coming of age on earth: legacies and next generation

IUAES Congress 2020

COMING OF AGE ON EARTH: LEGACIES AND NEXT GENERATION ANTHROPOLOGY

Final program

March 09-14, 2021

IUAES2020 CONGRESS ŠIBENIK, CROATIA MARCH 9-14 2021 (ONLINE FORMAT)

IUAES2020 Šibenik, March 9-14 2021 Coming of Age on Earth: Legacies and Next Generation

Anthropology

FINAL PROGRAM

ORGANIZER

International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES) HTTPS://WWW.WAUNET.ORG/IUAES/

HOST

Institute for Anthropological Research

Ljudevita Gaja 32

10000 Zagreb, CROATIA HTTPS://INANTRO.HR/EN/HOMEPAGE-ENG/

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Senka Božić-Vrbančić, Tanja Bukovčan, Subhadra Channa, Victoria

Chenaut, Emma Ford, Virginia García-Acosta, Caroline Hornstein

Tomić, Sławomir Kozieł, Mait Metspalu, Iva Niemčić, Mario Novak,

Heather O’Leary, Junji Koizumi, Noel Salazar, Leonardo

Schiocchet, Janina Tutkuviene

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

CHAIR: Saša Missoni

GENERAL SECRETARY: Morana Jarec

SECRETARY: Ivan Dolanc

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE MEMBERS Luka Bočkor, Barbara Cvitkušić, Miran Čoklo, Eva Anđela Delale,

Ivor Janković, Damir Krešić, Dario Novak, Natalija Novokmet, Olga

Orlić, Jelena Seferović, Jelena Šarac, Sanja Tišma, Vito Turšić,

Ives Vodanović Lukić

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Lucija Dodigović, Anja Iveković Martinis, Antonija Jonjić, Anita

Stojanović Marković, Maja Šetinc, Željka Celinšćak

STUDENTS VOLUNTEERS Ines Bačan, Laura Blažević, Anamaria Franceschi, Anastasios

Gkikas, Nikolina Novaković, Damjan Roce, Rebeka Rumbak

TECHNICAL ORGANIZER

Conventus Credo

Baltazara Bogišića 2

10000 Zagreb, CROATIA HTTPS://CONVENTUSCREDO.HR/

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https://inantro.hr/en/homepage-eng/

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Dear colleagues,

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to postpone and then move the entire Congress online. Even with

the vaccinations and recent decrease of COVID-19 cases, the situation did not improve sufficiently to

make the “onsite” part of the Congress a reality.

Nevertheless, it is an honour and gives me enormous pleasure to welcome you to the IUAES2020

Congress “Coming of Age on Earth: Legacies and Next Generation Anthropology“, organized in a virtual

mode.

I would like to start with the famous line “Stalna na tom svijetu samo mijena jest” or „The only constant in

this world is change”, as cried muezzin from the homonymous poem written by Petar Preradović, back in

1871. I refer to this famous Croatian poem, since it relates to the change, the only universally constant

human and environmental condition. Therefore, the theme of this Congress will be related to change that

we as humanity, we as scientific discipline, even we as association are going through. “Coming of Age” is

envisoned as a platform for anthropologists, but not only them, to discuss and contemplate the change

that we usually do “for the sake of future generations” or “for the better future”. Communities and individuals

have different ideas about paths forward, reframing who these future generations may be, what they might

value, and which are the most desirable means to work towards designated goals.

This Congress invites us all to scrutinize this era of anticipated extreme change for its implications on

stasis, tradition and consistency. Anthropology is uniquely positioned to study the legacies that shape and

are being shaped by the next generations.

On behalf of the Scientific and Organizing Committees, I wish you a very warm welcome to IUAES2020

Congress!

Saša Missoni

Chair of the IUAES2020 Congress Šibenik

Vice-president of the IUAES

Director of the Institute for Anthropological Research, Zagreb


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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

15:00-15:30

15:30-16:45

16:45-17:15

Conference hall 1 Conference hall 2 Conference hall 3 Conference hall 4 Conference hall 5 Conference hall 6 Conference hall 7 Conference hall 8

17:15-19:00 Panel 12 Miscellaneous

session 4Panel 8 Panel 22 Panel 11


10:00-11:45 Panel 10 1/2 Panel 20, 1/3 Panel 35 1/2 Panel 25 1/3 Panel 45 1/2 Panel 75 Panel 58 1/2 Panel 26 1/2

11:45-12:15

12:15-14.00 Panel 10 2/2 Panel 20, 2/3 Panel 27 1/2 Panel 25 2/3 Panel 45 2/2 Panel 21 1/3 Panel 58 2/2 Panel 26 2/2

14:00-15.00

15.00-16.15

16.15-16.30

16:30-17:00

17:00-18:45 Panel 41 1/2 Panel 91 Panel 27 2/2 Panel 108 Panel 21 2/3 Panel 90 1/2

[CLOSED] WCAA Organizing

Committee meeting

Tuesday, 9 March 2021

[Plenary hall] Saša Missoni, Junji Koizumi, Noel Salazar: Welcome address

[Plenary hall] Plenary session 1 - Senka Božić-Vrbančić: Precarity in a Time of Historical Present

Break

Wednesday, 10 March 2021

Break

Break

[Plenary hall] Plenary session 2 - Thomas Hylland Eriksen: Anthropology in the Shadow of Anthropocene Overheating

[Plenary hall] Renée van Kessel, Governing Board member and Treasurer, International Science Council (ISC): International

Science Council – The Global Voice for Science

Break



10:00-11:45 Panel 6.1 1/2 Panel 20, 3/3 Panel 35 2/2 Panel 25 3/3 Panel 48Miscellaneous

session 3Panel 56 1/2

11:45-12:15

12:15-14.00 Panel 6.1 2/2 Panel 31 1/2 Panel 81 Panel 99 1/2 Panel 104 1/2 Panel 88 1/2 Panel 56 2/2

14:00-15.00

15.00-16.30

16:30-17:00

17:00-18:45 Panel 6.2 1/2 Panel 31 2/2 Panel 60 1/2 Panel 99 2/2 Panel 104 2/2 Panel 88 2/2 Panel 90 2/2 Panel 33 1/2


10:00-11:45 Panel 6.2 2/2 Panel 87 1/3 Panel 60 2/2 Panel 71 Panel 53 1/2 Panel 73Miscellaneous

session 2

11:45-12:15

12:15-14.00 Panel 77 Panel 87 2/3 Panel 15 1/2 Panel 103 Panel 98 1/2 Panel 54 1/2

14:00-15.00

15.00-16.30

16:30-17:00

17:00-18:45 Panel 41 2/2Miscellaneous

session 5Panel 15 2/2 Panel 53 2/2 Panel 21 3/3 Panel 54 2/2 Panel 33 2/2

Break

[CLOSED] WAU Steering

Committee meeting

Break

Break

[Plenary hall] Plenary session 4 - Roundtable Not Quite the End of Nomadism?

[CLOSED] IUAES Council of

Commissions meeting

Friday 12 March 2021

Thursday, 11 March 2021

Break

Break

[Plenary hall] Plenary session 3 - Roundtable Empowering Anthropology in the Face of Crises – sponsored by WAU

Break



10:00-11:45 Panel 74 1/3 Panel 87 3/3 Panel 95 Panel 110 Panel 50 Panel 49 1/2 Panel 63 1/2

11:45-12:15

12:15-14.00 Panel 74 2/3 Panel 30 Panel 14 Panel 98 2/2 Panel 49 2/2 Panel 63 2/2

14:00-15.00

15.00-16.30


10:00-11:45 Panel 74 3/3 Panel 84 Panel 101 Panel 89

11:45-12:15

12:15-14.00 Panel 23Miscellaneous

session 1Panel 93 Panel 64

Ethnographic

films Q&A

14:00-15.00

Conference hall 1 Conference hall 2 Conference hall 3 Conference hall 4 Conference hall 5 Conference hall 6 Conference hall 7 Conference hall 8 Conference hall 9

15.00-15.40

Aging and the

Aged (Aging

and the Life

Course)

Anthropology

and Education

Anthropology

and the

Environment

Anthropology,

Public Policy

and

Development

Practice

Anthropology of

HIV & Aids

Anthropology of

the Middle East

Anthropology of

Risk and

Disaster

Indigenous

Knowledge and

Sustainable

Development

Museums and

Cultural

Heritage

15.45-16.25Anthropology of

TourismDocumentation

Enterprise

Anthropology

Global

Feminisms and

Queer Politics

Human Rights

Marginalization

and Global

Apartheid

Medical

Anthropology

and

Epidemiology

MigrationNomadic

Peoples

Saturday, 13 March 2021

Break

IUAES scientific commissions' business meetings

[CLOSED] IUAES Executive

Committee meeting

Break

Break

[Plenary hall] General Assembly + World Anthropological Union Constituency Meeting

Sunday 14 March 2021

Break


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Tuesday, 9 March 2021

15:00-15:30 Welcome address (Plenary hall) Saša Missoni, Junji Koizumi, Noel Salazar

15:30-16:45 Plenary session (Plenary hall) Senka Božić Vrbančić Precarity in a Time of Historical Present

16:45-17:15 Break (E-caffé)

17:15-19:00 PANELS' SESSIONS (Conference halls 1-5)

TUESDAY, 9 MARCH 2021 17:15-19:00 PANELS' SESSIONS (CONFERENCE HALLS 1-5)

CONFERENCE HALL 1 Panel no. 12 - Anthropology of Sports in its Coming of Age -

IUAES COMMISSION ON ANTHROPOLOGY OF SPORTS

Convenors: Luiz Fernando Rojo, Jèrôme Soldani 17:15-17:30 Sean Heath, Thomas F. Carter (414)

Loss of the Informal 17:30-17:45 Bernardo Ramirez Rios (349)

The Culture of Migration and Amateur Athletic Mobility 17:45-18:00 Luiz Fernando Rojo (37)

The Turn to the Right: Perspectives and Debates From the Brazilian Anthropology of Sports

18:00-18:15 Jérôme Soldani (363) Anthropology of Sports in France. The Endless Coming of Age

18:15-18:30 Livia Savelkova (370) Olympic Games, Indigenous Peoples and Possible Change in Global Sport towards indigenous sovereignty?

