Lab01


art :: anthropology :: art - a symposium on new directions in creating and curating contemporary Indigenous art and culture in Australia
Lab02


Film, photography and new digital media in anthropology today
Lab03


Dialogues in sound and listening: acoustemology and acoustic ecology
P01


Digital anthropologies: shifting mediums, shifting states
P04


ANSA Postgraduate panel
P05


The food state and the state of food: how food systems and states make and unmake each other
P06


Subjectivity and victimhood: exploring the constitutive relationship between states and victims in the aftermath of violence
P07


Intimate infrastructures in liminal states and peri-urban locations
P08


Eating the State: foodways and the making (and unmaking) of state power
P09


Anthropology and Anarchism
P10


Sensing power: exploring different forms of sensory politics and agency
P11


Making theocracies and secularisms: comparisons and contrasts
P12


The shifting state and marginalised groups in Southeast Asia
P13


Ethnographic impasses: crises, dead ends, breakthroughs, and ensuing lessons
P14


Hydroscapes and hydrosocial states: culture and the political ecology of water governance
P15


Who is the original stakeholder? Articulating the state in resource relations
P16


Metamorphoses: states of bodily transformation
P17


Healthy states?: reflections on wellbeing and statecraft in NZ and the Pacific (a panel in honour of Julie Park)
P18


Death and grief: changing states of being and continuing relationships
P19


Political and religious conversions in the Pacific
P20


State of the art: anthropology of media, music and popular culture
P21


Legitimate extraction? Exploring the actors and institutions that enable extractive industries
P22


Crafting alternatives: contesting representation and artistic expression in visual anthropology.
P24


Dreaming in black and white: how the dreams of indigenes and non-indigenes about each other shape our social encounters
P25


Bringing the law home: trajectories of vernacular justice
P26


Corruption, democracy and the human condition
P27


Shifting the state: protest and perseverance for change
P28


The parasitical interplay of state formation: governance and dynamics of power among local, national and global institutions in Timor-Leste
P29


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The politics of truth after the fact: shifting states in a post-fact world
P31


States of colonisation: archaeological perspectives on the colonisation of Indigenous Australia
P32


Compliant States
P33


Health, intimacy and the state
P34


Intimate States: romantic intimacies, love and sexuality across and with/in borders
P35


Intimacy across borders: transnational love and relationships
P36


Shifting Oceania
P37


Changing bodies, shifting relationships, and 'the good life': exploring everyday negotiations of chronicity
P38


Embodied rituals, symbols and performances: embodiment as a negotiation of the state, and state negotiations of embodiment
P39


Enactment of aboriginal self-determination within institutional policy: case studies in success; gaps or failures
P40


The everyday life of infrastructures
P42


Modernization 2.0: new directions in the anthropology of development
P43


Ghosts, chemicals, and forms of alt-life
P44


Environmental engagement within and against of the State: tensions, contradictions, anomalies
P46


The everyday state and its discontents: understanding state-society interactions in South Asia
P47


Intimate government and anthropocene
P48


Divided nations: new populisms and the crisis of liberal democracy
P50


Wellbeing, development, and ontological encounters between the state and indigenous peoples
P52


Creativity beyond the state: moving peoples and moving creative practices under state influence
P53


Australian anthropology and post-colonialism
P54


The Australian nation state and Native Title
P55


States beyond states
P56


Place, race, indigeneity and belonging
Plen01


Roundtable: roles and relationships of anthropological associations in the era of the neoliberal university and populist backlash