4-0240 DISPARATE REALITIES: MEANING AND LOCATION IN THE SENEGALESE DIASPORA

Friday, November 18, 2011: 08:00-11:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Ermitte St. Jacques (University of Denver) and Roos A Willems (Catholic University Leuven)

Chairs: Dinah Hannaford (Emory University)

Discussants: Paul Stoller (West Chester Universty) and Bruno Riccio (University of Bologna)

08:00

Conviviality: A Comparison of Life in Society Between the Casamance and Catalonia

Tilmann Heil (Max-Planck-Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity and ISCA, University of Oxford)

08:15

The Sunugal Experience in Co-Development: Negotiating Markets Versus Solidarity

Chiara Davoli (Universitá della Calabria)

08:30

Dynamics of Class in the Senegalese Diaspora: The Case of the Migrant Husband

Dinah Hannaford (Emory University)

08:45

Discussant

Paul Stoller (West Chester Universty)

09:00

Discussion

09:15

Break

09:30

Extending the Geography of Migration: Changing Patterns of Haalpulaar Migration in Senegal, Central Africa, and Europe

Abdoulaye Kane (University of Florida)

09:45

Senegalese Migration to Argentina: Networks, Trajectories and Associations

Bernarda Zubrzycki (Universidad Nacional de La Plata-CONICET)

10:00

"My Husband Brought Me Here": Gender and Change In the Senegalese Diaspora

Ermitte St. Jacques (University of Denver)

10:15

Religious Retreats and Transcultural Challenges: Recreating Tijani Islam In Metropolitan France

Gina Gertrud Smith (University of Copenhagen)

10:30

Discussant

Bruno Riccio (University of Bologna)

10:45

Discussion

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