18:30-19:00 Discussion

CONFERENCE HALL 2 Miscellaneous, session 4 Moderator: Olga Orlić

17:15-17:30 Ursula Bero (468) Managing Risk vs. Sustainability in Canadian Food Systems. Food Security in the Niagara Region Before and During and Beyond COVID-19

17:30-17:45 Omar Vargas (375) Trimmigrants as New Migrant Labor: The Case of Cannabis Industry in California


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17:45-18:00 Nathan Lebras (262) Healthy Eating and Instagram: Emerging Socialities in Bogota, Colombia

18:00-18:15 Jennifer Trivedi (146) Biloxi, Mississippi after Katrina: Disaster Recovery & Reconstruction on the Gulf Coast


CONFERENCE HALL 3 Panel no. 08 - Middle Eastern Encounters Convenors: Leonardo Schiocchet, Gisele Fonseca Chagas

17:15-17:30 Hannah Rose Myott, Mina Vasileva (131) "Values and Orientation Courses" for Refugees in Austria as Sites of Encounter

17:30-17:45 Liza Dumovich Barros (44) Of Bridges, Connections, and Flows: An Ethnographic Account of a Turkish-Brazilian Encounter

17:45-18:00 Zoltan Pall (41) Arab Encounters in a Malay-Dominated Religious Scene

18:00-18:15 Leonardo Schiocchet (04) Towards an Anthropology of Encounters: Insights From the Austro-Arab Encounter


CONFERENCE HALL 4 Panel no. 22 - Legacies of Forced Migrations: The Politics of Exclusions and Inclusions - IUAES COMMISSION ON

ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT AND IUAES COMMISSION ON MARGINALIZATION AND GLOBAL APARTHEID Convenors: Heather OLeary, Subhadra Channa

17:15-17:30 Subhadra Channa (53) Homeless in One's Own Country: Legacies of Internal Colonization

17:30-17:45 Heather Oleary (269) Emerging COVID-19 Migration Narratives and Gendered Economic Exclusion in Delhi, India

17:45-18:00 Valentina Grillo (194) Migration Politics: Rohingyas refugees from Myanmar to Bangladesh

18:00-18:15 Harmeet Kaur (397) Migration Vis-a-Vis Social Changes: Case Study of Marginalised Migrants

18:15-18:30 Markéta Doležalová (466) Historical Exclusions and Contemporary Social Im/Mobility of Czech Roma in the UK


CONFERENCE HALL 5 Panel no. 11 - Responding Extractivist Reforms - Global Contexts and Local Insights on Neoliberal Extractive Policies -

IUAES COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS

Convenors: Svenja Schöneich, Victoria Chenaut 17:15-17:30 Lucile Medina (166)

The Advance of Extractive Activities: Contribution to a Territorial Approach in Latin America

17:30-17:45 Adriana Rodríguez San Martín (237) Local Responses to the Energy Reform in the Metropolitan Area, of Poza Rica, Veracruz

17:45-18:00 Maria Victoria Chenaut (47) I Point the Contrast Between the Rationale of the Neoliberal Laws in Mexico Concerning Land and Water and Indigenous Worldview

18:00-18:15 Annapurna D. Pandey (272) Reclaiming the Mountain Regions: Conflict between the Indigenous and the Capitalist Perspectives



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Wednesday, 10 March 2021 10:00-11:45 PANELS' SESSIONS (Conference halls 1-8)




WCAA Organizing Committee meeting [CLOSED]

15:00-16:15 Plenary session (Plenary hall) Thomas Hylland Eriksen Anthropology in the Shadow of Anthropocene Overheating

16:15-16:30 Renée van Kessel International Science Council – The Global Voice for Science (Plenary hall)



WEDNESDAY, 10 MARCH 2021 10:00-11:45 PANELS' SESSIONS (CONFERENCE HALLS 1-8)

CONFERENCE HALL 1

Panel no. 10 - Lost in Representation: Changes and Paradoxes in the Nomads' Life - IUAES COMMISSION ON

NOMADIC PEOPLES

Convenors: Giulia Gonzales, Greta Semplici Discussant: Riccardo Ciavolella Session 1/2

10:00-10:15 Matthew Porges (211) Representations of Nomadism in the Northwestern Sahara

10:15-10:30 Giulia Gonzales (189) Reflections on Anthropological Productions and Representations of ‘the Nomad’: The Case of Kel Tamasheq in Bamako

10:30-10:45 Martin Fotta, Ana Chiritoiu (118) A Comparative Anthropology of Circulation: The Sociality of ‘Nomadism’ Among Brazilian Calon and Romanian Rom

10:45-11:00 Natasha Maru (335) The Alter-Temporalities of Pastoral Mobility: The Case of the Rabari Pastoralists of Western India


CONFERENCE HALL 2

Panel no. 20 - Contesting Household Debt: Politics, Infrapolitics, and the Political Economy of Debtor-Creditor Relations - IUAES COMMISSION ON GLOBAL

TRANSFORMATIONS AND MARXIAN ANTHROPOLOGY

Convenors: Marek Mikuš, Irene Sabaté Session 1/3 – Everyday and Political Economy of Household Debt

10:00-10:15 Sebastian Kohl, Tod van Gunten (90) The Welfare-Credit Trade-off in Comparative Perspective: Revisiting the Debtfare Hypothesis


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10:15-10:30 Marek Mikuš (371) Debt Pathways: Centering Economics, Agency, and Contingency in the Anthropology of Household Debt

10:30-10:45 Deana Jovanovic (247) Gendered Infrapolitics of a Household Debt: Ethnographic Insights From an Industrial Town in Serbia


CONFERENCE HALL 3

Panel no. 35 - Time, (Im)Mobility and Vulnerability Convenors: Flavia Cangia, Brigitte Suter Session 1/2 - General Theme

10:00-10:15 Sonja Faaren Ruud (100) Spending Money versus Spending Time: The Unequal Costs of Free Public Transportation in Luxembourg

10:15-10:30 Ayako Iwatani (172) Romani Castle as (Im)Mobile Architecture

10:30-10:45 Anthony Howarth (432) It's Only a Matter of Time: The Affects of Temporal (Im)Mobility in an Urban Travellers’ Camp

10:45-11:00 Léa Ruelle (251) The "Ritual of Suspens": Enabling the Deployment of an Invulnerable French Military Unit by the Creation of Its Own Temporality

11:00-11:15 Alice Gaya (433) (Im)Mobility and the Relationship Between Class, Ethnicity, Religion, Gender and Nationality


CONFERENCE HALL 4

Panel no. 25 - Looking for New Analytical Frameworks in the Study of Cultural Heritage and Modernization - IUAES

COMMISSION ON ENTERPRISE ANTHROPOLOGY AND WCAA GLOBAL CULTURAL POLICIES TASK FORCE Convenors: Jijiao Zhang, Vesna Vučinić Nešković Session 1/3

10:00-10:15 Takuya Shimizu (46) Educational Perspective on the Process of Modernizing Education for Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage: the Case Study on Qin Opera

10:15-10:30 Xiaoning Qin, Binbin Liu (489) Inheritance and Development of Traditional Yao Ethnic Music

10:30-10:45 Weihang Shao (496) The Transformation of Cultural Heritage and Tourism Development from the Perspective of Neoclassical "Structural-Functionalism" – The Case of Yantai, Shandong, China

10:45-11:00 Jingwei Li (158) Remaking the Soul of a City: Investigating the “Ancient Streets” in the Modern Spaces of China

11:00-11:15 Jelena Ćuković (490) Cultural Identity as a Resource: Minority Heritage Management in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Serbia


CONFERENCE HALL 5

Panel no. 45 - Whose Future Is It? Temporality and Asymmetric Politics in Times of Uncertainty Convenors: Alexandra Schwell, Saša Poljak Istenič Session 1/2

10:00-10:15 Aet Annist (476) Living the Future: Pre-Figuring the Role of Climate Movements and Social Sciences Amidst Urgency and Uncertainty

10:15-10:30 Janine Schemmer (439) "Venezia FU-Turistica". Contrasting Imaginations of the City: Naval Gigantism vs. Future Everyday Life

10:30-10:45 Valentina Gulin Zrnić, Saša Poljak Istenič (364) The Youth Momentum: Actions for the Futures

10:45-11:00 Alexandra Schwell (218) Urgency, Emergency, Emotion



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CONFERENCE HALL 6

Panel no. 75 - Legacies and Next Generation Parenting -

IUAES COMMISSION ON MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY

Convenors: Eva Anđela Delale, Jelena Seferović 10:00-10:15 Jelena Seferović (293)

Parenting Children With Mental Disorders and Intellectual Disabilities at the Turn of the 19th and 20th Centuries in Croatia

10:15-10:30 Eva Anđela Delale, Natalija Novokmet, Nives Fuchs, Dubravka Havaš Auguštin, Vanda Pribačić, Ivan Dolanc, Saša Missoni (380) Hope of Mothers During Pregnancy and in the Postpartum Period

10:30-10:45 Adrijana Košćec Bjelajac, Eva Anđela Delale, Karmen Gojsalić, Franka Šakić, Jelena Macan (396) Sleep Patterns and Use of Electronic Devices in Adolescents From Two Perspectives: A Pilot Study

10:45-11:00 Davorka Osmak-Franjić (345) The Role of Parents in Exercising the Participatory Rights of the Child

11:00-11:15 Saleh Seid Adem (06) Maternal Absence and Transnational Female Labour Migration; Implications for Mothering


CONFERENCE HALL 7

Panel no. 58 - Coming of Age for the Traditional Medicine System of Indigenous Populations: Is Connecting the Unconnected the Way Forward? - IUAES COMMISSION ON

MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY

Convenors: Nishant Saxena, Tom Marshall Session 1/2

10:00-10:15 Deborah Nadal (326) Rabies is Not a Disease. Faith and Traditional Healers Talking About Rabies Vaccination in Rural India

10:15-10:30 Ivan Souček (308) Rethinking Traditional Medicine: Anthropology and Shifting Discourse on Possession and Ritual Healing in India

10:30-10:45 Stuti Singh, Roumi Deb, Nishant Saxena (105) Ethnomedicinal Practices for Animal Bites Among Saharias of Madhya Pradesh - a Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group of India

10:45-11:00 Arun Kumar (59) Traditional Food and Products to Achieve SDGs in India


CONFERENCE HALL 8

Panel no. 26 - Enterprise Anthropology: Recent Developments and Future Perspectives - IUAES COMMISSION

ON ENTERPRISE ANTHROPOLOGY

Convenors: Keiko Yamaki, Tomoko Hamada Session 1/2

10:00-10:15 Keiko Yamaki (473) Commodification of Legacy and Heritage on Nagashima Island

10:15-10:30 Maria Ivanova Yotova (409) “Kefir, Fermented Milk Beyond Yogurt”: Marketing Culture and Expert Knowledge in a Japanese Company

10:30-10:45 Kenji Kono (389) Zenginkyo as a Sacred Space: Centralization and Decentralization of Payment System

10:45-11:00 Tomoko Oto, Yasunobu Ito (367) Collaboration Between Engineers and Corporate Ethnographers: A Case Study of a Corporate Laboratory of a Japanese Telecommunications Service Provider


https://iuaes2020.conventuscredo.hr/panel/panel-no-58/




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WEDNESDAY, 10 MARCH 2021 12:15-14:00 PANELS' SESSIONS (CONFERENCE HALLS 1-8)

CONFERENCE HALL 1

Panel no. 10 - Lost in Representation: Changes and Paradoxes in the Nomads' Life - IUAES COMMISSION ON

NOMADIC PEOPLES

Convenors: Giulia Gonzales, Greta Semplici Discussant: Riccardo Ciavolella Session 2/2

12:15-12:30 Sarah Lunacek (240) Sedentarisation, Decentralisation and Access to Resources: Administrative Villages in the North of Niger

12:30-12:45 Sergio Magnani, Charline Rangé, Véronique Ancey (284) Pastoralist Youth in Towns and Cities: Mobility Patterns in Times of Crisis of Governance in Burkina Faso

12:45-13:00 Giordano Marmone (174) From Marginality to Ritual Authority. How Pop Music Is Transforming the Status of Young Educated Men Among the Samburu (Kenya)

