspective on the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami

PE53

Anthropology of crises and disasters

SE01

Legal features of cultural diversity: experiences from the African continent (IUAES Commission on Legal Pluralism)

SE02

Ethnic-religious segregation: the preservation of memory or the preservation of conflict (IUAES Commission on Urban Anthropology)

SE03

2

Indigenous culture at the cross roads in the Indian subcontinent

SE04

The role of law, culture & humanity in the framework of human rights

SE06

Repulsive violence: a mandatory tool for maintaining peace, humanity, social solidarity and affinity

SE07

Conflict, compassion and social actors

SE09

Living heritage in China today

SE10

Are tribes actors in the 21st century?

SE11

1

Contestations and aspirations of indigenous people and nation states: need for anthropological intervention

SE12

Anthropology of cross-cultural/ethnic business (IUAES Commission on Enterprise Anthropology)

SE14

Women and children in conflict areas and the issue of human rights (IUAES Commission on Human Rights)

SE16

Human security, disadvantaged people and development: the emerging human rights challenges in the era of globalization (IUAES Commission on Human Rights)

SE17

3

Indigenous people: struggle for survival (IUAES Commission on Human Rights)

SE18

The meaning(s) of local ownership in and for sustainable peace-building

SE21

2

Environmental concerns, indigenous knowledge, dissent and governance issues among the indigenous/tribespeople

SE22

Globalisation, indigenous communities and displacement in India: a study of development projects

SE23

Action anthropology, tribal medicine and development

SE25

Health activism in the context of selective healthcare

SE26

Between services and empowerment: how international organizations associate communities with the liberal concept of rights

SE28

Self-conscious indigeneity in Latin America

SE30

Cultural regeneration, institutional creativity and social transformations in contemporary indigenous worlds

SE31

Chiefs, presidents, shamans and priests: rethinking indigenous forms of leadership, authority, and political action in 21st century lowland South America

SE32

Anthropology of peace and war in contemporary Asia and Africa: reflections on the meaning of 'hybridity' and 'the everyday' in conflict studies

SE33

Health, dignity, politics for rights: escaping the neoliberal spiral of destruction (IUAES Commission on Medical Anthropology and Epidemiology)

V01

Visual encounters: audiovisual approaches to anthropological knowledge

V02

3

Establishing academic standards of evaluation for non-literary forms of representation in anthropology

V03

The use of audio-visual media in ethnographic research: a Latin American perspective

V04

Photography as mediation of anthropological knowledge

V05

Anthropological visions. atlases of difference, multimedia arcades and non-linear arguments

V06

Photography as a research method

V07

2

Representing the non-representable: visual representations of extraordinary beings in ethnographic films

V08

Exhibition: photography as a research method

V09

2

Ethnographic films made by women about women: is there a feminist visual anthropology?

WMW02

Religion In contemporary south Asia

WMW03

2

Art and anthropology: common grounds (IUAES Commission on Urban Anthropology)

WMW04

Anthropology of emotions and senses in religious performances

WMW05

Intangible cultural heritage, memory and self-hood (IUAES Commission on Intangible Cultural Heritage)

WMW08

Cultures of ignorance

WMW10

Listening landscapes, speaking memories

WMW11

Fieldwork in mind and mind in fieldwork: fostering an ethnography-oriented cognitive anthropology

WMW12

Surfaces: contesting boundaries between materials, mind and body

WMW13

The extended self: relations between material and immaterial worlds

WMW14

Emotions and suffering; emotions of suffering

WMW15

Dance, sociality and the transmission of embodied knowledge

WMW16

Material traces: questioning authenticity in cultural heritage

WMW17

Language, linguistics, and culture

WMW18

1

Space, culture and society

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