13:00-13:15 Erika Grasso, Elena Comino, Tamara Littamè, Maurice Kiboye, Micol Fascendini, Elena Cristofori (324) Observation, Measurement and Knowledge: Operationalising One Health Among Nomadic Pastoral Communities in Northern Kenya


CONFERENCE HALL 2



Convenors: Marek Mikuš, Irene Sabaté

Session 2/3 - Default, Enforcement and Debt Advice 12:15-12:30 Henry van der Burgt (96)

Inside the Dutch Debt Maelstrom: Introducing Social Credit and Social Debt as Means to Recognize Economic Micro-Contestations

12:30-12:45 Kateřina Čanigová (366) Commodification of Household Debt: Distraints in Czechia

12:45-13:00 Ryan Davey (114) Expropriability as a Class Relation: Everyday Infrapolitics of Debt in the UK

13:00-13:15 Benjamin Schwarz (150) Uncovering the True “Ability to Pay” of Debtors – Infra-Politics, Myths and Violence in the Danish Enforcement Arrangement


CONFERENCE HALL 3

Panel no. 27 - The Future of Indigenous Knowledge in Anthropology Convenors: Viacheslav Rudnev, Dorothy Billings Session 1/2

12:15-12:30 Dorothy K. Billings (138) Anthropology’s Special Competence, Then, Now, and Future

12:30-12:45 Marina Martynova (192) Nature Using and Traditional Meals in Multicultural Community (the Case of Russia)

12:45-13:00 Viacheslav Rudnev (190) Towards a New Vision of the Meaning of Folk Experience in Nature Using

13:00-13:15 Leslie E. F. Page Indigenous Peoples' Traditional Knowledge in the Context of Climate Change



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CONFERENCE HALL 4



12:15-12:30 Tao Ye (176) "Cultural Heritage" in East Asian Politics and Global Market

12:30-12:45 Kuniko Fujiwara (171) Authentic Replicas and Miraculous Souvenirs: Towards a New Framework for the Study of Copied Goods

12:45-13:00 Yue Wu (203) Dialogue with J. K. Fairbank and G. William Skinner: Cantonese Businessmen and Lingnan & National Market System from the Perspective of Neo-classical Structural-Functionalism

13:00-13:15 Ni Lu, Jijiao Zhang (116) Neoclassical Structural-Functionalism: Regarding Intangible Cultural Heritage as an Endogenetic Drive in Modern Industrial Development

13:15-13:30 Li Yang (492) The New Structural Functionalism: Time-honored Brand Network Sale and Supply-side Reform in China

13:30-13:45 Dan Song (493) Traditional-to-modern Transformation of Ethnic Economic-cultural Pattern from the Perspective of Neo-classical “Structural-Functionalism”


CONFERENCE HALL 5

Panel no. 45 - Whose Future Is It? Temporality and Asymmetric Politics in Times of Uncertainty Convenors: Alexandra Schwell, Saša Poljak Istenič Session 2/2

12:15-12:30 Magdalena Tendera (133) Imagining Hunger: Sovereignty, Hunger Strikes and Experience of Famine in Northern Ireland, Ukraine and Kazakhstan

12:30-12:45 Nina Vodopivec (75) The Future Is Now: Towards Social Responsibility and Care


CONFERENCE HALL 6

Panel no. 21 - An Anthropology of Policy: Legacies and Future Challenges - AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGICAL

ASSOCIATION, ASSOCIATION FOR THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF POLICY (ASAP)

Convenors: Paul Stubbs, Cris Shore Session 1/3

12:15-12:30 Soumendra Mohan Patnaik (429) National Priorities and Regional Possibilities in India’s New Education Policy - 2020 : An Ethnographic Analysis

12:30-12:45 Leyla Safta-Zecheria (76) Contradictions of Political Inclusion of Vulnerabilized People’s Perspectives in Policies Governing Their Everyday Lives: A Critical Policy Analysis of Deinstitutionalization

12:45-13:00 Constanza Galanti (413) The Scale of Healthcare Struggles. Understanding the Disjuncture Between National Mobilizations and European Economic Governance Policy-Making in the Italian Case

13:00-13:15 Maria Klara Kuss (155) Profound Clashes of Beliefs: A Bottom-up Perspective on Social Protection Policy Processes in Zambia


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13:15-13:30 Louis Vuilleumier (339)

“I‘ve Made the Street My Home“: Deviant Entrepreneurial Journey of Illegalized Sub-Saharan Migrants Within European Mobility Regimes


CONFERENCE HALL 7

Panel no. 58 - Coming of Age for the Traditional Medicine System of Indigenous Populations: Is Connecting the Unconnected the Way Forward? - IUAES COMMISSION ON

MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY

Convenors: Nishant Saxena, Tom Marshall Session 2/2

12:15-12:30 Rajesh Gururaj Kundargi (27) Situating Traditional and Modern Reproductive Healthcare within the Contemporary Discourse on Public Health in Rural South India

12:30-12:45 Sakshi Saxena, Nishant Saxena (393) An Integrated Future: Connecting The Unconnected Traditional Healing System

12:45-13:00 Shruti Singh Saxena (391) Delving Into the Less Explored Traditional Knowledge of Ethnomedicine of the Denotified, Nomadic and Semi-Nomadic Communities in Western India

13:00-13:15 Nishant Saxena (390) Bridging Gaps in Access to Public Health in Tribal Areas of India: Connecting Science and Community


CONFERENCE HALL 8

Panel no. 26 - Enterprise Anthropology: Recent Developments and Future Perspectives - IUAES COMMISSION

ON ENTERPRISE ANTHROPOLOGY

Convenors: Keiko Yamaki, Tomoko Hamada Session 2/2

12:15-12:30 Tobias Köllner, Sigurn Caspary (294) Family Firms and Business Families in Russia and Japan: A Cross-Cultural Research Perspective

12:30-12:45 Clara Hyun-Jung Lee (180) The Creating Shared Value by the Enterprises

12:45-13:00 Kanae Teramoto (120) Spread of Institutions and Ideas on Human Rights Issues in the Supply Chain


WEDNESDAY, 10 MARCH 2021

17:00-18:45

PANELS' SESSIONS (CONFERENCE HALLS 1-7)

CONFERENCE HALL 1

Panel no. 41 - Technology: Teaching and Learning Anthropology Around the World - IUAES COMMISSION ON

DOCUMENTATION AND IUAES COMMISSION ON ANTHROPOLOGY AND EDUCATION

Convenors: Mary Hallin, Emma Ford Discussant: Virgina R. Dominguez Session1/2

17:00-17:15 Edward Liebow, Nate Wambold, Daniel Ginsberg, Nell Koneczny (329) Raising Our Voices – AAA’s 2020 Virtual Event Series and its Implications for Quality, Breadth, Accessibility and Sustainability

17:15-17:30 Emma Ford (420) Ideas From the Online Pivot: Behaviour and Social Interaction in Online Conferences, Webinars and Training Sessions

17:30-17:45 Francine Barone, Matthew Longcore (223) Teaching and Learning with the eHRAF Databases





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17:45-18:00 Michael Wesch (327) Teaching ANTH 101 Beyond Walls, Borders, and Ideologies: The Past and Future Of anth101.com

17:00-18.45 Discussion

CONFERENCE HALL 2

Panel no. 91 - Knowing in the Field: Ethnography in Overbearing Conditions - ARAB COUNCIL FOR THE SOCIAL

SCIENCES

Convenors: Muzna Al-Masri, Elizabeth Saleh

17:00-17:15 Kholoud Al-Ajarma (310) Aspects of the Researcher’s Identity and Their Impact on Ethnographic Research

17:15-17:30 Muzna Al-Masri (258) Between the "Revolutionaries" and the "Sceptics": Ethnographic Research in Emergent and Polarized Political Moments

17:30-17:45 Myriam Amri (195) The Thawra as Ethnographic Frame: Insights From an Ethnographer in/From Tunisia

17:45-18:00 Bogdan Dražeta (91) Ethnographic Experience in Bosnia and Herzegovina: "Living in" the Field and Encountering Fieldwork Challenges in Urban Areas


CONFERENCE HALL 3

Panel no. 27 - The Future of Indigenous Knowledge in Anthropology Convenors: Viacheslav Rudnev, Dorothy Billings Session 2/2

17:00-17:15 Veronika Beranská, Zdeněk Uherek (216) Transfer of Medical Indigenous Knowledge: Central European Case

17:15-17:30 James Sanford Phillips (159) Indigenous Peoples’ Legal Struggles in Guatemala

17:30-17:45 Somenath Bhattacharjee (290) Significance of Traditional Number System, Measurements and Ethnic Calendar Among the Little Known Karbi Tribal Group in Assam, India

17:45-18:00 Jamaal Santos Omamalin (61) “Tagay ta, Bai!”: The Social Dynamics of Filipino Social Drinking


CONFERENCE HALL 5

Panel no. 108 - Refuge, Refugees and Forced Migration -

IUAES COMMISSION ON MIGRATION

Convenors: Mónica Ibanez-Angulo, Martha Judith Sanchez

17:00-17:15 Robert Rydzewski, Izabela Wagner (361) Harming by Interviewing. Methodological and Ethical Dilemmas of In-deep Interviews 

17:15-17:30 Margaret Louise Bullen (40) Irun's Welcome Network: Refugees on the Basque Border

17:30-17:45 Lucy Hunt (321) “Make Them Invisible… and Then They Actually Disappear”: The Impact of Everyday Bordering on Young Refugees’ Post-Compulsory Education in Greece

17.45-18:00 Mónica Ibanez Angulo (248) The Role of Volunteering in Promoting the Social Integration of Refugees



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CONFERENCE HALL 6

Panel no. 21 - An Anthropology of Policy: Legacies and Future Challenges - AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGICAL



17:00-17:15 Sarah A. Robert (38) Conflict, Policies-in-Process, and Policy Bundles: An Anthropology of Policy for Challenging Times

17:15-17:30 Samuel Shapiro (199) The Anthropology of Policy and the Anthropology of Institutions: Convergences, Divergences and Complementarity

17:30-17:45 David Scott (372) Consultants as Assemblers – Exploring Development Consultancy as Consensus-Based Practice

17.45-18:00 Valeriya Vasilkova, Nataliya Legostaeva (229) Social Bots in the Context of Democratic Processes: Manipulators or Assistants?

18:00-18:15 Boris Maia (48) Subjects of State: Policies of State Recruitment and the Formation of Subjectivities in Contemporary Brazil


CONFERENCE HALL 7

Panel no. 90 - The role of Applied Anthropology in Behavior Change Communication (BCC) in HIV prevention and COVID-19: focus on generational, cultural and life challenges - IUAES

COMMISSION ON ANTHROPOLOGY OF HIV AND AIDS Session 1/2 Convenors: Anita Nudelman, Sanja Špoljar Vržina

17:00-17:15

Ever Sánchez Osorio, Maria Guadalupe Ramirez-Rojas, Manuel Garza Zepeda, Nashyeli Figueroa Galván (504) Intercultural Processes in Traditional Health Systems: The Case of Amuzgos from Guerrero, Mexico Against COVID-19

17:15-17:30

Bai Cham, Anita Nudelman, Fanta Jatta Sowe, Almamo Barrow (408) Information, Education and Communication and Behaviour Change Communication (IEC/BCC) Approaches on HIV in The Gambia. A Qualitative Operational Research

17:30-17:45

Francisco Antonio Ramirez-Rojas, Maria Guadalupe

Ramirez-Rojas (354)

Protective Practices Against COVID-19 Among Amuzgos Nancue Ñomndaa from Guerrero, Mexico. Discussions From Resilience

17.45-18:00

Michelle R. Kaufman (419) From HIV to COVID-19 - Learning from Youth and their Use of Digital Technology to Combat Pandemics

18:00-18:15

Catherine Barasa Asekenye (423) Anthropological Reflections on the Impact of Epidemics on Women and Girls in Uganda: Could Inclusive Responses Have Better Social Outcomes?



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Thursday, 11 March 2021 10:00-11:45 PANELS' SESSIONS (Conference halls 1-8)




WAU Steering Committee meeting [CLOSED]

15:00-16:30 Plenary session – Roundtable 1 (Plenary hall) Empowering Anthropology in the Face of Crises – sponsored by World Anthropological Union (WAU) Organizers: Junji Koizumi and Carmen Sílvia de Moraes Rial Participants: Akhil Gupta, Michal Buchowski, Vesna Vučinić Nešković, Subhadra Channa, Divine Fuh



THURSDAY, 11 MARCH 2021 10:00-11:45 PANELS' SESSIONS (CONFERENCE HALLS 1-8)

CONFERENCE HALL 1

Panel no. 06 - Feminist-Inspired Activist Imaginaries for Making Change: Social Making, Legacies and Methodological Framings (joint 13 & 29) Convenors: Katarzyna Kosmala, Fiona Hackney, Jana Milovanović, Ana Vivoda Panel no. 6.1 Weaving Cross-Generational Theory: Alternative Futures for Feminist Activism-Inspired Methodologies Session 1/2

10:00-10:10 Introductory note 10:10-10:25 Katarzyna Kosmala (57)

Performing Industrial Labour at War: ‘Waveless’ Feminist Inquiry into Women in Engineering

10:25-10:35 Discussion 10:35-10:50 Ana Vivoda, Katarzyna Kosmala (276)

Timeless Struggle Over the Feminist Paradigm: Representing Dynamics of Gender Identity Construction Then and Now

10:50-11:00 Discussion 11:00-11:15 Niga Sayyed (285)

Who is She? 11:15-11:45 Discussion


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CONFERENCE HALL 2



Convenors: Marek Mikuš, Irene Sabaté Session 3/3 – Politics and Ideologies of Household Debt

10:00-10:15 Agnes Gagyi (319) Popular Right, Ideological Heterogeneity, and the Management of Capitalist Crisis: The Politicization of the Forex Mortgage Crisis in Hungary

10:15-10:30 Valentina Ausserladscheider (186) The Rise of Anti-Financialisation Discourse in Far-Right Parties

10:30-10:45 Matthew Sparkes (173) ‘I Just Felt Responsible for My Debts’: Austerity, Debt Morality and Class Exploitation

10:45-11:00 Christian Schirmer (141) Capitalism on the Couch: The Creation and Consequences of the Indebted Subject Position in the 'Greek Debt Crisis' of 2010

11:00-11:15 Balázs Gosztonyi (379) Everyday Representations and Narratives of the Swiss Franc Loan Crisis in the Hungarian Tabloid Press


CONFERENCE HALL 3

Panel no. 35 - Time, (Im)Mobility and Vulnerability Convenors: Flavia Cangia, Brigitte Suter Session 2/2 – Migration

10:00-10:15 Katarzyna Wolanik Boström (21) Ageing in the Aftermath of EU’s “Free Mobility”. Migrants From Central- and Eastern European (CEE) Countries in Sweden

10:15-10:30 Robert Rydzewski (446) Hope, Waiting and Mobility: Migrant Movement as In-Betweenness

10:30-10:45 Paweł Tomasz Witanowski (452) Young Academics’ Mobility. Compromises in the Present for the Sake of Desired Future

10:45-11:00 Łukasz Kaczmarek (463) Free Movement of Goods and… Servants

11.00-11.45 Discussion

CONFERENCE HALL 4



10:00-10:15 Idham Bachtiar Setiadi (491) Reconstructing and Activating the Spice Routes in Indonesia

10:15-10:30 Lei Dang (494) Beyond Freedman’s Lineage Research Paradigm: From “Separation Theory” to “Matching Theory”

10:30-10:45 Shanshan Qiao (130) Research on the Transformation of Governance Model From Structure to Action Under the Background of Risk Society

10:45-11:00 Jiaxi Zhang (495) Intrinsic Value in Tourism: Deep Analysis of Tourism Endowment and Tourism Development

11:00-11:15 Marta Nešković (202) The Shaolin Kungfu between Tradition and Modernity



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CONFERENCE HALL 5

Panel no. 48 - "Twice-Migrants" in the Context of Nationality, Nationalism and Nationhood - IUAES COMMISSION ON

MIGRATION

Convenors: Bobby Luthra Sinha, Anand Singh 10:00-10:15 Paulina Niechciał (417)

Parsis in the United States of America as Zoroastrian “Twice Migrants” – Identity Issues

10:15-10:30 Paula Gadze, Zuleika Crosa (217) Ethnic Return Migration. A Case of Double Migration Between Argentina and Croatia

10:30-10:45 Rita Reis (185) Volver: Transgenerational Student Migrations Among Sahrawi Refugees and Future Perspectives Concerning the Return


CONFERENCE HALL 6

Miscellaneous, session 3 Moderator: Eva Anđela Delale

10:00-10:15 Nidhi Balyan (434) Young Women and Social Media: Changing Rural Landscape

10:15-10:30 Barbara Turk Niskač (340) Hanging Around on and Offline: Between the Escape From Social Control and New Forms of Surveillance

10:30-10:45 Marie Daugey (334) Children’s Participation in Ritual and Religious Life: Between Instituted Role and Innovative Involvement

10:45-11:00 Debendra Biswal (448) Justifying Relativism in Human Rights: Judicial Response to Child Trafficking and Human Rights in Jharkhand, India

11:00-11:15 Neetu Singh Somvanshi (101) Tribal Youths in the Field Under Fire: Marginalisation vs. Development


CONFERENCE HALL 8

Panel no. 56 - Mobilities and Materialities: Body,

Infrastructure, and Environment Convenors: Fukachi Furukawa, Aya Udagawa Session 1/2

10:00-10:15 Ryoko Sachi-Noro (156) Bodies, Mobilities and Materialities in the Space of “Gypsy Pilgrimage”

10:15-10:30 Fukachi Furukawa (395) Walking Body, Bodies as Infrastructure: On the Arrangement of the “Road” in Southern Foothills of Mt. Everest, Nepal

10:30-10:45 Nikolai Sergeevich Goncharov (243) Modes of Space Using in the North of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

10:45-11:00 Makibi Nakano (263) Indigenous Knowledge for Fishing and Adapting for Material Change: Case of Sama-Bajau People in Indonesia





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CONFERENCE HALL 1

Panel no. 06 - Feminist-Inspired Activist Imaginaries for Making Change: Social Making, Legacies and Methodological Framings (joint 13 & 29) Convenors: Katarzyna Kosmala, Fiona Hackney, Jana Milovanović, Ana Vivoda Panel no. 6.1 Weaving Cross-Generational Theory: Alternative Futures for Feminist Activism-Inspired Methodologies Session 2/2

12:15-12:30 Mina Petra Baginova (227) Against the Anti-Gender Illiberal Politics: Contemporary Feminist Mobilisations in East Central Europe

12:30-12.40 Discussion 12:40-12:55 Magdalena Sztandara (435)

Back and Forth: Knowledge Production and Methodological Dilemmas in the Crowded Fields

12:55-13:10 Discussion 13:10-13:20 Miriam Pillar Grossi, Marinês Rosa (449)

Self-Care as a Feminist Methodology: Report of the Support Network Experience During the COVID 19 Pandemic in Brazil


CONFERENCE HALL 2

Panel no. 31 - The Potentiality of Encounters Convenors: Sabine Bauer-Amin, Aleksandra Reczuch

Session 1/2 12:15-12:30 Mirian Alves Souza (445)

Cleavage and Hijab Among Women From the Syrian Conflict in Brazil

12:30-12.45 Maja Dolinar (430) Generating New Knowledge in the Field through Art

12:45-13:00 Sandra Fernandez (183) Doing Research as Racialised and Gendered Beings

13.00-14:00 Discussion

CONFERENCE HALL 3

Panel no. 81 - Essentialism in Deprecatory Expressions of the Other: Comparing Mid-19th to Mid-20th Century Examples with Those of the Early 21st Century - IUAES COMMISSION ON

MARGINALIZATION AND GLOBAL APARTHEID Convenors: Andrew 'Mugsy' Spiegel, Marie Wallace

12:15-12:30 Andrew D. Spiegel (357) Making the Other: Essentialism in Images of South African Traditionality

12:30-12.45 Robert James Thornton (465) Bantus and Bushmen: A Critique of the Core Essentialism of South African History and Social Sciences

12:45-13:00 Jonatan Kurzwelly, Malin Sonja Wilckens (318) Calcified Identities: Persisting Essentialism in Collections of Human Remains

13:00-13:15 Sofia Poulia (119) Transnational Lives: Essentialism in the Construction of National Identity


CONFERENCE HALL 4

Panel no. 99 - National Intimacy, Historical Present and Possibilities of New Imaginaries Convenors: Senka Božić Vrbančić, Maree Pardy Session 1/2

12:15-12:30 Erzsébet Barát (234) Reimagining Precarity: How to Challenge Article33 and Mobilize for Identifying as Transgender


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12:30-12:45 Jelena Kupsjak (350) National Intimacy and Humanitarian Reason: Ethnographic Fragment of Psychiatric Hospital Ugljan

12:45-13:00 Iva Krtalić, Senka Božić-Vrbančić (425) Cultural Diversity and the Politics of Emotions in the Media

13:00-13:15 Sanja Đurin (436) The Politics of Sentimentality and Diaspora Narratives


CONFERENCE HALL 5

Panel no. 104 - Performing Substances, Transmitting Legacies Convenors: Federica Toldo, Juliana P. Lima Caruso Session 1/2

12:15-12:30 Nilika Mehrotra (338) Journeys of Mahaprasad: Global Flows and Refiguring Food and Ritual in Odisha, India

12:30-12.45 Vanessa Rosemary Lea (383) Substantiating the Ancestors of an Amazonian First People in Central Brazil Through Their Personal Names

12:45-13:00 Federica Toldo (369) Blood, Kin and Shared Mediumship in Xinguilamento Ritual Practice (Luanda, Angola)

13:00-13:15 Oscar Ivan Garcia Rodriguez (402) Coca, Tobacco and Blood: Substances and Filiation Among the Murui-Muina of the Amazon


CONFERENCE HALL 6 Panel no. 88 - Emerging Urban Political Subjectivities: Synergies, Tensions, Contradictions, and Transformations in Pluralizing Cities Convenors: Tilmann Heil, Raúl Acosta Session 1/2

12:15-12:30 Maria Vasile, Antonio Vesco (210) A Common Language. Institutions, Third Sector and Counter-Hegemonic Movements in Turin, Italy

12:30-12.45 Lorena Volpini (467) Organising by Keeping Them Alive: Black Women NGO Leaders as Political Actors in a Brazilian Periphery

12:45-13:00 Indrani Mukherjee (374) A Confluence Between Biopolitics, Securetisation and Technology: The Case of a Gated Community in Gurugram, India Through the COVID-19 Pandemic

13:00-13:15 Raul Gerardo Acosta Garcia (254) Intimate Urban Ecologies: Cycling in Mexico City as Path to Environmental Activism


CONFERENCE HALL 8 Panel no. 56 - Mobilities and Materialities: Body,

Infrastructure, and Environment Convenors: Fukachi Furukawa, Aya Udagawa Session 2/2

12:15-12:30 Ketevan Gurchiani (34) Rivers as Entanglement of Natural, Supernatural and Infrastructural

12:30-12.45 Miki Namba (235) Dealing with Environments: Transitions in the Mobility and Materiality of Flexible Infrastructure



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CONFERENCE HALL 1 Panel no. 06 - Feminist-Inspired Activist Imaginaries for Making Change: Social Making, Legacies and Methodological Framings (joint 13 & 29) Convenors: Katarzyna Kosmala, Fiona Hackney, Jana Milovanović, Ana Vivoda Panel no. 6.2 Making Change: Social Making and the Material Imaginaries of Everyday Activisms Session 1/2

17:00-17:05 Introductory note 17:05-17:20 Fiona Hackney (412)

Care in the Time of COVID: Quiet Activism and Community Resource

17:20-17:30 Discussion 17:30-17:45 Brenda Miller (93)

Making the Invisible Visible, a Comparative Study of Meaning: The Invisibility of Commercial Mending and the Visibility of Social Mending

17:45-17:55 Discussion 17:55-18:10 Anne-Marie Atkinson (209)

Becoming Artists: Learning Disabled Practioners and Professionalisation

18:10-18:20 Discussion 18:20-18:35 Sonia Chinn (333)

Resistance, Empowerment, and Cultural Politics: Female Indigenous Textile Producers in Guatemala


CONFERENCE HALL 2 Panel no. 31 - The Potentiality of Encounters Convenors: Sabine Bauer-Amin, Aleksandra Reczuch

Session 2/2 17:00-17:15 Anna Horolets (132)

The Potentiality of Uncertainty: Polish Post 2004-Migrants’ Encounters With the Other

17:15-17:30 Cecilia Guimarães Bastos (129) An Anthropological Approach to Travel Encounters

17:30-17:45 Sabine Bauer-Amin (62) Desired Encounters


CONFERENCE HALL 3 Panel no. 60 - Anthropology as Education. Exploring Practices and Opportunities to Employ Anthropology in the Formation of the Citizens and the Professionals of the Future - IUAES

COMMISSION ON ANTHROPOLOGY AND EDUCATION

Convenors: Leonardo Menegola, Joy Hendry

Session 1/2 17:00-17:15 Tracy R. Rone (475)

Anthropology for All: Insight for an Anthropology as Education Curriculum

17:15-17:30 Manuela Tassan (406) Anthropology for Upper Secondary School Teachers: A Reflection on Italian Experience

17:30-17:45 Rogéria Campos de Almeida Dutra (353) Anthropology in Brazilian Secondary Education: Increasing the Notion of Brazilian Citizenship

17:45-18:00 Adam Runacres, Remi Davis (323) Reconciling Differences and the Challenges of Building Anthropology into English School Subjects



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CONFERENCE HALL 4 Panel no. 99 - National Intimacy, Historical Present and Possibilities of New Imaginaries Convenors: Senka Božić Vrbančić, Maree Pardy Session 2/2

17:00-17:15 Viktorija Kudra Beroš (239) Bleiburg and National Intimacy in Croatia

17:15-17:30 Elena S. Soboleva (265) The Formation of the Croatian Community and Russian Ethnographic Expedition in South America at the Beginning of the 20th Century

17:30-17:45 Anna Malewska-Szaly (169) Post-Peasant Imaginaries and Contemporary Forms of Nation-Building

17:45-18:00 Nicole Kabus, Lidia Rodak (193) Writing a New Story for the World Through Dreaming. The Analysis of the Dreams Shared in an Online Group


CONFERENCE HALL 5 Panel no. 104 - Performing Substances, Transmitting Legacies Convenors: Federica Toldo, Juliana P. Lima Caruso Session 1/2

17:00-17:15 Juliana P. Lima Caruso (378) The Man Who Interrogates Snakes: Kinship, Substance and Performance Among Traditional Fishermen From the Southeastern Brazilian Coast

17:15-17:30 Emily Pierini (438) Substances of Healing: Embodied Knowing Between Addiction and Spiritual Trance

17:30-17:45 Daniela Salvucci (356) Hair, Cloths, and Coca Leaves: Relational Substances and Life-Forces in Northwestern Andean Argentina

17:45-18:00 Clarissa Reche, Érico Perrella (313) Searching for Blood: Approximation Between the Development of Menstrual Technologies and War Technologies


CONFERENCE HALL 6 Panel no. 88 - Emerging Urban Political Subjectivities: Synergies, Tensions, Contradictions, and Transformations in Pluralizing Cities Convenors: Tilmann Heil, Raúl Acosta Session 2/2

17:00-17:15 Stoyanka Andreeva Eneva (386) No Escape From the Neighbourhood: Racism and Anti-Racist Spaces in Madrid

17:15-17:30 Tilmann Heil (259) Fragmented Political Action. Enacting Multiplicity Framed by Coalitions Among Rio de Janeiro’s Migrant and Non-Migrant Inhabitants


CONFERENCE HALL 7 Panel no. 90 - The role of Applied Anthropology in Behavior Change Communication (BCC) in HIV prevention and COVID-19: focus on generational, cultural and life challenges - IUAES

COMMISSION ON ANTHROPOLOGY OF HIV AND AIDS Session 2/2 Convenors: Anita Nudelman, Sanja Špoljar Vržina

17:00-17:15 Paul Nchoji Nkwi (479) Emerging Epidemics: HIV And COVID-19: African Perspectives


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17:15-17:30 Maria Guadalupe Ramirez-Rojas, Lina Diaz-Castro, Hector Cabello Rangel, Ever Sánchez Osorio, Mauricio I. Velázquez-Posada (307) Performance of the Health System in Mexico in the Face of

the COVID-19 Pandemic From the Perspective of Key

Actors

17:30-17:45 Maria Guadalupe Ramirez-Rojas, Ever Sánchez Osorio, Lina Diaz-Castro, Nashyeli Figueroa Galván, Hector Cabello Rangel, Mauricio I. Velázquez-Posada (505) Vulnerable Groups and COVID-19 in Mexico. Responsible, Supportive or Absent Policies?

17:45-18:00 Sanja M. Špoljar-Vržina, Marija Geiger Zeman, Zdenko Zeman (400) Lessons Forgotten From HIV/AIDS, Lessons Imposed Through COVID-19: Illusionary Worlds of Global Public Health Management


CONFERENCE HALL 8 Panel no. 33 - Imagining Europe - Fantasies Around Migration to Europe - IUAES COMMISSION ON MIGRATION

Convenors: Sophia Thubauville, Kristín Loftsdóttir Session 1/2 – Inner-European Migration

17:00-17:15 Kristin Loftsdóttir, Sigrún Valsdóttir (416) Investing in the Future:  Post-Crisis Migration Between Spain and Iceland

17:15-17:30 Alina Ioana Branda (401) Fluid Europe? On Intra- European Imaginaries and Experiences of Migration

17:30-17:45 Annika Kirbis (385) Fantasies of the 'Eternal Enemy': The Figure of the 'Turk' and Xenophobia in Austria Today



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Friday, 12 March 2021 10:00-11:45 PANELS' SESSIONS (Conference halls 1-7)




IUAES Council of Commissions meeting [CLOSED]

15:00-16:30 Plenary session – Roundtable 2 (Plenary hall) Not Quite the End of Nomadism? Organizer: Anthony Howarth Participants: David Sneath, Dawn Chatty, Thomas Barfield, Ariell Ahearn, Greta Semplici, Freya Hope, Jakko Heiskanen, Marco Solimene, Cory Rodgers



FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2021 10:00-11:45 PANELS' SESSIONS (CONFERENCE HALLS 1-7)

CONFERENCE HALL 1 Panel no. 06 - Feminist-Inspired Activist Imaginaries for Making Change: Social Making, Legacies and Methodological Framings (joint 13 & 29) Convenors: Katarzyna Kosmala, Fiona Hackney, Jana Milovanović, Ana Vivoda Panel no. 6.2 Making Change: Social Making and the Material Imaginaries of Everyday Activisms Session 2/2

10:00-10:15 Jana Milovanović (481) To Walk Across the Border, to Tell a Different Tale: Schengen Heritage From Below

10:15-10:25 Discussion 10:25-10:40 Somen Rath (437)

Contours of Social Sustainability in Saora Art: An Abductive Approach to Liminality Among Lanjia Saoras of Rayagada, Odisha, India

10:40-10:50 Discussion 10:50-10:55 Maiia Sivtseva (144) (poster)

Civic Engagement on Permafrost. Evaluating Collaborative Architectural Making as a Tool for Provoking Civic Placemaking Initiatives in Yakutsk, North-Eastern Siberia



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CONFERENCE HALL 2 Panel no. 87 - Capitalizing Return. Remigrants and Transnational Networks as Significant Actors of Change Convenors: Caroline Hornstein Tomic, Remus Gabriel Anghel Session 1/3 – Return Reasons & Pathways

10:00-10:15 Ingrida Gečienė-Janulionė (478) Civic and Political Contribution of the Remigrants in Central East European Countries

10:15-10:30 Ovidiu Oltean (461) Transnational Return and the Development of New Mobilities

10:30-10:45 Caroline Hornstein Tomić, Dora Bagić, Maja Kurilić (444) Permanent Traces of Temporary Residents? Explorations Into a Current Migration Phenomenon in Croatia


CONFERENCE HALL 3 Panel no. 60 - Anthropology as Education. Exploring Practices and Opportunities to Employ Anthropology in the Formation of the Citizens and the Professionals of the Future - IUAES

COMMISSION ON ANTHROPOLOGY AND EDUCATION

Convenors: Leonardo Menegola, Joy Hendry

Session 2/2 10:00-10:15 Viviana Luz Toro Matuk, Stefano Fontana (424)

Anthropology in Physiotherapist Education. The Physician Poetic Body and the Importance of the Encounter in Caring Education

10:15-10:30 Angeliki Mitropoulou (365) The Practical Value of Anthropological Understandings on Empathy. Teaching Anthropology to Future Greek Doctors

10:30-10:45 Toshiaki Inoue (245) Anthropology for High-Level Professional Caregivers

10.45-11:00 Marija Raguž (24) History of Medicine Syllabi and Medical Anthropology: An Experience from Croatia


CONFERENCE HALL 4 Panel no. 71 - Encounters Across Difference: Moving Beyond Dark Anthropology - IUAES COMMISSION ON THE

ANTHROPOLOGY OF TOURISM

Convenors: Natalia Bloch, Noel B. Salazar 10:00-10:15 William Wheeler (314)

Caring for People Through Caring for Plants: A Therapeutic Gardening Project for Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Manchester, UK

10:15-10:30 Francesco Vietti, Meghann Ormond (336) Transformative Encounters: Guided Tours and Guidebooks as Tools to Move Beyond Multicultural Tolerance

10:30-10:45 Agata Kochaniewicz (381) Friendship in the Times of Pandemic: Empathy, Care and Sharing Among Highly Skilled Migrant Women in Norway

10.45-11:00 Marek Pawlak (275) Temporal Encounters: Crisis, Migration and Futures in Iceland

11:00-11:15 Natalia Bloch (344) Not-So-Empty Meeting Grounds. Encounters Across Difference in the Informal Tourism Sector in India


CONFERENCE HALL 5 Panel no. 53 - The Human Legacy of Kinship - IUAES

COMMISSION ON THEORETICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

Convenors: Dwight Read, Vladimir Popov Session 1/2

10:00-10:15 Vladimir Aleksandrovich Popov (443) Communicative Discourse of Systems of Terms of Kinship and Affinity: The Russian Case Study

10:15-10:30 Anna Siim Moskvitina (426) Umm-walad (“Mother-of-child”) in Arabian Kinship and Inheritance of Power (a case study of the Omani-Zanzibari al-Busaid Dynasty)



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10:30-10:45 Sam Passmore, Kyla Quinn, Catherine Sheard, Wolfgang Barth, Luis Henrique Oliveira, Joshua Birchall, Simon J. Greenhill, Nicholas D. Evans, Fiona M. Jordan (360) Kinbank: A Global Database of Kinship Terminology


CONFERENCE HALL 6 Panel no. 73 - New Social Movements and Development: Perspectives from Global South Convenors: Iswar Naik, Raghurama Trichur

10:00-10:15 Yuka Nakamura (200) Hybrid Social Movement Over Health Care in Contemporary Nepal

10:15-10:30 Neha Singh (153) The Disability Movement: Reflection from Global South

10:30-10:45 Palak Dhiman (148) Collective Attempt to Re-Center Femininity

10.45-11:00 Iswar Chandra Naik (107) The Naxalite Movements and Development Challenges in India: A Case Study of Odisha

11:00-11:15 Sipra Sagarika (95) Understanding New Social Movement through Niyamgiri Movement in Odisha


CONFERENCE HALL 7 Miscellaneous, session 2 Moderator: Barbara Cvitkušić

10:00-10:15 Cecilia Paradiso (428) Looking at Environmental Policies From a National Park: An Ethnography of Multidirectional and Diachronic Inputs

10:15-10:30 Theresa Mentrup (299) #Nãofoiacidente: The Political Meaning of the Nature/Culture Dualism in the Context of Recent Dam Collapses in Minas Gerais/Brazil

10:30-10:45 Adelaide Mura (298) The New Material Culture Produced by the Wars in Yugoslavia: Monumentalisation Practices and Policies

10.45-11:00 Ani Bajrami (280) Here's to Future Days: Climate Change and Hydropower Plants Construction in Albania

11:00-11:15 Dario Nardini (18) Calcio Storico Fiorentino. Enacting Florentine “Identity”, Reanimating Florentine History and Reclaiming Florence’s Cultural Heritage



CONFERENCE HALL 1 Panel no. 77 - Health Transition in Modern Societies Convenors: Jelena Šarac, Noel Cameron

12:15-12:30 Janina Tutkuviene, Ruta Morkuniene, Simona Gervickaite, Egle Marija Jakimaviciene (486) Sex Ratio at Birth and Gestational Age of Lithuanian Newborns in Relation to Global Economic Recessions and Local Social Measures

12:30-12:45 Leslie Sue Lieberman (213) Adolescent Obesity Transition from Stigma to Positive Body Image: The Role of Popular Media

12:45-13:00 Márcio Vilar (331) Health Transition and Paradigm Shift in Brazil: The Immunosuppression Versus Immunostimulation Debate on the Internet

13:00-13:15 Ravinder Singh (10) Indigenous Healing Ways and Intellectual Property Rights: Cross-cultural Perspectives on Effective Integration



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CONFERENCE HALL 2 Panel no. 87 - Capitalizing Return. Remigrants and Transnational Networks as Significant Actors of Change Convenors: Caroline Hornstein Tomic, Remus Gabriel Anghel Session 2/3 – Return & Forms of Social Remittances

12:15-12:30 Violetta Parutis, Marta Buler (317) Reasons for Return, Transnational Belonging, Re-Adaptation and Social Remittances

12:30-12:45 Alin Croitoru, Anatolie Coșciug (341) Small-Scale Entrepreneurship Among Return Migrants in Romania

12:45-13:00 Vytis Ciubrinkas (376) Factors for Enacting of Social Remittances of Migrants 'Returning With Resources'. the Case of Lithuania


CONFERENCE HALL 3 Panel no. 15 - Coming of Age as Entrepreneurs: Biopolitics and Ethics of Youth in Modern-Day Economies Convenors: Miha Kozorog, Tihana Rubić Session 1/2

12:15-12:30 Saša Poljak Istenič (315) How to Raise an Entrepreneur? Contradicting Educational Experiments in Slovenia

12:30-12:45 Michiko Sawano (83) Ethical Self-Reflection and Biopolitics in Business Administrations: Researches of Japanese Companies

12:45-13:00 Peter Simonič (398) In Search for Job and Reason: Youth in Postindustrial Maribor


CONFERENCE HALL 4 Panel no. 103 - Collaborative Actions and Ethnographic Museums - IUAES COMMISSION ON MUSEUMS AND CULTURAL

HERITAGE

Convenors: Renato Athias, Mohan Kant Gautam 12:15-12:30 Sachiko Kubota (66)

The Continuous Attempts for Further Involvements - Museums and Indigenous People in Australia

12:30-12:45 Ajai Pratap Singh (56) Ethnographic Museums and Collaborative Actions in Indian Context

12:45-13:00 Sofia Sorokina, Elena Soboleva (362) Survival in Developed Territories of South America (1914-1915) Through the Eyes of Russian Naturalists

13:00-13:15 Anna Bottesi (264) Disengaging Anthropology: Reflections on Museological Collaboration Through the Analysis of Two Experiences With Indigenous People of Brazil

13:15-13:30 Renato Athias (261) Discussing Collaborative Actions with Amerindians in Ethnographic Collections in State Museums


CONFERENCE HALL 5 Panel no. 98 - Doing Anthropology: Locating the Self In/Through the Field - IUAES COMMISSION ON

MARGINALIZATION AND GLOBAL APARTHEID

Convenors: Saakshi Joshi, Bernardo Oliveira Session 1/2

12:15-12:30 Justyna Pilarska (503) On Becoming One with the Surrounding: Indigenous and Emic Approach in Qualitative Field Research

12:30-12:45 Shrila Soren (502) Reflections of Self and Other while Doing Autoethnography in a Multi-Sited Field


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12:45-13:00 Pushpendra Johar (499) Fieldwork in a Curfewed Place!

13:00-13:15 Bernardo Oliveira (498) "Let Me Speak Louder Than My Scars", Talking About Disabilities and Autoethnography

13:15-13:30 Saakshi Joshi (488) "Here Comes Another One": Experiences From My Doctoral Research


CONFERENCE HALL 7 Panel no. 54 - What Can Anthropology Offer and What Can It Receive from the New Generations? How to Set up a Bottom-Up Teaching and a Bidirectional Relationship - IUAES

COMMISSION ON ANTHROPOLOGY AND EDUCATION AND WCAA GLOBAL CULTURAL POLICIES TASK FORCE

Convenors: Giovanna Guslini, Sabine Klocke-Daffa Discussant: Vesna Vučinić Nešković Session 1/2

12:15-12:30 Giovanna Guslini (462) I Research Too! Building Socio-Cultural Competencies Together Through Exchange

12:30-12:45 Leonardo Carbonieri Campoy, Fagner Carniel (359) Why So Serious? How Anthropology Can Bring Pleasure Back to Class?

12:45-13:00 Antonella Imperatriz Tassinari (456) Teaching Anthropology to Indigenous Teachers: An Experience of Intercultural Training at UFSC, Brazil

13:00-13:15 Adam Runacres (322) AnthroSchools: Reflections on Anthropology and Widening Participation in the UK



CONFERENCE HALL 1 Panel no. 41 - Technology: Teaching and Learning Anthropology Around the World - IUAES COMMISSION ON

DOCUMENTATION AND IUAES COMMISSION ON ANTHROPOLOGY AND EDUCATION

Convenors: Mary Hallin, Emma Ford Discussant: Virgina R. Dominguez Session2/2

17:00-17:15 David Homa (351) New Methods of Learning: Connecting Students and Educators Through Technology

17:15-17:30 H. Russell Bernard (316) Teaching Research Methods Online

17:30-17:45 Mary J. Hallin (431) Technology and Teaching: Advantages/Disadvantages, Issues to Consider and Lessons Learned

17:45-18:00 Christa Markom, Jelena Tosic (346) Online Sources for Translating Anthropology into Teacher Education - Insights and Outcomes from a European Educational Anthropological Research Project


CONFERENCE HALL 2 Miscellaneous, session 5 Moderator: Jelena Šarac

17:00-17:15 Lina Diaz-Castro, Maria Guadalupe Ramirez-Rojas, Ever Sánchez Osorio, Héctor Cabello Rangel, Mauricio I. Velázquez-Posada (301) The Analytical Framework of Governance in Health Policies in the Face of Health Emergencies


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17:15-17:30 Samanti Kulatilake, Patrick Carmichael (287) Can the Peruvian Mummies Speak? Challenges and Opportunities in Ancient DNA Analyses

17:30-17:45 Etsuko Matsuoka (28) Impact of MDGs on Reproductive Health of Women in Rural Bangladesh

17:45-18:00 Wulf Schiefenhövel (188) Childbirth: a Central Issue for Global Health


CONFERENCE HALL 3 Panel no. 15 - Coming of Age as Entrepreneurs: Biopolitics and Ethics of Youth in Modern-Day Economies Convenors: Miha Kozorog, Tihana Rubić Session 2/2

17:00-17:15 Boštjan Kravanja (347) Patterns of Entrepreneurial Culture: How Happy Can an Entrepreneurial, Self-Initiative and Creative Person Be?

17:15-17:30 Virginia Squizani Rodrigues (415) Exploring Notions of Health and Productivity Among Brazilian Startup Workers Based in Florianópolis, a Southern City of Brazil

17:30-17:45 Miha Kozorog (126) Coworking in Slovenia Between Ideals and the Condition of Smallness


CONFERENCE HALL 5 Panel no. 53 - The Human Legacy of Kinship - IUAES

COMMISSION ON THEORETICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

Convenors: Dwight Read, Vladimir Popov Session 2/2

17:00-17:15 Marnio Teixeira-Pinto (181) Polygyny, Incest and Other Conundrums in Anthropological Theories of Marriage

17:15-17:30 Dwight Read (233) A Paradigm Shift: The Formal Basis for Descriptive Versus Classificatory Terminologies

17:30-17:45 Bradley E. Ensor (09) The Non-Patrilocal European Neolithic: A Critique of Interpretation in aDNA and Isotope Research

17:45-18:00 Fadwa El Guindi (65) Suckling and the Coronavirus: What Does Each Tell Us About Kinship’s Human Foundation


CONFERENCE HALL 6 Panel no. 21 - An Anthropology of Policy: Legacies and Future Challenges - AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGICAL



17:00-17:15 Oleksandra Tarkhanova (22) Policy Making and Policy Implementation on the Margins of the Ukrainian State

17:15-17:30 Maria Lis Baiocchi (471) "You no longer say patrón!": Contesting Discriminatory Language Ideologies through Household Workers' Rights Activism in Buenos Aires, Argentina

17:30-17:45 Britta Acksel (411) Policies for Changing Cities – Anthropological Research on Transformation Instruments

17:45-18:00 Andrés Dapuez (253) Human Capital Policies

18:00-18:15 Paul Stubbs, Cris Shore (256) Covid, Trump, Brexit: The Anthropology of Policy in Troubled Times




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CONFERENCE HALL 7 Panel no. 54 - What Can Anthropology Offer and What Can It Receive from the New Generations? How to Set up a Bottom-Up Teaching and a Bidirectional Relationship - IUAES

COMMISSION ON ANTHROPOLOGY AND EDUCATION AND WCAA GLOBAL CULTURAL POLICIES TASK FORCE

Convenors: Giovanna Guslini, Sabine Klocke-Daffa Discussant: Vesna Vučinić Nešković Session 2/2

17:00-17:15 Shelene Gomes (377) Cultivating Empathy: Student Ethnographic Projects in a Caribbean University

17:15-17:30 Nora Christine Braun (418) Research-Oriented Learning and Teaching in Anthropology as Educational Dialogue between the Generations

17:30-17:45 Lía Ferrero (458) How to Teach Anthropology Beyond Anthropology

17:45-18:00 Palmyra Jackson, Daniel Ginsberg (387) A Bottom-Up Research Approach for Understanding How Undergraduate Anthropology Students Prepare for Life After College


CONFERENCE HALL 8 Panel no. 33 - Imagining Europe - Fantasies Around Migration to Europe - IUAES COMMISSION ON MIGRATION

Convenors: Sophia Thubauville, Kristín Loftsdóttir Session 2/2 – Migration from outside Europe

17:00-17:15 Sarah Bittel (472) European Dreams - Briding Excepectations and Apsirations

17:15-17:30 Helena Dedecek Gertz (178) Migrants Imagining Europe Through Media: Making the Case for a Research Agenda

17:30-17:45 Vinicius Kaue Ferreira (453) Transnational Elites, Intertwined Histories: Postcolonial Imaginaries Amongst Indian Scholars Building an Academic Career in the United Kingdom



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Saturday, 13 March 2021 10:00-11:45 PANELS' SESSIONS (Conference halls 1-7)




IUAES Executive Committee meeting [CLOSED]

15:00-16:30 General Assembly + WAU Constituency Meeting (Plenary hall)

SATURDAY, 13 MARCH 2021 10:00-11:45 PANELS' SESSIONS (CONFERENCE HALLS 1-7)

CONFERENCE HALL 1 Panel no. 74 - Coming of Age on Bilingual Education in Liangshan and New Global Comparisons Convenors: Ga Wu, Maria Kaczmarek Session 1/3

10:00-10:15 Rui Wang (97) Inheriting Excellent Culture of Yi Nationality in Lvyin School

10:15-10:30 Ga Elizabeth Wu, Keqi Mahai, Dezhi Shen (82) The Effect of the State Council's Yi Script Standardization Plan on the Construction of Math Sciences Disciplines – Policy Changes/Local Efforts

10:30-10:45 Wusha Jiri, Wunie Lewu (191) The Important Contribution of Standardizing the Yi Written Language

10:45-11:00 Wusa Emu (206) Liangshan Bilingual Education Mode – Research on Deviation of Policy Implementation and Countermeasures

11:00-11:15 Ruonan Hu (98) Yi-Japanese Bilingual Teaching in Liangshan Prefecture for the College Entrance Examination Project – Reflection from the Investigation Trips


CONFERENCE HALL 2 Panel no. 87 - Capitalizing Return. Remigrants and Transnational Networks as Significant Actors of Change Convenors: Caroline Hornstein Tomic, Remus Gabriel Anghel Session 3/3 – The Relevance of Context for Social Change

10:00-10:15 Remus Gabriel Anghel (328) Few Successful, Many Mobiles. Transnational Return, Ongoing Mobility, and Social Differentiation in Romania


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10:15-10:30 Indra Lukosiene (407) Sensemaking of "Making the Change": Social Remittances of High-Skilled Remigrants in Lithuania

10:30-10:45 Caroline Hornstein Tomić (480) Return Migrants' Contribution to Social Change: Sketch of a Typology for Croatia Since the Transition


CONFERENCE HALL 3 Panel no. 95 - The Tides of Change: Living Off and With Heritage on the Coast Convenors: Nataša Rogelja Caf, Nicolas Bautès

10:00-10:15 Martina Bofulin (123) Tides of Change: Introduction

10:15-10:30 Nitya Rao, Ishita Patil (500) The Tides of Change: Living Off and With Heritage on the Coast

10:30-10:45 Nataša Rogelja Caf, Primož Pipan (125) Following Mullet and Seabass: Movement, Stasis and Borders in the North Adriatic

10:45-11:00 Nicolas Bautes, Bhagat Singh, P Arunkumar (312) A Sociopolitical Trajectory of the Oil Sardine (Sardine Longiceps) in the Coromandel Coast of India

11:00-11:15 Devanathan Parthasarathy, Ishita Patil, Arun B. Inamdar, Yogesh Agarwadkar (242) Indicator Species, Cultural Symbol, Livelihood: Bombay Duck (Bombil) as Coastal Heritage in Mumbai, India


CONFERENCE HALL 4 Panel no. 110 - Next Generation Anthropology: Cosmopolitanian Anthropology, World Anthropology, World Anthropologies, Trans-national Anthropology, or Something Else? - IUAES COMMISSION ON THEORETICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

Convenors: Vesna Vuk Godina, Petr Skalnik 10:00-10:05 Introductory note

10:05-10:20 Alexandru Iorga (441) Anthropologies in Romania and their Legacy: Popular Medicine, Anatomy, Race, and Disguised Sociology

10:20-10:35 Lucia Alma Sunder-Plassmann (447) Europeanization of the Romanian Ethnology & Anthropology. A Situation Analysis of the Disciplines at the 'Eastern Margins' of Europe

10:35-10:50 Alexander Horstmann (342) Non-Western Epistemology and Decolonizing Peace Education in World Anthropology: The Example of Two Diaspora Communities

10:50-11:05 Jessica Martin (81) Developing Derrida’s Radical Hospitality with Multispecies Cosmopolitanism as an Approach for Managing Climate Change Displacement


CONFERENCE HALL 5 Panel no. 50 - Invasiveness: Knowledges, Constructions and Representations of Invasive Species Convenors: Rui M. Sá, Rajindra K. Puri

10:00-10:15 Gregory Lawrence Acciaioli (94) Tilapia Entailments: How Introduction of an Invasive Species Initiated and Then Reversed Migrant Dominance at Lindu, Central Sulawesi (Indonesia)

10:15-10:30 Cecilia Veracini, Marco Masseti (297) Ecological and Cultural Aspects of the Introduction of Non-Human Primates in Insular Environments Beyond Their Homeland

10:30-10:45 Rui M. Sá (442) Sociocultural Perceptions About Invasive Species in the Territory of the Intermunicipal Community Viseu Dão Lafões (Portugal)



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CONFERENCE HALL 6 Panel no. 49 - Ethnographies of Neoliberalism: Hope or Pessimism? Convenors: Sachiko Tanuma, Inge Daniels Session 1/2

10:00-10:25 Sachiko Tanuma (384) Looking at Japan through Cuban and Spanish Eyes: Why Some of Us Think There’s No Alternative

10:25-10:45 Koharu Shiozawa (368) Nightwork Anarchism: How Their Peer Relationship Helped Themselves

10:45-11:05 Haruna Fukasawa (404) Immigration as a Changing Social Factor: The Case of Spain


CONFERENCE HALL 7 Panel no. 63 - Coming of (Old) Age on Earth: Imagining Our Aging Future - IUAES COMMISSION ON AGING AND THE AGED

Convenors: Jason Danely, Erika Takahashi Session 1/2

10:00-10:15 Jason Danely (266) Invisibility and Integration: Two Futures of the World’s Oldest Country

10:15-10:30 Erika Takahashi (271) Imagining/Dis-Imagining the Future of My Home: Uncertainty in Finnish Older Adults’ ‘Housing Trajectories’

10:30-10:45 Ana Perinić Lewis, Tatjana Škarić-Jurić, Jasminka Despot Lučanin, Šime Smolić (221) Experience and Sense of Home in Oldest – Old Retirement Home Residents From Zagreb, Croatia

10:45-11:00 Tihana Rubić (303) The Future of Aging: Practices, Narrations, and Envisioning of Aging in Zagreb's Urban Space


SATURDAY, 13 MARCH 2021 12:15-14:00 PANELS' SESSIONS (CONFERENCE HALLS 1-7)


12:15-12:30 Wusha Jiri, Ga Wu, Kailian Luo (92) 1980 Standardizing Yi Script Plan and the Countermeasures of Promoting the 1980 Standardizing Yi Script Plan

12:30-12.45 Lawei Yang, Zhiyong Yang (89) Standardized Yi Language Scripts and the Relevant Supplied Design for the Pre-School Education

12:45-13:00 Kailian Luo (86) Brief Introduction of the Formulation Process of Yi Specification Scheme

13:00-13:15 Wuga Adi, Xinyan Chi, Xiaoqin Chen, Shiming Zou, Qiu Ye, Yang Su (152) Source Explorations of Characters of Yi and Han from the Perspective of Archaeology: Case of Summer Camps by River Daduhe

13:15-13:30 Gaga Jibu, Weizhe Luowu, Ga Elizabeth Wu, Zigen Xie, Tianrong Yang, Teng Zhao (134) Standardization of Yi Script Plan and Improvement of Bilingual Education Teaching Materials for Discipline Humanities of Type One Model School



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CONFERENCE HALL 2 Panel no. 30 - Generational Affects: Anthropological Ways

Toward Re-Enchanting Disenchantment Convenors: Lisa Richaud, Adam Kingsmith

12:15-12:30 Athanasia Francis (252) “Machete to the Machos!”: Affective Activism in the Fourth Feminist Wave

12:30-12.45 Xin Wang (292) Enveloped by Hope: Yiliao Pianju (Health Fraud Scam), Healthcare and Regimes of Living in Post-reform China

12:45-13:00 Pedro Bogossian-Porto (167) “He Became Like a Father”: Images of the Leader in the Armenian Velvet Revolution

13:00-13:15 Gemma Celigueta, Gemma Orobitg (477) Dreaming Peace. Indigenous Experiences and Dreamlike Stories in the Construction of Historical Memory in Post-Conflict Societies in Latin America


CONFERENCE HALL 3 Panel no. 14 - Environmental Stress Impact on Human Biology, Health Status and Demography Convenors: Grażyna Liczbińska, Miroslav Králík

12:15-12:30 Pankowski Patryk, Helena M. Repczyńska, Wirginia Wojtczak, Grażyna Liczbińska (295) Did WWI Change Marriage Patterns and the Criterion of Partner Selection in Poland?

12:30-12.45 Agnieszka Sobkowiak, Grażyna Liczbińska (281) Did the Ratio of Male-to-Female Live Births Reflect Social and Economic Inequalities? the Pilot Study From the Poznań Province, 1875–1913

12:45-13:00 Jan Golian, Grażyna Liczbińska (296) Sex Ratio at Birth Following the Environmental Stress. the Pilot Study of the Detva Population (the Upper Hungary Kingdom), 1801-1920

13:00-13:15 Oskar Nowak, Grażyna Liczbińska, Janus Piontek (29) Were Inequalities in Trends of Body Size Observed in Polish Lands From the Prussian Sector?

13.15-13:30 Grażyna Liczbińska, Miroslav Králík (23) The Impact of WWII on Birth Body Size. The Polish Evidence


CONFERENCE HALL 5 Panel no. 98 - Doing Anthropology: Locating the Self In/Through the Field - IUAES COMMISSION ON

MARGINALIZATION AND GLOBAL APARTHEID

Convenors: Saakshi Joshi, Bernardo Oliveira Session 2/2

12:15-12:30 Nidhi Gulati (487) Social Anthropology and Its Intersections With Education

12:30-12.45 Katarzyna Slaby (410) "Anthropology Is Constantly About Displacements". Narrating and Locating Myself Within Breast Cancer Support Group Fieldwork Settings


CONFERENCE HALL 6 Panel no. 49 - Ethnographies of Neoliberalism: Hope or Pessimism? Convenors: Sachiko Tanuma, Inge Daniels Session 2/2

12:15-12:35 Tasuku Sasaki (394) Being Migrant/Refugee as a Process of Accumulation of "Migrant Capital”: The Case of Central American Migrants in Mexico

12:35-12:55 Tomoko Sakai (399) Desiring a Bond in Family Political Tensions: Everyday Ethics in Belfast After the Brexit Referendum


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12:55-13:15 Mari Miyamoto (392) Transformation of Buddhist Monasteries Into Entrepreneurial Bodies and Changes in Their Relations With Communities and Temples in Bhutan


CONFERENCE HALL 7 Panel no. 63 - Coming of (Old) Age on Earth: Imagining Our Aging Future - IUAES COMMISSION ON AGING AND THE AGED

Convenors: Jason Danely, Erika Takahashi Session 2/2

12:15-12:35 Celeste Pang (154) Aging With Interruptions

12:35-12:55 Brigitte Möller (382) Giving Meaning to ‘Cultural-Sensitive’ Elderly Care by Care-Receivers and Care-Givers in a Dutch Hospital

12:55-13:15 Esther Hertzog, Assaf Lev (286) Who is old? Studying Ageism in an Israeli Gym



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Sunday, 14 March 2021




Ethnographic films Q&A (Conference hall 5)


15:00-16:25 IUAES Commissions business meetings (see detailed program below for individual Commissions' meeting timing)

SUNDAY, 14 MARCH 2021 10:00-11:45 PANELS' SESSIONS (CONFERENCE HALLS 1-4)


10:00-10:15 Dezhi Shen (113) Standardization of YI Script Plan and Cultivation of Psychological Quality of Middle School YI Students in SHIMIAN

10:15-10:30 Zigen Xie (111) Third Plenary Session of CCP’s Eighteenth Central Committee Promotes Advancing the State Administration System – YI Script and Governing Capacity Project

10:30-10:45 LiQiong Li, QingYi Peng, Youfyu Shi, Wen Gao, Jinhua Lu, Jueshan Liu (99) Standardization of the Yi Script Plan and Promoting the Inheritance and Development of the Yi Costume Culture

10:45-11:00 Keqi Mahai, Wusha Jiri, Wuga Adi (88) School Based XBJC Teaching Materials by the Siyuan Primary School – Preschool/ First year/ Middle School/Transition

11:00-11:15 Shen Hong (78) Yi-Japanese and Multilingual Education in Liangshan


CONFERENCE HALL 2 Panel no. 84 - Imagine Kinship! Convenors: Klavs Sedlenieks, Anna Klimova

10:00-10:15 Chihiro Nakayashiki (388) Spiritual Being Makes Kinship: The Case of the Tibetan Society in North India


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10:15-10:30 Lara McKenzie (325) Enduring Relations? Imagining Kinship and Coupledom in Age-Dissimilar Unions

10:30-10:45 Paola Juan (291) Kinship, Intimacy and the Imaginary of a New Psychiatric Alterity

10:45-11:00 Federica Manfredi (232) Creating a Hook Family. Ethnographical Data From an Ongoing Fieldwork on Contemporary Body Suspension in Europe


CONFERENCE HALL 3 Panel no. 101 - Progressive/Regressive Visions of the Future? Towards a Dialectical "Next Generation Anthropology" of Social Movements Convenors: Ana Ivasiuc, Agnes Gagyi

10:15-10:30 Maddalena Gretel Cammelli (497) A Feminist Ethnography for a Next Generation Anthropology of Fascism

10:30-10:45 Ana Ivasiuc (485) Studying Right: From Legacies of Value-Neutral Knowledge to an Anti-Racist Anthropology of the Far-Right

10:45-11:00 Weronika Kuta (469) Hope and Nostalgia in Nationalist Visions of the Future

11:00-11:15 Gabriela Manley (306) The Breakup of Britain: Progressive Utopia or Regressive Nationalism?


CONFERENCE HALL 4 Panel no. 89 - Rethinking East Asian Anthropologies in Historical Perspective Convenors: Okpyo Moon, Junji Koizumi Discussant: Kwang-ok Kim

10:15-10:30 Yukihiro Kawaguchi (157) Why Are Japanese Anthropologists Working on East Asian Societies Interested in Historical and Folkloric Issues?

10:30-10:45 Jeong Duk Yi, Ji Young Yang (102) How Has Korean Anthropology Been Eurocentric?

10:45-11:00 Gang Chen (16) The Development of Chinese Anthropology and Its Future Outlook

11:00-11:15 Takahiro Ozaki (32) History of Japanese Anthropological Mongolian Studies From the Beginning of 20th Century


SUNDAY, 14 MARCH 2021 12:15-14:00 PANELS' SESSIONS (CONFERENCE HALLS 1-4)

CONFERENCE HALL 1 Panel no. 23 - Mediterranean Foodscapes: (New) Models of Sociability and Sustainability Convenors: Jelena Ivanišević, Stefano Magagnoli

12:15-12:20 Introductory note 12:20-12:35 Stefano Magagnoli (484)

Between the Mountain and the Sea: Emilia-Romagna Foodscape in the 20th Century

12:35-12:50 Oxana Fais-Leoutskaia (343) Traditional Alimentation System of Sicily and Its Role in the Nations Identity


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12:50-13.05 Luiza Giordani, Maria Eunice Maciel (282) La Bella Polenta: The Most Emblematic of Italian Colonial Foods

13:05-13:20 Melanija Belaj (121) Saline Foodscape of the Island of Pag: White Gold of the Adriatic Sea


CONFERENCE HALL 2 Miscellaneous, session 1 Moderator: Felipe Bruno Martins Fernandes

12:15-12:30 Felipe Bruno Martins Fernandes (451) Teaching Lesbian Theory in Brazil: From an Online Course Towards Political Action

12:30-12.45 Kanika Sharan (373) The Understanding of Current Feminist Movements Against Violence Through My Personal Experience as an Anthropological Researcher

12:45-13:00 Loveena Sehra (198) The Gender Politics of Domestic Violence in India: An Overview

13:00-13.15 Fuko Kawamura (184) Living Between Renunciation and Non-Renunciation: Women’s Celibacy Outside the Monasteries as a Religious Practice in Western Bhutan

13:15-13:30 Maria Watanabe (501) Hair Cut: Difference in Hair Cut's Meaning with Self and Non-Self


CONFERENCE HALL 3 Panel no. 93 - European Makings of "Good" and "Bad" Refugees: Contestations of the Right to Have Rights - IUAES

COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS

Convenors: An Van Raemdonck, Katarzyna Grabska Discussant: Heide Castañeda

12:15-12:30 Charlotte Matondo Bechert (250) The Orderly Return of Othered Subjects - Aggravation of German Migration Law From a Power Critical Perspective

12:30-12.45 Izabela Kujawa, Izabella Main (231) Faith-Based Perspectives on Refugees in Poland: Discourses, Debates, and Social Practices

12:45-13:00 Diana Garcés Amaya (455) "Women Always Claim the Same". the Gendered and Racialized Credibility Assessment on Spanish Asylum Procedure


CONFERENCE HALL 4 Panel no. 64 - Sensory Environmental Relationships - Between Memories of the Past and Imaginings of the Future Convenors: Blaz Bajic, Ana Svetel

12:15-12:30 Sara Nikolić (348) Spray Paint, Sludge and Sautéed Onions: Smellscapes of New Belgrade

12:30-12.45 Shuji Iijima (170) Sensory Impairment or Alternative Way of Life: Participating the Blind World in Japan

12:45-13:00 Yasmine Eve Lucas (70) Playing in the Uncanny: In Search of the Otherwise of Poland’s Jewish Revival



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SUNDAY, 14 MARCH 2021 12:15-14:00 Q&A SESSION WITH AUTHORS OF ETHNOGRAPHIC FILMS

CONFERENCE HALL 5

Ethnographic films are available for viewing during the

Congress, at any time

List of ethnographic fims and their authors: Francisco Antonio Ramirez-Rojas, Maria Guadalupe Ramirez-Rojas, Ever Sánchez Osorio, Santiago Ivan Ramirez-Nava (470) Convergence of Multiple Health Realities, in the Face of the Pandemic of COVID-19 in the Amuzga Region of Guerrero, México

Avitoli G. Zhimo (358) The Village on the Cliff

Pascale Hancart Petitet, Thiane Khamvongsa, Peter Livermoore (309) Live With It

Judy Aslett (288) My FGM Story

Lisa Palmer (278) Wild Honey: Caring for Bees in a Divided Land

Mina Rad (274) The Enchanted Words of the Hupd’äh of the Amazon-Masters of knowledge, narrated by Renato Athias

Stefano Galeazzi (249) The Dying Gaze

Lorenzo D'Angelo (222) Oreteti. Connecting Humans to God

Valerie Hänsch (136) Sudanese Industrial Sound: Sonic Labour in a Truck Workshop

Joy Hendry, James Hendry, Nadine Kreter (79) An Anthropologist in Changing Japan: Explaining Long-term Research

Isil Karatas, Joyce Stefanova, Pia Buhler, Viktoria Kostova (15) Barber Queen

SUNDAY, 14 MARCH 2021 15:00-16:25 IUAES COMMISSIONS BUSINESS MEETINGS

15:00-15:40 Aging and the Aged (Aging and the Life Course)

Anthropology and Education Anthropology and the Environment Anthropology, Public Policy and Development Practice Anthropology of HIV & Aids Anthropology of the Middle East Anthropology of Risk and Disaster Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Development Museums and Cultural Heritage

15:45-16:25 Anthropology of Tourism Documentation Enterprise Anthropology Global Feminisms and Queer Politics Human Rights Marginalization and Global Apartheid Medical Anthropology and Epidemiology Migration Migration Nomadic Peoples


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